I love the fact that you are not only creating new content, but are also taking the time to remaster older content to bring it up to your incredible modern high standards. It's always a pleasure to rewatch some of your classic videos :)
I really agree with you on the point of updating older content. So many creators have humble beginnings, which there is no shame in that. But it creates this situation where great topics are “already covered” and it leaves the audience wanting. I think it’s really great when creators are willing to apply the skills they developed to revisit previous topics. It’s f’ing awesome.
Really? People have bad things to say about Splash Wave? I've only ever seen positive comments, they have a fair bit of subscribes, and they don't get terrible views. What bad things are people saying about Splash Wave?
@@strafefox love your content I saw this video today and honestly I wasn't expecting you to remaster this you just keep smashing our expectations when you make a new video and I love the cg art in your videos there honestly amazing but I have one question will you ever do videos on the 8 and 32 bit era of games would love to see how those turn out
Just wanted to say, as a longtime Sega fan, it's nice that there's somebody out there doing this kind of amazing research and quality production. Even for games as frequently reported on and widely known as Sonic, you always manage to show me something I didn't know about the history of these games.
As a long-time Sonic fan, this was amazing to see. Furthermore, the fact that you've made such great content and then went and remastered it should be a testament to the quality of your channel and all the work that goes into it. Phenomenal job well done here to all involved.
Mario introduced me to gaming, then Sonic cemented it as a lifelong passion. I've seen so much cut content and prototype footage from this game, but I was pleasantly surprised to see new stuff I had no idea existed! You da man, strafefox!!
Same for me. My first decade of video gaming (aged 5-14) was restricted to Nintendo, as I had mentally connected myself with Mario and Kirby. I simply regarded anything other than Nintendo too adult for my liking. Eventually, while I was researching various platforms of the past as part of my interest, I learned about Sega’s Dreamcast console, and I grew attached to the sleazy cutting-edge box very quickly. Months later, I bought it with Sonic Adventure, and the rest (5 years up to now) is history.
Honestly, the Japanese box art of the Classic Sonic era aged like fine wine. There is something unique and timeless about the airbrush artwork of Sonic that even most digital artists can replicate. Akira Watanabe has the skill of professional that Greg Martin wish he could have (no offense to Greg). _"Don't just sit there and waste your precious time. When you want to do something, do it right away. Do it what you can. It's the only way you can live a life without regrets."_
I can just appreciate that the western and Japanese art wasn’t so far apart stylistically. During the NES era we saw a lot of horrible western reinterpretations of Japanese IP because publishers didn’t trust kids to love the manga/anime look. A classic example is the NES box art for the first megaman game. Thankfully that had almost completely been eliminated by the late nineties. But still I do rate the Japanese sonic box art higher than the western art but not by a massive degree
This was such an incredible video! I never knew about the WW2-inspired story for Sonic, that was so cool to learn about! Always a treat to see these vids.
One error: The name "Robotnik" was never a thing in Japan. That was part of the US localization. His original name was always Eggman. Same goes for the name "Badniks". Eggman's machines never had a specific name either.
@@ssg-eggunner I wouldn't agree. All mainline 16-bit Sonic games have ages rather well. Played their mobile ports and they are just as good as they were back in the day
@@ssg-eggunner True, but the core gameplay and level design has stayed the same. And from now on, the Christian Whitehead versions of those games are gonna be the definitive re-release editions
I just had to take a break at 16:50, being a musician myself, grown up with the Mega-Drive and Sonic 1 as my first game this original score is just something magical to behold. I always was font of your channel but this kind of info really REALLy took it to new heights! Keep up the AMAZING work maat!
Your content is seriously hard to find a comparison for. It reminds me of the "how it's made" shows on TV that would tell you the history about taffy or tires or something. You go well above and beyond with all of your content, but remastering older content is even more impressive. Thank you for all that you do and please do more!!
As someone who's followed the story of these games for decades at this point, and how it's evolved as we get more information, this is stellar. Very well researched, very well presented, and I even learned a few new things despite being steeped in this for as long as I was. *And* you didn't trip on "Mr. Needlemouse"! That one's gotten so many people for so many years, even Sega themselves. Great work.
Your usage of Jem BGM during the the part where you’re talking about CG graphics made me so happy. Lovely video about my favorite video game character!
I don’t think I left a comment the first time I watched this video, which is a shame because this one is truly special. I just watched both your older ‘Making of Sonic the Hedgehog’ video and this one back to back, and they both do such a great job explaining many of the same, but also many different aspects of Sonic 1’s development. This more in depth look at the creation of the first Sonic game, however, is really special even when compared to the older video (which is still fantastic) because it goes into the roles of even more people behind Sonic 1’s development, while the first one fleshes out the inspirations behind Sonic 1. I’d say watching both back to back might’ve given me the best Splash Wave experience I ever had, which is really saying something because your production values alone are insane, let alone the passion and research that goes into these amazing videos.
Love the Jem and the Holograms background music at 6:21 to 7:03! Nice throwback and very nice video! They are always high quality and very educational!
Awesome video. I adored this game as a kid. And I even play the OST from time to time so I can hear that Awesome music. Thanks for making this and thanks to all who helped create something I could be so nostalgic about today.
I write this almost every video - How does Strafe not have more subscribers!?? Every time they upload I am telling everyone I know and (hopefully) creating new fans. These are TOP TIER Strafe - Please don't stop. Your back catalogue will get it's day in the sun when people eventually find you!
Why can't i stop watching these? Oh that's right...The amazing background renders, The 3d modelling, the smooth transitions, the plethora of knowledge, the highly structured narrative....
when my Bell rings and its strafefox, I get a tear in my eye for joy of happiness. I have no idea why Amazon or Netflix don't knock on your door; you deserve a Million-dollar check. Your talents are worth 5 million subscribers
A unified 25-minute Sonic the Hedgehog Strafefox video. I always knew that one day, you would finally come. Next, a 3-hour documentary about the Phantasy Star series, and a 1-hour video about Terranigma. I refuse to give up hope on those. Cheers Strafe!
It's really a shame this channel doesn't have the following it deserves. One of the few channels that I watch the second their videos drop. Please keep up the good work and thanks for the great content!!!!
Excellent work, as always! Funny, I had no idea that so many of the first wave of Mega Drive titles were rushed out so quickly. It makes sense, but kudos to Sega's staff for making them as good as they were.
This video brought back so many emotions. I've seen others on the history but this is so masterfully done. The story, the introduction of graphics, the progression, the timing and choice of music at just the right time. Man... even the gameplay clips were focused in on the prefect area of the screen. Then add beautiful graphic artistry and 3D graphics... It's like the watching the Sonic commercial for the first time again... Seeing those awesome graphics when all I knew was the NES. I was so geeked out and watching this, it brought all that excitement back! I don't get excited for much so thank you. This has blessed me and God bless you all!
Again, another amazing video! Once I see a splash wave video in my sobscriptions feed, I know that I've got a good time ahead of me. Your videos never disappoint!
A new Strafefox video is always a fiesta. I learn more details than with any info digging and everything is explained in a so inspiring way. It's fantastic how the developers pushed the technical limits and how the whole team arranged this success that wasn't just handed to them. One feels that many others can use these methods and sentiment to further their professional life, especially in software development.
Oh my God I'm stoked you guys made this video!! I LOVE your content, and the history of Sonic is right up my alley!! I'm probably going to watch this video 3 times this week. I love it thanks Strafe Fox! Splash wave kicks (blue) balls!!
Nicely put together!! Short, snappy, just what you need when everyone else's take on the development of Sonic is often over 1hr. Especially liked the beat matched tracks as the video finished, nicely polished off into the credits!
Watching this on New Years Eve to celebrate the upcoming one! Thank you always Strafefox for your AWESOMELY produced videos. It's the small details such as the fans blowing the Genesis into position. The matching of the music with the visuals and just the proper understanding of what nostaligia is all about! Here's to 2023!!!
All that time to create new videos is very well worth it, at this point I’ve watched a ton of sonic history videos, but you still managed to teach me lot of new things about our beloved Sonic
Thank you for still putting enormous attention to detail and entertainment in your videos, the 3D animations and overall format makes your new videos exciting to watch even if we already know everything about the game in question.
One of my favorite games meets one of my favorite channels! As always, I love the behind-the-scenes looks that always bring up some new things I didn't know, along with the newly-created visuals that replicate environments from the featured game!
I remember, back in 2018 your Sonic 1 and 2 video were some of the most impressive works I've seen on this platform. (And also brought me back into the series after taking a break from it) The fact you even found a way to improve on your Sonic 1 video is just insane. I ADORE the Spring Yard and Star Light models so much! Basically every model you create is gorgeous. I'm repeating myself, but each detail you craft into these is just so beautiful to look at! My interest of the origin story of Sonic has never dried out, and this is easily the best documentary of it yet! Cheers for your amazing work~
Thanks so much, I can’t get enough of your incredible retro gaming productions, depth of story and astounding polish!! I’d love to see an expanded version of your Thunderforce IV video with full narration like this video too!
@@strafefox Well that’s very exciting…. I always jump straight onto your new content, but I’ll especially keep an eye out for that :-) FYI, I own the largest retro video game arcade here in Australia and I felt that Thunderforce IV was such a worthy arcade title, that we’ve even build a cabinet around it, interfacing an original Mega Drive system with a Sega JAMMA cabinet. It really is a 16-Bit masterpiece of a game!
Always a delight to see a Splash Wave video upload! Was confused seeing Sonic again, but if you're remastering the old vids with new info, that's great to hear!
I love the fact that you are not only creating new content, but are also taking the time to remaster older content to bring it up to your incredible modern high standards. It's always a pleasure to rewatch some of your classic videos :)
Thanks so much Dean! Yeah it's fun to revisit some of my favorite games once in a while :)
@@strafefox Please upload 60fps videos, it's eyebleeding seeing Sonic at 30
@@efuuu just use SVPlayer. It interpolates all media to 60fps
@@SRC267 It's an Android app, i'm on PC, and interpolation is not the same thing.
Who the hell doesn't upload this kind of content at 60 anyway?
I really agree with you on the point of updating older content. So many creators have humble beginnings, which there is no shame in that. But it creates this situation where great topics are “already covered” and it leaves the audience wanting. I think it’s really great when creators are willing to apply the skills they developed to revisit previous topics.
It’s f’ing awesome.
Probably the most underrated gaming history channel on youtube. One of the few channels i have the bell turned on for.
Really? People have bad things to say about Splash Wave? I've only ever seen positive comments, they have a fair bit of subscribes, and they don't get terrible views. What bad things are people saying about Splash Wave?
They are just saying that the StrafeFox subscriber base should be much larger than it is! 🙂
For real, great channel. Very underrated..
While I do agree Splash Wave deserve WAY MORE subscribers, is not the most underrated gaming history channel I know, that goes to GTV Japan.
Check out pandamonium reviews us saturn games. That one is triple a
I loved seeing all the influences on the art style. I also enjoyed the footage of the Tokyo Toy Show Sonic demo - I wasn't aware any existed.
Thanks! I actually captured the TTS footage from a fan made rom
This is my remake, which is specified in the video (albeit with an older username of mine)
the whiplash man...
@@strafefox love your content I saw this video today and honestly I wasn't expecting you to remaster this you just keep smashing our expectations when you make a new video and I love the cg art in your videos there honestly amazing but I have one question will you ever do videos on the 8 and 32 bit era of games would love to see how those turn out
@@thetriggeredone3461 Thanks! Great to hear! And yes next video will be focused on 8-bit games :)
The Sonic soundtrack is a masterpiece just like in Revenge of Shinobi and Streets of Rage!
just like virtua fighter 1 and 2 its sega of 90s :)
Yuzo koshiro is a genius
Until you find out Sega doesnt actually own all the rights or would bother to pay the composers any more royalties for use in Origins.
Knowing that the person who composed the music was a bassist explains how the soundtrack slapped so fucking hard, especially Spring Yard Zone
Just wanted to say, as a longtime Sega fan, it's nice that there's somebody out there doing this kind of amazing research and quality production. Even for games as frequently reported on and widely known as Sonic, you always manage to show me something I didn't know about the history of these games.
it's always a good day when strafefox uploads
As a long-time Sonic fan, this was amazing to see. Furthermore, the fact that you've made such great content and then went and remastered it should be a testament to the quality of your channel and all the work that goes into it. Phenomenal job well done here to all involved.
Mario introduced me to gaming, then Sonic cemented it as a lifelong passion. I've seen so much cut content and prototype footage from this game, but I was pleasantly surprised to see new stuff I had no idea existed! You da man, strafefox!!
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Same for me. My first decade of video gaming (aged 5-14) was restricted to Nintendo, as I had mentally connected myself with Mario and Kirby. I simply regarded anything other than Nintendo too adult for my liking. Eventually, while I was researching various platforms of the past as part of my interest, I learned about Sega’s Dreamcast console, and I grew attached to the sleazy cutting-edge box very quickly. Months later, I bought it with Sonic Adventure, and the rest (5 years up to now) is history.
Extremely underrated channel. The amount of time and editing you put into your videos really makes it deserves more views
I hope this video reaches millions! I enjoyed every second and cant wait for your next release
Honestly, the Japanese box art of the Classic Sonic era aged like fine wine. There is something unique and timeless about the airbrush artwork of Sonic that even most digital artists can replicate. Akira Watanabe has the skill of professional that Greg Martin wish he could have (no offense to Greg).
_"Don't just sit there and waste your precious time. When you want to do something, do it right away. Do it what you can. It's the only way you can live a life without regrets."_
Your wine comparison is so perfect. Original Japanese Sonic artwork feel like something so old yet you just feeling luxury by looking at it.
I prefer the U.S. Sonic box art and promotional look. 18:24 I still vividly remember seeing this poster in the front of video game stores.
I can just appreciate that the western and Japanese art wasn’t so far apart stylistically. During the NES era we saw a lot of horrible western reinterpretations of Japanese IP because publishers didn’t trust kids to love the manga/anime look. A classic example is the NES box art for the first megaman game. Thankfully that had almost completely been eliminated by the late nineties.
But still I do rate the Japanese sonic box art higher than the western art but not by a massive degree
In the 80s, 90s Japan was way ahead of its time
@RockManLP_Radio Bad taste.
I have nothing clever to say. I just wanted to say thank you for continuing to make these incredible videos!
You should've stopped with the first sentence.
@@jarlwhiterun7478 Okay. Hope your day gets better.
This was such an incredible video! I never knew about the WW2-inspired story for Sonic, that was so cool to learn about! Always a treat to see these vids.
Most of these creators like Walt Disney and Stan Lee fought in ww2
Damn, the medley at the end hits hard..
I love the idea of creating interesting scenarios first and putting them somewhere in the stage.
The sonic games were the beginning of my gaming journey as a child, and will always have a special place in my heart for that. Thanks.
Me too, my first console was Mega-Drive and it came with Sonic 2...
On computer, Doom was my first game...
So many emotions watching this, for a moment it felt like it was all happening for the first time. Amazing content as always, thank you!
A tale as old as time... and it never gets old. Such an awesome story, now told with the awesome Splash Wave treatment!
love that little animation of the fan blowing the genesis closer to the tv at 17:15
One error: The name "Robotnik" was never a thing in Japan. That was part of the US localization. His original name was always Eggman.
Same goes for the name "Badniks". Eggman's machines never had a specific name either.
9:00 - Wow! That's an amazing bit of Sonic trivia I've never heard before.
So glad that Sonic was a part of my childhood and that the 16-bit games have aged well. Thumbs up for your work!
Well the 3rd game did age well
But the others
Not so much
@@ssg-eggunner I wouldn't agree. All mainline 16-bit Sonic games have ages rather well. Played their mobile ports and they are just as good as they were back in the day
@@datoda3593 thats because of the widescreen that increases the reaction time to enemies
Thats why you had a better experience with the mobile ports
@@ssg-eggunner True, but the core gameplay and level design has stayed the same. And from now on, the Christian Whitehead versions of those games are gonna be the definitive re-release editions
@@datoda3593 about the level design
Just remember about metropolis zone, marble zone, labyrinth zone and scrap brain zone which are all badly designed
Keep up the great work, I love your videos! This is the quality of content I like to see on UA-cam
Thanks so much Mushy! Really awesome
It's such a long time between episodes, but the production quality shows a lot of effort and details put into each. Many thanks!
Always love watching your videos, the level of detail and effort doesn't go unnoticed.
Another masterpiece. This channel deserves so many more subs!
I'll never forget watching this video for the first time the visuals and editing are impeccable!
The amount of work that goes into making these videos look good has to be absolutely monumental. Thank you for making these!
I just had to take a break at 16:50, being a musician myself, grown up with the Mega-Drive and Sonic 1 as my first game this original score is just something magical to behold. I always was font of your channel but this kind of info really REALLy took it to new heights! Keep up the AMAZING work maat!
these videos are the definition of aesthetic, its a good day when a new one comes out!
Growing up with the megadrive, this video is awesome. So much cool information and love has been put in to this.
Thanks so much for your donation! Glad you liked the video.
Always worth the wait !
Awesome to hear and thanks so much for your donation!
@@strafefox You're welcome!
I hope one day we can see the development of Jet Set Radio through your lens and storytelling. Great work as usual!
You're back, finally and in my birthday! This is a stellar gift, thank you so much!
Thanks! and happy birthday! Hope you have a great day
@@strafefox Thank you so much my friend, you're awesome!
Always a happy day when I see a new strafefox video in my feed. Top shelf work as always!
Great video, as always. Pretty sure the monster on the left at 11:13 was inspired by the Guntank :)
The production quality of these videos honestly puts big TV companies to shame. So we'll researched, intriguing and well made. Love this channel
The quality of this remastered video is incredible. New sub here
Excellent video as always!
Long time fan of this channel.
Sonic is a true icon of the 16 bit era.
Long live the blue blur! 🌀💨
Your content is seriously hard to find a comparison for. It reminds me of the "how it's made" shows on TV that would tell you the history about taffy or tires or something.
You go well above and beyond with all of your content, but remastering older content is even more impressive. Thank you for all that you do and please do more!!
As someone who's followed the story of these games for decades at this point, and how it's evolved as we get more information, this is stellar. Very well researched, very well presented, and I even learned a few new things despite being steeped in this for as long as I was.
*And* you didn't trip on "Mr. Needlemouse"! That one's gotten so many people for so many years, even Sega themselves. Great work.
Strafefox always make the best videos 👍
YESSS another Sonic one :D
Your SEGA stuff is some of the best on UA-cam, extremely professional production quality!
Your usage of Jem BGM during the the part where you’re talking about CG graphics made me so happy. Lovely video about my favorite video game character!
Praise the editing staff
It's on par with news documentaries
with its own flair
Good job on everyone's part
I don’t think I left a comment the first time I watched this video, which is a shame because this one is truly special. I just watched both your older ‘Making of Sonic the Hedgehog’ video and this one back to back, and they both do such a great job explaining many of the same, but also many different aspects of Sonic 1’s development. This more in depth look at the creation of the first Sonic game, however, is really special even when compared to the older video (which is still fantastic) because it goes into the roles of even more people behind Sonic 1’s development, while the first one fleshes out the inspirations behind Sonic 1. I’d say watching both back to back might’ve given me the best Splash Wave experience I ever had, which is really saying something because your production values alone are insane, let alone the passion and research that goes into these amazing videos.
Love the Jem and the Holograms background music at 6:21 to 7:03! Nice throwback and very nice video! They are always high quality and very educational!
Awesome video. I adored this game as a kid. And I even play the OST from time to time so I can hear that Awesome music. Thanks for making this and thanks to all who helped create something I could be so nostalgic about today.
I write this almost every video - How does Strafe not have more subscribers!?? Every time they upload I am telling everyone I know and (hopefully) creating new fans. These are TOP TIER Strafe - Please don't stop. Your back catalogue will get it's day in the sun when people eventually find you!
This channel's content makes me feel warm inside as someone with lots of love and passion for games
The original video was actually the reason I decided I want to go into programming I’m so glad you remastered this video
i'm on my lunch break at work and i watch the new strafefox video. what's better? flawless work as always
It’s always a treat getting new Videos from this channel. Stay awesome dude!
Why can't i stop watching these?
Oh that's right...The amazing background renders, The 3d modelling, the smooth transitions, the plethora of knowledge, the highly structured narrative....
I just checked this channel to see if there was anything new so I feel lucky to see that only an hour later you’d upload this. Thank you!
The level of attention to detail in your videos is absurdly high.
when my Bell rings and its strafefox, I get a tear in my eye for joy of happiness. I have no idea why Amazon or Netflix don't knock on your door; you deserve a Million-dollar check. Your talents are worth 5 million subscribers
Thank so much!
A unified 25-minute Sonic the Hedgehog Strafefox video. I always knew that one day, you would finally come.
Next, a 3-hour documentary about the Phantasy Star series, and a 1-hour video about Terranigma.
I refuse to give up hope on those.
Cheers Strafe!
Did anyone else notice 'Laserbeak' was written on the cassette? It's a Transformer who turns into a bird/cassette etc etc.
It's really a shame this channel doesn't have the following it deserves. One of the few channels that I watch the second their videos drop. Please keep up the good work and thanks for the great content!!!!
This new video made my day. Thanks for always creating the best content out there!!! 🔥🔥🔥
This content is so amazing. The only reason it doesn't hit millions of people is the fault of the UA-cam algorithm. Your content is from the gods!
Excellent work, as always! Funny, I had no idea that so many of the first wave of Mega Drive titles were rushed out so quickly. It makes sense, but kudos to Sega's staff for making them as good as they were.
This video brought back so many emotions. I've seen others on the history but this is so masterfully done. The story, the introduction of graphics, the progression, the timing and choice of music at just the right time. Man... even the gameplay clips were focused in on the prefect area of the screen. Then add beautiful graphic artistry and 3D graphics... It's like the watching the Sonic commercial for the first time again... Seeing those awesome graphics when all I knew was the NES. I was so geeked out and watching this, it brought all that excitement back! I don't get excited for much so thank you. This has blessed me and God bless you all!
I don't understand how is this channel so underrated!
Keep it up, man! Your content is really good!
Again, another amazing video! Once I see a splash wave video in my sobscriptions feed, I know that I've got a good time ahead of me. Your videos never disappoint!
A new Strafefox video is always a fiesta.
I learn more details than with any info digging and everything is explained in a so inspiring way. It's fantastic how the developers pushed the technical limits and how the whole team arranged this success that wasn't just handed to them.
One feels that many others can use these methods and sentiment to further their professional life, especially in software development.
This is so good!!! This is the only video about The making of Sonic 1 that's up to date with the current information, I love this
This just made my morning to see a new strafefox video.
Oh my God I'm stoked you guys made this video!! I LOVE your content, and the history of Sonic is right up my alley!! I'm probably going to watch this video 3 times this week. I love it thanks Strafe Fox! Splash wave kicks (blue) balls!!
11 out of 10 guys. Your quality of content for retro gaming is the best on UA-cam.
These documentaries are simply amazing, the amount of detail of information is superb.
thanks so much for all of the hard work you put into all of your content
your Castlevania series is premium stuff
Nicely put together!! Short, snappy, just what you need when everyone else's take on the development of Sonic is often over 1hr. Especially liked the beat matched tracks as the video finished, nicely polished off into the credits!
Watching this on New Years Eve to celebrate the upcoming one! Thank you always Strafefox for your AWESOMELY produced videos. It's the small details such as the fans blowing the Genesis into position. The matching of the music with the visuals and just the proper understanding of what nostaligia is all about! Here's to 2023!!!
Thanks so much for your kind words! and cheers to 2023 :) Btw: the new video is almost done.
All that time to create new videos is very well worth it, at this point I’ve watched a ton of sonic history videos, but you still managed to teach me lot of new things about our beloved Sonic
I've been binging your videos all month! Having this video release today was a pleasant surprise :) Thank you!
Oh man I missed this. Time to finish this!
You are one of my biggest inspirations! Whenever possible, I invite my audience to know your work. Thanks for the effort.
Thank you for still putting enormous attention to detail and entertainment in your videos, the 3D animations and overall format makes your new videos exciting to watch even if we already know everything about the game in question.
One of my favorite games meets one of my favorite channels! As always, I love the behind-the-scenes looks that always bring up some new things I didn't know, along with the newly-created visuals that replicate environments from the featured game!
It's always an event when strafefox uploads a new video! Had to watch this one on the TV. As always, top notch quality!
The absolut gold standard of UA-cam content, as usual.
Thank you for another absolutely brilliant video! I always get giddy when I see a notification that you've posted a new one.
How does this channel not have a million views, Its quality is SO GOOD
My favorite channel on YT. Thank you for doing what you do!
Words cannot describe how much I love your videos, keep up the masterful job.
I played a lot of Sonic as a child, so I really loved this video. Brilliant work sir.
Easily the most underrated channel on this entire site!
This is probably the most in-depth development video for Sonic. It was so fascinating learning new stuff on one of my childhood games. ^_^
Production values are top notch. Amazing video and gained a sub.
Love the Super Hang-On music here! Such an underrated soundtrack
Amazing stuff as always, Jeroen! It's crazy how much work had to go into the making of this game. Its quality really shows through, even to this day.
Great seeing you tackle this one! Outstanding video as always.
I remember, back in 2018 your Sonic 1 and 2 video were some of the most impressive works I've seen on this platform. (And also brought me back into the series after taking a break from it) The fact you even found a way to improve on your Sonic 1 video is just insane.
I ADORE the Spring Yard and Star Light models so much! Basically every model you create is gorgeous. I'm repeating myself, but each detail you craft into these is just so beautiful to look at!
My interest of the origin story of Sonic has never dried out, and this is easily the best documentary of it yet! Cheers for your amazing work~
Amazing 10/10 video as always. I really hope to see an in-depth making of Streets of Rage 1, that game was like my baby for the Sega Genesis lol
Another amazing video.
You guys are one of the few channels on youtube that I always take the time to watch all their content.
man, its been awhile since ive checked your channel, you have improved alot!
Thanks so much, I can’t get enough of your incredible retro gaming productions, depth of story and astounding polish!!
I’d love to see an expanded version of your Thunderforce IV video with full narration like this video too!
Thanks! ThunderForce IV is certainly still on my list.
@@strafefox Well that’s very exciting…. I always jump straight onto your new content, but I’ll especially keep an eye out for that :-)
FYI, I own the largest retro video game arcade here in Australia and I felt that Thunderforce IV was such a worthy arcade title, that we’ve even build a cabinet around it, interfacing an original Mega Drive system with a Sega JAMMA cabinet. It really is a 16-Bit masterpiece of a game!
@@TheShibbybear Ha that's awesome! :) TFIV is by far my favorite shoot'em up.
Always a delight to see a Splash Wave video upload! Was confused seeing Sonic again, but if you're remastering the old vids with new info, that's great to hear!