Fun fact: The PC port of Sonic Heroes is an earlier build than any of the console versions, and as a result has many glitches that make it the fastest for speedrunning.
@@MAHIM2000 There's a widescreen patch so you can play it on modern hardware :P Yes I prefer the PC version, I like to have the wittle icon on my desktop :3
The only reason I knew about the pc port of Sonic Heros was because I saw it in a claw machine back in the day as a kid that was naturally impossible to actually get. I proceeded to spend the car ride home crying my eyes out while my parents laughed at me. That experience really shaped me into the adult that I am today.
@@KopperNeoman Ah yes, blame the child for wanting to get a video game from a rigged scam machine because their parents wouldn’t get it elsewhere for them anyways.
Sonic Adventure DX had two demos, actually. One of them had one level with either just Sonic or Sonic, Tails and Knuckles IIRC, and the other gives you one level with all six characters.
I appreciate the fact that you didn't just use a Windows XP virtual machine, but went to the lengths of risking tetanus by using a Dell Dimension 3000 from the scrapyard and radiation equivalent to Chernobyl from the CRT screen.
@@RenrcorZ nah, it's perfectly safe, mythes due to degaussing modes with giant magnets mixed in with the old "if you sit too near a screen you'll damage your sight". It's just a hyperbolic statement.
Windows XP is one of those OS choices that will never truly be unloved by the community. There's Basilisk XPMod, which is a fork of the discontinued Basilisk browser (based on modern Firefox, and is capable of using NPAPI plugins such as Adobe Flash, among MANY others, since it still supports even 32bit NPAPI plugins, and it supports HTML5) which is actually updated almost every week, and it is built for even XP machines running Pentium 1 processors. Also, it works fine on Windows 11. Additionally, OpenMPT is another example of deliberate XP support. OpenMPT 1.28.10 was the last version of OpenMPT to support XP, even though it required a "legacy" build. Where it gets interesting is that in 1.30, OpenMPT had received enough demand that they made a RETRO build of 1.30 and now 1.31 (as well as the 1.32 dev builds) that is designed to run on Windows XP machines again, from Pentium 1 to the present, as well as on older versions of Wine. OpenMPT is an example of a program that deliberately targets Wine in addition to Windows, beyond just this. Also, OpenMPT's official player for its own MPTM format and its other supported formats like IT, S3M, XM, MO3, and MOD has RETRO builds designed for even older hardware and software. There is a build made to run on Windows 98 with KernelEx, there is an XP build of course, but there's also a build each for Windows 95 machines and MS-DOS machines both with a 386 (1985 x86 processor, though the 387 math helper co-processor slot needs to be populated). The Windows 95 build can be ran under NEC PC98 Windows installs, because KernelEx and PC98 are hard to mix, even if using PC98 Windows 2000 and Windows 2000 KernelEx. Meanwhile, the Windows 95 build needs none of that. Seeing as how the PC98 line went all the way up to a unit (PC9821Ra43) that can use up to a 1.5GHz processor (fastest Tualatin Celeron, is Pentium 3-derived, but is actually faster because no 1.5GHz Pentium 3 for the relevant socket exists, only 1.4GHz), playing modules with very high channel counts shouldn't be a problem. The retro computing scene is very ambitious in keeping these older machines running.
0:25 this graphic is incredible. I haven’t checked on your channel since you were at 300K, but I got the notification and decided to watch this video. Awesome stuff!!!
It's actually not sculpted, it's a process called photogrammetry. It's basically using a camera to take a bazillion (give or take) photos of an area from all angles, and then the software tries to make a 3d model from it. You can tell by the warping and the feathered edges on everything.
I love how accurate the sonic riders experience is. I remember cutscenes taking forever, and then I discovered that f is the start button that skips cutscenes. Also, in launcher settings, I used to change the framerate to 15 so it runs properly lol.
Thanks to LimeWire in around 2005 i bootlegged SADx and it ran pretty well on my basic 2004 Windows Xp Laptop. Only standing problem was that the music did not work, but that was due to the person who shared the file left the music files out for some reason! It didn't take me long to realize that the music was in OGG format since the sound effects were of that file type. So with a little research of what song file name went with each in-game event, and using an early version of WavePad Sound Editor since it was free (and still pretty much is, if you use an old version like 10.88 like i do with infinite full feature demo mode...and it's startup prompt every time....) I converted my various assembled Mp3 files and converted them to OGG format! I loved that soo much, but It did take at least 5 hours! For perfect Chaos 1 I used the Anime "Bleach" full vocal version of "Number One" since I was bootlegging the crap out of that show since it was new at that time, and for Perfect Chaos 2 I used the Ikaruga boss theme "Butsutekkai," and I definitely bootlegged the Dreamcast version to know that song back then too! While I never had to bootleg the kid show "Lazy Town," Ive always had it's "You Are A Pirate" song as my theme since I've heard it eons ago, If you cant tell from my bootlegging problem which I seem to have....
i remember playing sonic adventure dx on my mom's windows xp laptop when i was small and one day i discovered the cursors, wallpapers etc. later i got yelled at by my mom for sonicfying her whole laptop.
I’m pretty sure Sonic Generations got a physical PC release as well, though only in certain parts of Europe and/or Australia. It’s pretty going back to PC releases, I absolutely adored Adventure DX on my PC in the day.
@@NottJoeyOfficial Technically Sonic 4: Episode II is later, and it's the final one that officially supports XP, 32-bit. There is hope that either Sonic Lost World and/or Sonic Mania *could* run even though XP 32-bit was not supported because they use DirectX 9 and are 32-bit, but the only way to know at this point would be to try and run cracked versions of the games.
@@licentioushowler3400 I know that decompiled versions of Sonic Mania run on the original Wii even, so it's not unlikely a cracked version would run on Windows XP, even if it takes a bit of tweaking. I wonder if it worked on XP when Steam supported Windows XP.
Oh man that Sold Out SADX box is so nostalgic. I didn't have a console until the Wii so I grew up with these PC Ports. The Heroes Sold Out PC Port, the Sonic R and Sonic 3D Blast Xplosiv Double Pack and the Sonic Mega Collection Plus PC port that has the 50Hz PAL versions for some reason. Overall I'm very glad these games got ported to PC because if they didn't and were stuck on consoles I'd probably be only playing Racing games or no games at all nowadays.
It's funny you made this video because like 2 weeks ago, my mom found my long-lost childhood copy of the *original* Sonic Adventure DX PC release while cleaning. We misplaced it when moving houses and lo and behold, it was tucked away in one of our closet's upper corners on a shelf! It was the Activision cardboard box copy. It even still had both discs and the installation pamphlet inside! I was in absolute disbelief when she found it, because it was one of the first video games I ever played when I was around 3 or 4! It may be rare nowadays, too... I can't find any of the original cardboard PC copies on eBay besides like a japanese and italian one, but they went for >$70. Otherwise it's all the Gamecube version, or other brands that had published discs for PC. So when I was like 8-11 (around 2011-2013) we had bought another copy, but of the Mastertronic version in a plastic disc case. So I guess I got my childhood back twice now! Anyways, just wanted to tell my story with PC SADX. Love my mom so much for finding the original copy and giving me closure
That version of SADX is the one i grew up on, and funny enough it was also on an old windows xp laptop that ran at about the same framerate. This was really nostalgic
@@GUCFan No, like Sonic All Stars Racing Transformed it needs Steam. But seeing as he mentioned Racing Transformed I don't get why it didn't mention Sonic Generations.
@@Priception Because those physical releases usually came out in Europe, before this video i didn't know Racing Transformed had a physical PC release. And i didn't even know Generations had a physical PC release before you mentioned it.
@@GUCFan Sonic Generations Physical Disc was also Europe Only. Fun fact. In the files on the disc there are graphics for an unused installer of the cancelled PC port of Sonic Unleashed.
"Sold Out Software" didn't port games, they just grabbed the rights to distribute older PC games, sometimes with a new launcher or installer and that was it. Half the time they incorporated fan made patches so the games could run on newer systems. They re-released Myth 2 on PC and it still featured the HDD wiping bug when trying to uninstall, that's how lazy they were.
Anyone else notice the SOS background that pops up occasionally in this video? Peter, are you okay? Is someone forcing you to play old Sonic games on outdated hardware? Do you need our help? 😂
Had SADX on Pentium 2 as a kid and the music didn't work because the PC didn't support the required media player version. Other sounds worked, just no music. It would also lag in certain parts of the game (usually the hardest like the snake).
I rarely comment on videos, But watching almost all of your videos since you dropped the A-Ranks in all 3D Sonic Video, and seeing you grow as a content creator, a one of a kind editor, a highly creative individual, and a person as a whole in the last 5-6 years, makes me feel so happy and content being one of your long time viewers. Never stop doing and being yourself, Mr. Pebber 💜💜
This video definitely reminds me of the old school Peter Knetter videos of riffing old sonic games on obscure hardware. Love the vid Pete! And happy belated b-day! 😁👍🎉
New games on Windows XP in 2010 were not unusual. Remember just how long-lived XP was. I remember when the release of Just Cause 2 for PC in 2011 was shocking due to the game being Vista/7 only as it wasn't running on DirectX 9, it took a few years after that for XP compatibility to be dropped for good.
4:43 Oh, wow. I remember running into that cutscene speed issue all the way back when the game released. Genuinely thought my copy was broken. Gameplay itself was normal speed though. Played through the whole thing like this, too
I’m unexpectedly an expert in this topic. Having only a very old laptop, I couldn’t buy anything, but pc sonic games I looked for everywhere for Riders, never got it. (Eastern Europe) My last was Heroes. After that, I bought (wasted money on) the racing game and Generations, but those never started Never
This is a very specific video concept, but somehow it is exactly what I wanted to see today. I was thinking about Windows and how XP was the last 32-bit system. Then I wondered what Sonic games you'd be able to run on it, and somehow this video got recommended. Is UA-cam now reading my thoughts? Playing Sonic Riders, Heroes, Adventure DX, and Mega Collection Plus on PC was a big part of my childhood.
I don't know what it is that makes me love seeing late 90s/early 2000s graphics on PC. Aside from their color pallette which I love I think it's something about seeing their low poly aesthetic that makes me like it. It's pleasing to the eye seeing Sonic Adventure on PC
fun fact: remember y2k? Problem with year 2000 and computers? Yeah, y2k will have a sequel, kinda like titanic or shrek, I mean something similar will be in year 2038 for 32 bit systems, because time is measured in seconds that passed from January the 1st 1970 (Unix zone), and well maximum number is 2 147 483 647 seconds, and it'll reach it on year 2038, exactly on January the 19th 3:14:07 AM UTC, so then your system will basically shit itself, pretty cool isn't it
My first computer was a Dimension 3000. I spent hours on that thing as a kid. I found one a few years ago and bought it for the nostalgia factor. It's now on display in my office
Fun fact: The PC port of Sonic Heroes is an earlier build than any of the console versions, and as a result has many glitches that make it the fastest for speedrunning.
Does it have any revisions or patches?
@@MAHIM2000 There's a widescreen patch so you can play it on modern hardware :P Yes I prefer the PC version, I like to have the wittle icon on my desktop :3
@@onthedreo hate it for the JANK pc glitches like the fucking loop in metropolis where you can just fall off it without doing anything
Which is why the PC port is the 2nd best version of Sonci Heroes reception-wise. With #1 of course being the GameCube version.
@@TheDatabaseNetwork Weird, I thought it went GCN > Xbox > PC > PS2.
The only reason I knew about the pc port of Sonic Heros was because I saw it in a claw machine back in the day as a kid that was naturally impossible to actually get. I proceeded to spend the car ride home crying my eyes out while my parents laughed at me.
That experience really shaped me into the adult that I am today.
Thats a real experience right there...
Such an experience...
You were so real for this.
They tried to warn you, no doubt. If so, only yourself to blame.
@@KopperNeoman Ah yes, blame the child for wanting to get a video game from a rigged scam machine because their parents wouldn’t get it elsewhere for them anyways.
The US had DX and Riders on PC. Had both growing up.
Heroes even had a downloadable demo on PC as well.
You lucky kid you
I remember all that myself bro...damn you just unlocked a memory.
The US had Heroes as well.
@@peter_knettertriplets
Sonic Adventure DX had two demos, actually. One of them had one level with either just Sonic or Sonic, Tails and Knuckles IIRC, and the other gives you one level with all six characters.
I appreciate the fact that you didn't just use a Windows XP virtual machine, but went to the lengths of risking tetanus by using a Dell Dimension 3000 from the scrapyard and radiation equivalent to Chernobyl from the CRT screen.
Radiation from the crt??
@@RenrcorZ nah, it's perfectly safe, mythes due to degaussing modes with giant magnets mixed in with the old "if you sit too near a screen you'll damage your sight". It's just a hyperbolic statement.
So, am I smarter for having a bunch of good Windows XP era hardware in great condition, or stupider? 😂
@@awesomeferret Neither, but you are cool tho.
Windows XP is one of those OS choices that will never truly be unloved by the community. There's Basilisk XPMod, which is a fork of the discontinued Basilisk browser (based on modern Firefox, and is capable of using NPAPI plugins such as Adobe Flash, among MANY others, since it still supports even 32bit NPAPI plugins, and it supports HTML5) which is actually updated almost every week, and it is built for even XP machines running Pentium 1 processors. Also, it works fine on Windows 11. Additionally, OpenMPT is another example of deliberate XP support. OpenMPT 1.28.10 was the last version of OpenMPT to support XP, even though it required a "legacy" build. Where it gets interesting is that in 1.30, OpenMPT had received enough demand that they made a RETRO build of 1.30 and now 1.31 (as well as the 1.32 dev builds) that is designed to run on Windows XP machines again, from Pentium 1 to the present, as well as on older versions of Wine. OpenMPT is an example of a program that deliberately targets Wine in addition to Windows, beyond just this. Also, OpenMPT's official player for its own MPTM format and its other supported formats like IT, S3M, XM, MO3, and MOD has RETRO builds designed for even older hardware and software. There is a build made to run on Windows 98 with KernelEx, there is an XP build of course, but there's also a build each for Windows 95 machines and MS-DOS machines both with a 386 (1985 x86 processor, though the 387 math helper co-processor slot needs to be populated). The Windows 95 build can be ran under NEC PC98 Windows installs, because KernelEx and PC98 are hard to mix, even if using PC98 Windows 2000 and Windows 2000 KernelEx. Meanwhile, the Windows 95 build needs none of that. Seeing as how the PC98 line went all the way up to a unit (PC9821Ra43) that can use up to a 1.5GHz processor (fastest Tualatin Celeron, is Pentium 3-derived, but is actually faster because no 1.5GHz Pentium 3 for the relevant socket exists, only 1.4GHz), playing modules with very high channel counts shouldn't be a problem.
The retro computing scene is very ambitious in keeping these older machines running.
0:25 this graphic is incredible. I haven’t checked on your channel since you were at 300K, but I got the notification and decided to watch this video. Awesome stuff!!!
the 3D transition between scenes was awesome, i've never seen anything like it, and i can only imagine how long it took to sculp all those models
It's actually not sculpted, it's a process called photogrammetry. It's basically using a camera to take a bazillion (give or take) photos of an area from all angles, and then the software tries to make a 3d model from it. You can tell by the warping and the feathered edges on everything.
Your editing improves so much every year! Definitely one of my favorite things about your channel
That’s what I’m saying! His editing has improved SO MUCH
He won’t get better til next year tho 😢
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Awesome Edward pfp
@@Imlewtrollerbob thanks man, nice Piccolo pfp
I got Sonic Adventure running on our Family Windows XP back in 2007.
It ran flawlessly.
This was actually really informative- somehow
Its kinda cool to witness how pc gaming worked back in 1854
Uhhh 1854 is kinda too early
It's more like 1991-2007
@@henry1312 so um, you see,
that's the joke
@@majic144p oh ok then
@@Poggers123-nu3us uh huh ok
Me 6 years ago: *playing Roblox on Windows XP 32 Bits
I love how accurate the sonic riders experience is. I remember cutscenes taking forever, and then I discovered that f is the start button that skips cutscenes. Also, in launcher settings, I used to change the framerate to 15 so it runs properly lol.
Thanks to LimeWire in around 2005 i bootlegged SADx and it ran pretty well on my basic 2004 Windows Xp Laptop. Only standing problem was that the music did not work, but that was due to the person who shared the file left the music files out for some reason! It didn't take me long to realize that the music was in OGG format since the sound effects were of that file type. So with a little research of what song file name went with each in-game event, and using an early version of WavePad Sound Editor since it was free (and still pretty much is, if you use an old version like 10.88 like i do with infinite full feature demo mode...and it's startup prompt every time....) I converted my various assembled Mp3 files and converted them to OGG format! I loved that soo much, but It did take at least 5 hours! For perfect Chaos 1 I used the Anime "Bleach" full vocal version of "Number One" since I was bootlegging the crap out of that show since it was new at that time, and for Perfect Chaos 2 I used the Ikaruga boss theme "Butsutekkai," and I definitely bootlegged the Dreamcast version to know that song back then too!
While I never had to bootleg the kid show "Lazy Town," Ive always had it's "You Are A Pirate" song as my theme since I've heard it eons ago, If you cant tell from my bootlegging problem which I seem to have....
there was also a different crack of it where windy valley was the only song therein
peter out here giving us answers to questions we didnt ask for, and im here for it
Loving the transitions, feels like "augmented reality"
i remember playing sonic adventure dx on my mom's windows xp laptop when i was small and one day i discovered the cursors, wallpapers etc. later i got yelled at by my mom for sonicfying her whole laptop.
I’m pretty sure Sonic Generations got a physical PC release as well, though only in certain parts of Europe and/or Australia. It’s pretty going back to PC releases, I absolutely adored Adventure DX on my PC in the day.
I got one of them, although it was sadly a "steam-on-a-disc" kind of release
I do believe if you can get it to boot on Windows XP, it's the newest Sonic game that supports that system.
@@NottJoeyOfficial Technically Sonic 4: Episode II is later, and it's the final one that officially supports XP, 32-bit.
There is hope that either Sonic Lost World and/or Sonic Mania *could* run even though XP 32-bit was not supported because they use DirectX 9 and are 32-bit, but the only way to know at this point would be to try and run cracked versions of the games.
@@licentioushowler3400 I know that decompiled versions of Sonic Mania run on the original Wii even, so it's not unlikely a cracked version would run on Windows XP, even if it takes a bit of tweaking. I wonder if it worked on XP when Steam supported Windows XP.
Video quality is crazy, 3D scan of the room was impressive
Oh man that Sold Out SADX box is so nostalgic. I didn't have a console until the Wii so I grew up with these PC Ports. The Heroes Sold Out PC Port, the Sonic R and Sonic 3D Blast Xplosiv Double Pack and the Sonic Mega Collection Plus PC port that has the 50Hz PAL versions for some reason.
Overall I'm very glad these games got ported to PC because if they didn't and were stuck on consoles I'd probably be only playing Racing games or no games at all nowadays.
this is the age old question, thank god peater is doing this for us
It's funny you made this video because like 2 weeks ago, my mom found my long-lost childhood copy of the *original* Sonic Adventure DX PC release while cleaning.
We misplaced it when moving houses and lo and behold, it was tucked away in one of our closet's upper corners on a shelf! It was the Activision cardboard box copy. It even still had both discs and the installation pamphlet inside!
I was in absolute disbelief when she found it, because it was one of the first video games I ever played when I was around 3 or 4!
It may be rare nowadays, too... I can't find any of the original cardboard PC copies on eBay besides like a japanese and italian one, but they went for >$70. Otherwise it's all the Gamecube version, or other brands that had published discs for PC.
So when I was like 8-11 (around 2011-2013) we had bought another copy, but of the Mastertronic version in a plastic disc case. So I guess I got my childhood back twice now!
Anyways, just wanted to tell my story with PC SADX. Love my mom so much for finding the original copy and giving me closure
2:28 was that a bear or am I tripping
This guy is the only one person who is so bored they play 32 bit sonic pc games on windows xp
Grew up with Sonic 3D Blast or whatever it's called on the PC. Played it without a video card in the late 90s and had so much fun.
really cool 3d transitions and outro!
Ty!
"realise that was eleven years ago" Wow you really came for me with that one
Did you know that i was born 7 days after Sonic’s 15th birthday?
Your profile pic is my reaction
My dad did a system reset on our computer when I was a kid because he thought my chao cursor was a virus
I still play the Heroes and Riders PC ports on my modern computers. I love 2000s software and tech so ofc that’s how I play those two.
That version of SADX is the one i grew up on, and funny enough it was also on an old windows xp laptop that ran at about the same framerate. This was really nostalgic
"all the games we test will have to be physical" cracks bro
easily one of my favorite youtubers now bro, you've been doing some banger videos. great stuff
One physical Sonic game for PC you did miss was Sonic Generations.
I actually own that one physically.
Physical as in doesn't need an internet connection to install the game and can be played entirely offline?
@@GUCFan No, like Sonic All Stars Racing Transformed it needs Steam.
But seeing as he mentioned Racing Transformed I don't get why it didn't mention Sonic Generations.
@@Priception Because those physical releases usually came out in Europe, before this video i didn't know Racing Transformed had a physical PC release.
And i didn't even know Generations had a physical PC release before you mentioned it.
@@GUCFan Sonic Generations Physical Disc was also Europe Only.
Fun fact. In the files on the disc there are graphics for an unused installer of the cancelled PC port of Sonic Unleashed.
As someone who grew up playing PC ports of Sonic games I felt everything in this video.
It's not just because It's 32 bit, its literally because that is Windows XP.
i was desperate for Sonic content, i love you peter
Finally potter gets to play sonic games again. He is going back to his roots.
"Sold Out Software" didn't port games, they just grabbed the rights to distribute older PC games, sometimes with a new launcher or installer and that was it. Half the time they incorporated fan made patches so the games could run on newer systems. They re-released Myth 2 on PC and it still featured the HDD wiping bug when trying to uninstall, that's how lazy they were.
Anyone else notice the SOS background that pops up occasionally in this video?
Peter, are you okay? Is someone forcing you to play old Sonic games on outdated hardware? Do you need our help? 😂
You have retracted your kiss and broken the Covenant, we are coming. Be prepared.
i love these transitions man
also nice upload schedule!!
Had SADX on Pentium 2 as a kid and the music didn't work because the PC didn't support the required media player version. Other sounds worked, just no music. It would also lag in certain parts of the game (usually the hardest like the snake).
You forgot the EU only PC DVD-Rom of Sonic Generations; in fact, that disc is solely the reason I created a Steam account back in the day.
I rarely comment on videos,
But watching almost all of your videos since you dropped the A-Ranks in all 3D Sonic Video, and seeing you grow as a content creator, a one of a kind editor, a highly creative individual, and a person as a whole in the last 5-6 years, makes me feel so happy and content being one of your long time viewers.
Never stop doing and being yourself, Mr. Pebber 💜💜
Thanks a ton for the continued support. Mad lad
man old pc ports of console games are so interesting to look back on, i miss all the extra screensavers n wallpapers that would come with them.
"Spongebob, sing."
_starts playing some random noise_
_patter smacks him against the desk_
"Spongebob, go to sleep."
*I'm dying...*
Your transitions are incredible!
Haven’t watched a Peter Knetter video in a minute. Glad bro is still around, always been a certain charm to the channel that has not gone away
“I feel like a five year old when I’m five”
Same bro I felt five when I was five too
"What if I don't have internet and I wanna play Sonic and Sega All Star Racing Transformed?"
Well...
0:25 Geez! This transition looks awesome!
"Whoops! It looks like you forgot to put the hedgehog in your computer!" - The Infomaniac, probably
the SOS background made of the Sonic logo killed me XDDD
It's like we all used to say:
"Shmackityflap yagadooby flibbitygibbets."
This video definitely reminds me of the old school Peter Knetter videos of riffing old sonic games on obscure hardware.
Love the vid Pete! And happy belated b-day! 😁👍🎉
Sonic generations was also playable in Windows XP
that 3d render of the studio deserves a behind the scenes featurette
I am coming to the upper peninsula to find you
0:26 I like to think that his house looks like this in real life.
love the 3d room scan transition
Can we appreciate the effort Peter puts into keeping the extraterrestrial creature out of his house?
“My Pc too Old” Truly inspiring words thank you Patter
3 of my favorite youtubers uploaded a video today? Awesome
Omg Peter good seeing u again! It’s been a while since I last saw u on my home suggestions
The Tails voice gets me every time
Haven’t watched the video yet (plan to with my dad) but I hope to God that Sonic Lost World works because that would be nice. It’s my favorite!
I actually own a physical copy of Generations on PC , haven't tried it yet since I dont have a disc drive but its still cool to own
New games on Windows XP in 2010 were not unusual. Remember just how long-lived XP was. I remember when the release of Just Cause 2 for PC in 2011 was shocking due to the game being Vista/7 only as it wasn't running on DirectX 9, it took a few years after that for XP compatibility to be dropped for good.
I kinda like the new windows XP videos its fun to see what it was like BEFORE I WAS EVEN BORN
4:43 Oh, wow. I remember running into that cutscene speed issue all the way back when the game released. Genuinely thought my copy was broken. Gameplay itself was normal speed though. Played through the whole thing like this, too
These are the questions we need answered. Great video man 🙌
Once again, an absolute fire upload from Patter the Natter. He never fails to entertain me, even in the darkest of times. Thanks Peter ❤😊
This is a weirdly specific question, and it's exactly what I'd expect from Peter. Therefor, glad he did it
This was actually informative! It's kinda cool to see what the lastest Sonic game that works on 32bit Windows XP!
I’m unexpectedly an expert in this topic. Having only a very old laptop, I couldn’t buy anything, but pc sonic games
I looked for everywhere for Riders, never got it. (Eastern Europe)
My last was Heroes. After that, I bought (wasted money on) the racing game and Generations, but those never started
Never
peter ur edits improve every year ive been watching u since 2019 or 2020 i like u
Peter over here asking the questions we REALLY need to know. Meaning of life? Never heard of it. Why aren't screens round? Sign me up
0:09 Sonic 1 got a PC port/remake I've never seen anyone play it or knew it existed
I just remembered the time sonic heroes demo running at half the real speed. Finishing the first stage was an event
This is a very specific video concept, but somehow it is exactly what I wanted to see today. I was thinking about Windows and how XP was the last 32-bit system. Then I wondered what Sonic games you'd be able to run on it, and somehow this video got recommended. Is UA-cam now reading my thoughts? Playing Sonic Riders, Heroes, Adventure DX, and Mega Collection Plus on PC was a big part of my childhood.
The first time I ever played a Sonic game was on a PC when I was 4 years old - Sonic Heroes specifically. I hold so much nostalgia for that game, man.
Sonic riders was, and still is, my favorite sonic game on the gamecube EVER!
I don't know what it is that makes me love seeing late 90s/early 2000s graphics on PC. Aside from their color pallette which I love I think it's something about seeing their low poly aesthetic that makes me like it. It's pleasing to the eye seeing Sonic Adventure on PC
fun fact: remember y2k? Problem with year 2000 and computers? Yeah, y2k will have a sequel, kinda like titanic or shrek, I mean something similar will be in year 2038 for 32 bit systems, because time is measured in seconds that passed from January the 1st 1970 (Unix zone), and well maximum number is 2 147 483 647 seconds, and it'll reach it on year 2038, exactly on January the 19th 3:14:07 AM UTC, so then your system will basically shit itself, pretty cool isn't it
3:00
Are these icons archived anywhere? I could only find the Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy and Chao ones on the Internet Archive but not the ones here
2:07-2:08 bro rlly said “at first i lol’d but then i serious’d”
the chair sound added with the chair edit got me
Maybe an old ATI Radeon graphics card will run all those old Sonic games better on that PC.
Bro 3D scanned his fucking house for this video. What the hell.
4:41 0.005 FPS BE LIKE
When you try to play ALL SONIC GAMES in Sonic Riders LOL
My first computer was a Dimension 3000. I spent hours on that thing as a kid. I found one a few years ago and bought it for the nostalgia factor. It's now on display in my office
peter has been feeding us so good lately
Somehow UA-cam on TV always recommends me the best Videos.
New outro is 🔥 🗣
My new favorite video from you from this year by far
this video didnt even come out 3 minutes ago, are you watching on like 10x speed or something
@@saltedmutton7269 the title and the first minute
this was the first thing i decided to listen to with my brand new studio headphones
The best Pater videos of 2023 yet!
You are my favorite UA-camr you are amazing at everything you do!
Patter using a Chao mouse is wonderful
My brain can barely comprehend the 0:25 transition
This is such a great vid, fresh sub!