9:22 Best answer, This build has the original sega music, the Jackson and crew music was composed \ worked without dumping to carts, tested in a later build and shipped.
Well, when you consider that Flying Battery Zone was supposed to appear after Carnival Night Zone, it's normal that it's the most "complete" stage from Sonic & Knuckles (also Sonic was supposed to use one of the door of the Flying Battery as a Snowboard in Ice cap Zone)
Magolord not only that but flying battery being not really erased here is good as is in the final game every sonic and knuckles zone you can get sonic 3 via game genie codes crash the game, but flying battery actually does not crash in the final game but the graphics are erased so flying battery is able to survive the erasure.
ChefUTG3 you can’t straight enter flying battery from the lvl select or codes, you need another 2 codes to pull the assets together to truly play the zone
1:07 While Sonic 3's final release date was February 2nd, 1994, the game's final _build_ date was November 20th, 1993. This places the prototype 17 days before its eventual completion, not 3 months. 1:55 Honestly, I think this is much easier than having to press ⬆️⬆️⬇️⬇️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️ during the opening animation mixed with frame lag. 2:24 While it seems that the invincibility stars are absent, they're not; Instead it loads the graphics of the last shield Sonic has gained, as well as Game/Time Overs, if any had occurred prior. 2:31 The glitchy title card is only in Angel Island Act 1, since the waves left by Surfboard Sonic overwrite the zone card graphics. And even then, parts of said waves + the Surfboard itself get overwritten by art used for the monitors, springs and spikes. 2:55 Well, nifty except for one thing; If Tails enters flight mode after making some kind of jump where you can't control the horizontal movement of a character (like a roll, or a jump off a ramp), Tails can't move left or right; It's an absolute bugger in one part of Marble Garden Act 2, where there's that decoy spike enemy instead of regular spikes, and nothing else harming Tails, so if he spindashes, enters flight, and hits the wall, he'll basically be softlocked if you have debug mode turned on. 4:06 It doesn't seem overly glitched, rather the transition palettes weren't finished yet, so it reuses the ones from Sonic 2, which results to why Sonic, when submerged, uses his Chemical Plant water palette. 6:28 If I recall, tcrf.net says that these audio bugs (and stuff like certain missing music cues, and the speed shoes playing the invincibility theme) are due this prototype's unfinished audio engine. Save select music, Act clear jingle, and Left-speaker Ring sound are present in the Sound Test. 8:02 On the opposing side, Jackson's music was composed from around August - September 1993, entirely acapella. From what I gather from BlazeHedgehog, the acapella demo tape was sent to Sega, while at this point, the PC collection music sat as a placeholder until the SMSP recreations of Jackson's tracks were done. Jackson wasn't happy with how it sounded and wanted his name off the music credits. BH described it as a 50/50. 9:05 Again, 2 weeks and 3 days from completion. It would be 9 weeks until the cartridges were produced and put on shelves. 11:06 Why d'ya say it like that all of a sudden? "Sonic Three~" 11:38 I know it's mentioned later, but Flying Battery and remnants of Lava Reef are fully accessible in-game; The latter just needs some modding to function. 11:48 Said music also still exists in the final game, having been completely finalized and sounding exactly as they do in Sonic & Knuckles, and by the time Sonic 3 was finished, even (except for the progressively lagging echo in Flying Battery). On a similar note, some S&K tracks are different here than in the final, most notably Sky Sanctuary and Mushroom Valley. 13:07 Possibly, but I think by this point, Surfboard Sonic was only here just as a placeholder to prevent Angel Island from crashing, by calling a removed object ID. Coding for the object first, and then changing the Object ID call later, I believe is how it was done.. Seems to very well explain why it's still there in Angel Island Act 1's debug list in the final release of Sonic 3. 13:12 I know there's a picture on tcrf.net, but this looks fine to me. 14:00 This can also be done in the final (and in Sonic 3 & Knuckles) by enabling debug while in Angel Island. If you spawn a checkpoint before the camera lock, and die, you'll come back to where that checkpoint is. The garbage + graphically incorrect tree stump still exist. 14:13 & 14:32 Again, accomplishable in the final (except for Sonic 3 & Knuckles, starting with the 0408 proto) 16:19 This is something also in the final; While most zones like Hydrocity and Carnival Night can vertically loop endlessly, their level layouts don't go below coordinate BFF, so everything from C00 - FFF is mostly emptiness/garbage level layouts, never meant to be seen in normal gameplay. 17:15 I'm pretty certain that Sonic running instead of snowboarding was just a placeholder, and not the intended gameplay; According to Sonic Jam, during the time of development when Flying Battery was inbetween Carnival Night and Ice Cap, Sonic was meant to snowboard the giant hill by using the door he busts out of after the Egg Hangar boss. At this point, said snowboarding hadn't been coded yet. 18:57 You can break out of that Egg Carrier with the right objects in debug mode, but you still won't be able to face off against the bosses, since the camera is vertically locked, with no means to land on the red platform. 20:42 Lava Reef's background is fine, this is just a bad rip.
Makes sense that Flying Battery is the only "complete" S&K level since that level was meant to be between Carnival Night Zone and Ice Cap Zone in Sonic 3. In fact, Sonic's "snowboard" was meant to be a metal door from the Flying Battery that he uses once he breaks out of the airship. I'm pretty sure this is recreated in Sonic 3 & Knuckles COMPLETE
Here’s a theory I have about the music: Maybe MJ and Co. were still working on the music so in the meantime, SEGA just kept on working with the game that had the old music. After they finished with the music, they maybe put it in the game in some later build of the game, and by the time they found out about the allegations of MJ, SEGA couldn’t do much to get rid of any involvement of MJ because they were too close to the release date to be able to swap back to the old music. Which is why we were stuck with the new music.
And of course, further adding, to clear his involvement in the PC rerelease in the 90's they used the music used in those later builds as MIDIs instead.
That’s kinda what I was thinking. I was thinking that the last few weeks were the time frame where they started final testing and inputting the finalized music and that’s why it’s still the old music.
The reason some of the music MJ composed was retained in the final version of the game was because he never requested it to be removed and Sega didn't want to remove all of it. The removal of some MJ music in Sonic 3 wasn't because of the false allegations made against him, it was because Jackson was dissatisfied with the Sega Genesis sound chip. Brad Buxer confirmed this.
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@@MakusinMeringue wrong learn how the industry works. When you start making music you sign a contract that tge company, not you, owns the music you create
My take on the music change: Chances are that Sega had first tried to cut Michael’s music altogether, but due to not having enough time to finish the new music, they decided to keep the original and just scrub his credit. The prototype Hidden Palace found was in the middle of the creation of the replacement music.
My thoughts are that the prototype music is what they wanted to use when Sonic 3 was one big game, but they changed the music to make those zones have darker music since they're going to end the game rather than be the midpoint.
He also could want to piss sonic to make him give chase to end up at the end of act 1 where knuckles just beats the crap out of him as Super sonic always ends after an act or zone
Differences you missed: The Night Mode is in this prototype. You can die in Ice Cap Zone Act 1 while trying to break 4 ice walls in a section. There is one frame that is different from all the rest of Sonic. Using Tails, flying instead of taking the vehicle, you can see some purple letters.
The sprite shrinking and growing looks very similar to Marble Garden Zone Act 2’s Eggman boss. Like how Eggman flies off into the background and shrinks
18:09 Patience is the key, the tower doesn't colapse but the timer is still programmed to allow the player to move to the next section. Not to mention that the gravity section from Death Egg Zone is used in this boss fight, but I don't think it's the same feature.
Weird how there would be so many differences and unused/unfinished content when the game was just a few months from being on the shelves...I guess cartridge games didn't take long to fix up
Games used to be simpler... though they had to work with much more restrictive hardware as consoles and the development tools weren't an iota as powerful as they are these days. Tech has come a long way in a very short time. If you're interested in some of the development tricks that some teams used at the time though, there's a channel called GameHut, the owner of the channel (Jon Burton) puts up videos every so often from projects from back when he used to work on Sonic 3D Blast.
Distilt They often had small teams, and took much less time to finish than newer games, but it still took huge dedication And time from programmers. Megaman 7 on SNES was completed in just 3 MONTHS.
Fun fact: Angel island wasn't the name for the entire island itself until Sonic adventure. The original name for the entire island was "the floating island". Angel island was only the name for the first zone at the time.
There is one other thing. Selecting IceCap Zone Act 2 takes you to just before the act 1 boss and dying in act 2 without a checkpoint takes you to just before the act 1 boss. So you have to fight the boss either way.
14:07 I'm thinking that "garbage" has to be a remnant of something, could either be remnants of a longer version of one of the existing intro sequences or perhaps a third option besides "surfboard" and "Tornado" was considered at some point.
So if Sega has all this non-Michael Jackson Sonic 3 music, can't they just that back in and avoid the (alleged?) legal troubles that prevents it getting ports?
It got ported to the Nintendo DS in the Sonic Classics Collection so I'm not sure why they're claiming now that music rights prevent them from doing ports.
@@r3cycledPl4stic The rights issues may have only come up since those releases. Historically Sonic 3 was ported many times, but more recently it was blocked on mobile and isn't on the Genesis mini. One of the writers went to court, I think.
And another problem is that not everyone likes the Prototype music, so i guess SEGA’s point of view is ‘What’s the point of replacing the music if people are just going to complain about it?’
@@r3cycledPl4stic honestly the most likely explanation I've seen is that there was a comfortable don't talk about it in place until fans started digging into it... Oops
HOLD THE FREAKING PHONE! That PROTOTYPE Knuckles theme was TOTALLY in that PC Sonic Collection i had back in the day... DID THEY JUST NOT PORT THE GAME!? Even the Boss theme was different in the Genisis version
Yeah they used this soundtrack from I think before Micheal Jackson got involved with the soundtrack. Basically, this soundtrack is before Micheal Jackson. The final game has Micheal Jackson soundtrack. They used the soundtrack from before Micheal Jackson (this prototype soundtrack) in that collection.
11:26 Fun Fact: Did you know by the time sonic 3 release, McDonald's release several promotions of toys, including come with happy meal bag. But did you know the happy meal bag have a back side of fun activity base on sonic 3 level, there's a one level that it's gonna Originate be, which is flying battery zone in sonic 3, but Sega decided to put sonic and knuckles instead. It's seem felt anyone know this is clearly new level that sega never made this level in sonic 3 until 6 months later sonic and knuckles is release.
@sonic ishmail khamara Yeah probably got cut. Surprised he didn't even mention them though. Either that or they're just like super rare in the actual game.
Was going to ask that. I have no idea but there's no information anywhere about it. It's probably been cut off, since there's no footage of it nor people that got it.
in my opinion... they tryed to remove and swap the music after MJ help... showed to the directors the musics... they said its okay and feels no MJ involved... launch it right away! and than, they swapped the musics again without anyone knowing and started selling since already had the approve XD
1:35 Spot the difference. Also, in the last frame before the title screen’s background appears, you can see the full body of Sonic on the final version’s title.
i think i discovered something really interesting, theres a code in the game "Ristar" that lets you see the galaxy, it seems like it uses the same engine(?) of the Special Stage tests in this Prototype
The special stage tech demo things are so cool to think about. I like to imagine the coder was like, "guys look at how this came out," and everyone was just amazed
I have a theory that the drop dash in this prototype was to test a mechanic in Sky Sanctuary, because there’s a spike hazard that swings around that Sonic can jump into in the final game, and there is one that when it touches the ground with Sonic in it, he will dash out of it in a similar fashion to the drop dash in the prototype.
Here's another thing. In Angel Island, if you get out the water during the drowning theme , the theme will continue, and silence will be heard after. No music whatsoever.
There's also like 30 other reasons for it having different music. I think that they could have simply pushed out a prototype to test the various aspects of the game. They either had the tracks and needed to properly implement them like looping and compression or they were working in parallel and the tracks were on the way still, maybe tied up in some meetings for approval
Note: while the date on EEPROM's says Novermber 3rd, the rom's Header states that it was built earlier than that, sometime in october. so it's more likely that at this point more work was done on the game but people at sonic team just decided to write and older version for the SEGA Magazine because that was the first thing they had at hand and was somewhat functional. EDIT: 14:05. this is also in the final game. it's the graphics used when player enters that big pipe thing at 2:56, you know that effect when you enter it the game shows you what's inside of it? it's for that. it's just that the intro uses a separate tileset for the beach and such then swaps it out with the main tileset when the stage begins. that's why the graphics are garbled.
Hm, maybe that sprite was never edited, and was the same all throughout the prototype. Perhaps the sprite was edited throughout and they just didn't have the main knuckles sprite in angel island.
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9:22 Best answer, This build has the original sega music, the Jackson and crew music was composed \ worked without dumping to carts, tested in a later build and shipped.
Knuckles: Alright Sonic, hand that Phone over.
GIVE ME UR PHONE
Sonic: NO WAY! SOMETHIN' BUGGIN' YOU?!
sonic: hands off, buster!
Me: give Sonic back his phone right now Knuckles or I'll lay the Smackdown on your behind
Sonic:
Jokes on you! I'm poor!
Well, when you consider that Flying Battery Zone was supposed to appear after Carnival Night Zone, it's normal that it's the most "complete" stage from Sonic & Knuckles (also Sonic was supposed to use one of the door of the Flying Battery as a Snowboard in Ice cap Zone)
Magolord not only that but flying battery being not really erased here is good as is in the final game every sonic and knuckles zone you can get sonic 3 via game genie codes crash the game, but flying battery actually does not crash in the final game but the graphics are erased so flying battery is able to survive the erasure.
ChefUTG3 you can’t straight enter flying battery from the lvl select or codes, you need another 2 codes to pull the assets together to truly play the zone
@@Turbulation1 you
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8:48 can't stop listening to that mashup
why not 10:38 ?
1:07 While Sonic 3's final release date was February 2nd, 1994, the game's final _build_ date was November 20th, 1993. This places the prototype 17 days before its eventual completion, not 3 months.
1:55 Honestly, I think this is much easier than having to press ⬆️⬆️⬇️⬇️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️ during the opening animation mixed with frame lag.
2:24 While it seems that the invincibility stars are absent, they're not; Instead it loads the graphics of the last shield Sonic has gained, as well as Game/Time Overs, if any had occurred prior.
2:31 The glitchy title card is only in Angel Island Act 1, since the waves left by Surfboard Sonic overwrite the zone card graphics. And even then, parts of said waves + the Surfboard itself get overwritten by art used for the monitors, springs and spikes.
2:55 Well, nifty except for one thing; If Tails enters flight mode after making some kind of jump where you can't control the horizontal movement of a character (like a roll, or a jump off a ramp), Tails can't move left or right; It's an absolute bugger in one part of Marble Garden Act 2, where there's that decoy spike enemy instead of regular spikes, and nothing else harming Tails, so if he spindashes, enters flight, and hits the wall, he'll basically be softlocked if you have debug mode turned on.
4:06 It doesn't seem overly glitched, rather the transition palettes weren't finished yet, so it reuses the ones from Sonic 2, which results to why Sonic, when submerged, uses his Chemical Plant water palette.
6:28 If I recall, tcrf.net says that these audio bugs (and stuff like certain missing music cues, and the speed shoes playing the invincibility theme) are due this prototype's unfinished audio engine. Save select music, Act clear jingle, and Left-speaker Ring sound are present in the Sound Test.
8:02 On the opposing side, Jackson's music was composed from around August - September 1993, entirely acapella. From what I gather from BlazeHedgehog, the acapella demo tape was sent to Sega, while at this point, the PC collection music sat as a placeholder until the SMSP recreations of Jackson's tracks were done. Jackson wasn't happy with how it sounded and wanted his name off the music credits. BH described it as a 50/50.
9:05 Again, 2 weeks and 3 days from completion. It would be 9 weeks until the cartridges were produced and put on shelves.
11:06 Why d'ya say it like that all of a sudden? "Sonic Three~"
11:38 I know it's mentioned later, but Flying Battery and remnants of Lava Reef are fully accessible in-game; The latter just needs some modding to function.
11:48 Said music also still exists in the final game, having been completely finalized and sounding exactly as they do in Sonic & Knuckles, and by the time Sonic 3 was finished, even (except for the progressively lagging echo in Flying Battery). On a similar note, some S&K tracks are different here than in the final, most notably Sky Sanctuary and Mushroom Valley.
13:07 Possibly, but I think by this point, Surfboard Sonic was only here just as a placeholder to prevent Angel Island from crashing, by calling a removed object ID. Coding for the object first, and then changing the Object ID call later, I believe is how it was done.. Seems to very well explain why it's still there in Angel Island Act 1's debug list in the final release of Sonic 3.
13:12 I know there's a picture on tcrf.net, but this looks fine to me.
14:00 This can also be done in the final (and in Sonic 3 & Knuckles) by enabling debug while in Angel Island. If you spawn a checkpoint before the camera lock, and die, you'll come back to where that checkpoint is. The garbage + graphically incorrect tree stump still exist.
14:13 & 14:32 Again, accomplishable in the final (except for Sonic 3 & Knuckles, starting with the 0408 proto)
16:19 This is something also in the final; While most zones like Hydrocity and Carnival Night can vertically loop endlessly, their level layouts don't go below coordinate BFF, so everything from C00 - FFF is mostly emptiness/garbage level layouts, never meant to be seen in normal gameplay.
17:15 I'm pretty certain that Sonic running instead of snowboarding was just a placeholder, and not the intended gameplay; According to Sonic Jam, during the time of development when Flying Battery was inbetween Carnival Night and Ice Cap, Sonic was meant to snowboard the giant hill by using the door he busts out of after the Egg Hangar boss. At this point, said snowboarding hadn't been coded yet.
18:57 You can break out of that Egg Carrier with the right objects in debug mode, but you still won't be able to face off against the bosses, since the camera is vertically locked, with no means to land on the red platform.
20:42 Lava Reef's background is fine, this is just a bad rip.
Is it just me, or are these sonic prototypes being released faster than Tetra can cover them all
Lol I'm finally done! For now...
@@TetraBitGaming sonic prototype:
@@TetraBitGaming Sonic Chaos Prototype would like to:
Know Your Location
I do not now what so ever
Then follow drx
Makes sense that Flying Battery is the only "complete" S&K level since that level was meant to be between Carnival Night Zone and Ice Cap Zone in Sonic 3. In fact, Sonic's "snowboard" was meant to be a metal door from the Flying Battery that he uses once he breaks out of the airship. I'm pretty sure this is recreated in Sonic 3 & Knuckles COMPLETE
what doe this vid have to do with sanic
@@coolswag352 Scuse me? This video is literally about Sonic 3
I’m more of a sonic 3 A.I.R person
Pretty cool the metal door fact
You're correct. ;)
15:53 oh yes my favorite sonic character *BUCKLES THE ECHIDNA*
Nexo Fighter mmm I prefer wechnia
@@redaknight what about knuckles the enchilada
The Angry Bup o yea I forgot about him
nipples the enchilada
Knuckles the ENCHILADA
Here’s a theory I have about the music:
Maybe MJ and Co. were still working on the music so in the meantime, SEGA just kept on working with the game that had the old music. After they finished with the music, they maybe put it in the game in some later build of the game, and by the time they found out about the allegations of MJ, SEGA couldn’t do much to get rid of any involvement of MJ because they were too close to the release date to be able to swap back to the old music. Which is why we were stuck with the new music.
And of course, further adding, to clear his involvement in the PC rerelease in the 90's they used the music used in those later builds as MIDIs instead.
But the new music sounds better that the old music.
But not the Knuckles theme of course.
That’s kinda what I was thinking. I was thinking that the last few weeks were the time frame where they started final testing and inputting the finalized music and that’s why it’s still the old music.
The reason some of the music MJ composed was retained in the final version of the game was because he never requested it to be removed and Sega didn't want to remove all of it. The removal of some MJ music in Sonic 3 wasn't because of the false allegations made against him, it was because Jackson was dissatisfied with the Sega Genesis sound chip. Brad Buxer confirmed this.
@@Omar_E11and given the fidelity of the samples, it seems to be true
Hello, yes, did you know that when we are children, we're technically "adult prototypes"
*The more you know*
Really makes you think 🤔
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@@pokala1828 Did you have a stroke ?
@@Igneeka Gufujuujujaggage3
pokala r/ihadastroke
14:42 Is this Robotnik's diabolical trap that the Sonic 3 instruction book was referencing?
The instruction book is referencing game soft locks and bugs
Yes, the diabolical traps that Robotnik created.
I absolutely love the stranger in Moscow end credits theme.
its what got me into michaels music back in 2009 (im a little Baby)
That profile tho
Sega says Michael Jackson is the reason why it can't rerelease. However, fans discover the ORIGINAL ORIGINAL soundtrack.
C'mon Sega! Give us Sonic 3!
I bet he meant Sonic 3 and knuckles
The OLD definitive version :P
Someone composed the proto music = might get a multimillion-dollar lawsuit anyway
I want Sonic 4 Episode 3...
Yet everybody hates Sonic 4, so my dream will remain unfulfilled....
@@KeyleeTamirian well we got Episode Metal. That works as a Episode 3 right?
@@MakusinMeringue wrong learn how the industry works. When you start making music you sign a contract that tge company, not you, owns the music you create
Here's some trivia for everyone:
In Tetra's language, "nifty" means insanely OP or broken.
Coincedence?
I think NOT!
ITS NOT ANY THEORY
ITS A LANGUAGE THEORY
Look what's going on
Nifty? I think NOT
My take on the music change:
Chances are that Sega had first tried to cut Michael’s music altogether, but due to not having enough time to finish the new music, they decided to keep the original and just scrub his credit. The prototype Hidden Palace found was in the middle of the creation of the replacement music.
that's actually possible
My thoughts are that the prototype music is what they wanted to use when Sonic 3 was one big game, but they changed the music to make those zones have darker music since they're going to end the game rather than be the midpoint.
MJ himself was dissatisfied with his music
And wanted to be un credited
@@mohamedshabbeleh7948RAME NO WAY?!?!?!?!?!?! (aka am dan)
@@MCDrengthat theory falls apart when you remember sonic 3 & knuckles exists, which could've replaced those tracks...
I think knuckles was meant to convey for sonic to give him the emeralds.
He also could want to piss sonic to make him give chase to end up at the end of act 1 where knuckles just beats the crap out of him as Super sonic always ends after an act or zone
I clicked this as fast as I could, and it said, "Sorry, this video has been deleted." For some reason.
Weird haha, definitely not deleted
You clicked pretty fast for a Mario fan
Exposed
Oof
@@krisgersch8480 Probably because the console war ended like 2 decades ago.
20:02 - Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Funny
Yes
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Tinky winky
Mushroom hill, not mushroom valley
“Knuckles the Enchilada”
Tetrabit Gaming 2019
Knuckles the Enchilada is actually a thing, look it up on UA-cam
@@EA-bv8zk Wow thanks (not).
@@mariomania642 ok bud
@@mariomania642 Gilbert Gottfried: *WHAT AN ASSHOLE*
knuckles at 13:04
"STOP, you've violated the law."
VIRUS DEL MIERDA
TETRA DON'T FORGET TO STAY HYDRATED
Drinking water as we speak 😎
DO A BARREL ROLE
Andross's enemy is MY enemy.
Andross had ordered us to take you down.
Stay HYDRATED is my thing
Prototypes are great. I love seeing unused and unseen ideas, that could actually be made and used. Seeing things not seen before is amazing!
Differences you missed:
The Night Mode is in this prototype.
You can die in Ice Cap Zone Act 1 while trying to break 4 ice walls in a section.
There is one frame that is different from all the rest of Sonic.
Using Tails, flying instead of taking the vehicle, you can see some purple letters.
The sprite shrinking and growing looks very similar to Marble Garden Zone Act 2’s Eggman boss. Like how Eggman flies off into the background and shrinks
18:09 Patience is the key, the tower doesn't colapse but the timer is still programmed to allow the player to move to the next section. Not to mention that the gravity section from Death Egg Zone is used in this boss fight, but I don't think it's the same feature.
13:19
Pretty sure that's someone's OC.
damn you, ken penders
The HoneyQueen Ken Penders’ character*
HEY THATS MY............. joke
Excuse me??? I have a name, you know!
@@MechaKnuckles
Like I was saying...
I would like to see the Sonic swinging on vine and held by Tails animation be brought back, it's a neat idea
Yeah it’s cool
14:41 That could also for sky sanctuary, it’s very close to the cutscene we’re the Egg Robos fly in
12:41 did he say...
ENCHILADA?
11:57 The final build also has music left over from SK. Idk how but I remember someone discovering it...
Mmmmm
The sonic prototype hanging animation fits so much oml-
23:51 we need an extended version of this
Probe - Stardust Walkway.
10:38
they both sound great idk which one is better
20:03
DRUGS VALLEY ZONE
20:02
AAAAAAAAAAAAA
Sonic: "You're too slow!" (Starts running down the mountain)
Cameraman: "u wot"
Weird how there would be so many differences and unused/unfinished content when the game was just a few months from being on the shelves...I guess cartridge games didn't take long to fix up
Games used to be simpler... though they had to work with much more restrictive hardware as consoles and the development tools weren't an iota as powerful as they are these days. Tech has come a long way in a very short time. If you're interested in some of the development tricks that some teams used at the time though, there's a channel called GameHut, the owner of the channel (Jon Burton) puts up videos every so often from projects from back when he used to work on Sonic 3D Blast.
Distilt They often had small teams, and took much less time to finish than newer games, but it still took huge dedication And time from programmers. Megaman 7 on SNES was completed in just 3 MONTHS.
the “unique theme meant for super sonic” was only used as a super sonic theme in the romhack sonic 3 complete. it’s actual use is unknown.
Sounds more like a credit theme
That music was originally used for the opening clip from Sonic 3D Flickies Island/Blast
@@KaoticKitsune
Dude, Sonic 3D Blast wasn’t even in production yet.
Fun fact: Angel island wasn't the name for the entire island itself until Sonic adventure. The original name for the entire island was "the floating island". Angel island was only the name for the first zone at the time.
Love the D-Pad shout-out! Their video on the history of MJ's involvement is excellent.
4:24 cue Man Behind the Slaughter instrumental part
*Tetra talks about sonic 3 prototypes*
Everybody liked that.
this video has a few dislikes though
person who ruins the joke your name sums up how I think of you
everyone hates person who ruins the joke. am i right or am i right lads?
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"knuckles the enchilada" - tetrabitgaming 2019
Well, it has come, it’s 2021 now, 2 years ago!
There is one other thing. Selecting IceCap Zone Act 2 takes you to just before the act 1 boss and dying in act 2 without a checkpoint takes you to just before the act 1 boss. So you have to fight the boss either way.
14:07 I'm thinking that "garbage" has to be a remnant of something, could either be remnants of a longer version of one of the existing intro sequences or perhaps a third option besides "surfboard" and "Tornado" was considered at some point.
4:20
Someone must have washed Super Sonic in with the pink cloths.
“Sonic 3 and knuckles prototype and knuckles”
& Knuckles,& Knuckles..................
& Knuckles
& Knuckles...
& Knuckles & Knuckles & Knuckles & Knuckles & Knuckles & Knuckles
& Knuckles & Knuckles & Knuckles & Knuckles
Knuckles 3 & Knuckles
The minute I saw that there was a new prototype I was just waiting for the lost bits on it and I’m glad that it’s out now
14:33 The Phantom Ruby! 🛑
2:33 WOAH I GOT THOUGH ACT 1!!!!
22:19 that rings looks very gold-ish tbh
So if Sega has all this non-Michael Jackson Sonic 3 music, can't they just that back in and avoid the (alleged?) legal troubles that prevents it getting ports?
It got ported to the Nintendo DS in the Sonic Classics Collection so I'm not sure why they're claiming now that music rights prevent them from doing ports.
@@r3cycledPl4stic The rights issues may have only come up since those releases. Historically Sonic 3 was ported many times, but more recently it was blocked on mobile and isn't on the Genesis mini. One of the writers went to court, I think.
And another problem is that not everyone likes the Prototype music, so i guess SEGA’s point of view is ‘What’s the point of replacing the music if people are just going to complain about it?’
@@r3cycledPl4stic honestly the most likely explanation I've seen is that there was a comfortable don't talk about it in place until fans started digging into it... Oops
How simple it would have been if the original composer had stayed.
22:52 the best sonic music: Cosmic Eternity
10:47 this song was actually used as the ending for the knuckles story In both endings without being remixed
ice cap syncs with smooth criminal OwO
AND JAM is RIDICULOSLY similar
AND the credits look too much like stranger in moscow
0:08 Sonic: the Prototype Rom
Knuckles: The People : *GIVE ME THAT PROTO!* *T h A t I s M y MoTtO*
Your security is my motto
Install me in your computer.
With me there no viruses
That enter your computer
Malware, spyware, trojan
0:53 wait, i'll get my old sock which has a Sonic on it. (Well, it's with me since when i was going to 4th grade.)
HOLD THE FREAKING PHONE! That PROTOTYPE Knuckles theme was TOTALLY in that PC Sonic Collection i had back in the day... DID THEY JUST NOT PORT THE GAME!? Even the Boss theme was different in the Genisis version
Yeah they used this soundtrack from I think before Micheal Jackson got involved with the soundtrack.
Basically, this soundtrack is before Micheal Jackson. The final game has Micheal Jackson soundtrack. They used the soundtrack from before Micheal Jackson (this prototype soundtrack) in that collection.
@@SluggishRain if this is from Nov 93, Jackson was accused in August 93. Makes sense the proto music was suppose to replace his work
@@2097xl den why df they put the old music back in
12:34 all-right sonic,hand me all the prototypes and tetrabitgamig merchandise and his hole channel now
*whole
2:17 knuckels that turns blue when you pass him
BLUE KNUCKLES
BLUE KNUCKLES
6:28 will be used on my new upcoming tv show
I want an Ice Cap/Hard Times mashup that sounds EXACTLY like 8:42.
I think there might be a few remixes on UA-cam, and if you mean speed, just play at 1.25x speed 😎
@@TetraBitGaming I don't think that exact mashup exists yet.
@@TetraBitGaming Hi
18:26 kinda sounds like something
out of an atari game
3:53 Sonic: HAH! You think you have the better of me,Goku?
Allow me to show you...
*SUPER ROSE*
Super sonics music for the prototype is similiar for me S3C music?
12:20
I think The cutscene had sonic on a surfboard and tails behind him in the tornado like it shows
11:26 Fun Fact:
Did you know by the time sonic 3 release, McDonald's release several promotions of toys, including come with happy meal bag.
But did you know the happy meal bag have a back side of fun activity base on sonic 3 level, there's a one level that it's gonna Originate be, which is flying battery zone in sonic 3, but Sega decided to put sonic and knuckles instead. It's seem felt anyone know this is clearly new level that sega never made this level in sonic 3 until 6 months later sonic and knuckles is release.
The ground!? But thx
Your english is fucking atrocious
22:33 What are those Super Sonic sprites? I've never seen those before. I looked it up but can't seem to find anything on them.
@sonic ishmail khamara Yeah probably got cut. Surprised he didn't even mention them though. Either that or they're just like super rare in the actual game.
Was going to ask that. I have no idea but there's no information anywhere about it. It's probably been cut off, since there's no footage of it nor people that got it.
They got Scrapped.
@@quillllly I know where It came from
@@quilllllyidk what idea is for... SONIC 3 (final release) LOST BITS!!!!!
in my opinion... they tryed to remove and swap the music after MJ help... showed to the directors the musics... they said its okay and feels no MJ involved... launch it right away! and than, they swapped the musics again without anyone knowing and started selling since already had the approve XD
12:29 There's a creepy little bird behind Sonic there.
The one game I was waiting for you to make a video about, and I missed the upload by a day. ARGHEBHA
I wasn’t expecting you here
5:12 Star Trek is my favorite Sonic game, it's better than the games the actual Sonic Team themselves make
Christopher Moon why are you everywhere
Christopher Moon another joke based comment... c’mon now you are being lazy.
Are you stalking me?
Wut
Bad joke. Not true, nor funny.
This is so awesome to see. Thanks for the video explaining everything. :)
Thanks for watching!
19:17 "Hey this is fun to What the fuck"
1:35 Spot the difference.
Also, in the last frame before the title screen’s background appears, you can see the full body of Sonic on the final version’s title.
i think i discovered something really interesting, theres a code in the game "Ristar" that lets you see the galaxy, it seems like it uses the same engine(?) of the Special Stage tests in this Prototype
From 10:01-11:05 (except the credits one) Why did the remove the prototypes! They were dare I say, SLAPPIN’ BANGERS!
I agree, but I think the final version of Ice Cap is a bigger bop
4:25
Thats my character
23:36 E X P A N D
E X P A N D
* E X P A N D *
*E X P A N D*
ah yes, E X P A N D
The special stage tech demo things are so cool to think about.
I like to imagine the coder was like, "guys look at how this came out," and everyone was just amazed
I have a theory that the drop dash in this prototype was to test a mechanic in Sky Sanctuary, because there’s a spike hazard that swings around that Sonic can jump into in the final game, and there is one that when it touches the ground with Sonic in it, he will dash out of it in a similar fashion to the drop dash in the prototype.
8:34
Blood on Knuckles' Dance Floor.
8:44
Icy Times
2:56 notice as tails the picture in the corner is a picture of sonic not tails?
been waiting for this! Hope you do a Plants vs Zombies lost bits!
Here's another thing.
In Angel Island, if you get out the water during the drowning theme , the theme will continue, and silence will be heard after. No music whatsoever.
Hard Times and Ice Cap Act 1 overlapping each other is pretty dope.
There's also like 30 other reasons for it having different music. I think that they could have simply pushed out a prototype to test the various aspects of the game. They either had the tracks and needed to properly implement them like looping and compression or they were working in parallel and the tracks were on the way still, maybe tied up in some meetings for approval
Drop dash confirmed? 3:45
Sure it was not influenced 👽
7:20 what's that weird invisiblity shiny thing?
Invincibility Box (it has glitched graphics)
it has the fire shield sprites
Note: while the date on EEPROM's says Novermber 3rd, the rom's Header states that it was built earlier than that, sometime in october. so it's more likely that at this point more work was done on the game but people at sonic team just decided to write and older version for the SEGA Magazine because that was the first thing they had at hand and was somewhat functional.
EDIT: 14:05. this is also in the final game. it's the graphics used when player enters that big pipe thing at 2:56, you know that effect when you enter it the game shows you what's inside of it? it's for that. it's just that the intro uses a separate tileset for the beach and such then swaps it out with the main tileset when the stage begins. that's why the graphics are garbled.
that beat at 23:51 though. Nice!
1:07 - Is that the barrel of hell that people kept on getting stuck on? If it's not, it looks impossible and stupid.
Nope its not
10:30 I think this is better than the prototype
18:05 it used the final Knux the enchilada sprite but earlier it used a different one?
Hm, maybe that sprite was never edited, and was the same all throughout the prototype. Perhaps the sprite was edited throughout and they just didn't have the main knuckles sprite in angel island.
The special stage still uses the Sonic 2 special stage icon from 2p mode 22:45
Ice Cap Zone 1's prototype music was vibin
14:42
"Hey, what does this button d-"
"[UNIVERSE SELF IMPLOSION ACTIVATED]"
"WAIT WHAT THE F-"
*DISTORTION INTENSIFIES*
hey what about the air dash and ring throw habilities :V
Game genie, brother. Game Genie.
20:04 More like Missingno. Valley Zone 😂
Tbh, I actually like that old Knuckles design more than the one used in game
Anyone else noticing the Lost Bits thumbnails changing?
Yeah, weird though