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Too dusty.

Ghost Spider is in the third film (Gwen).

I guess Nemesis Prime became stale as the default redeco.

I can tell the TFWiki Cyberworld character categories will be filling up soon.

Sonic the Comic at first used the games' design, then he hatched from an egg (no joke), and obtained a version of his western design. Then during the final years, obtained his Sonic Adventure counterpart's outfit.

He aims to be ugly, disgusting, and he doesn't care, at that was his main goal. It's what gives him pleasure. Revulsion is his aim.

These too.

Plus, he could have been this (yes, this is real concept art).

He works at being grotesque, and unappealing.

Civilization. The Gandhi nuke thing. Turns out, the overflow error explanation is actually impossible given the game's code.

Plus I bought Amica Forever, and I want to use it more.

I bought Attack of the Petscii Robots.

Total spy thriller.

Hey, I don't know if you had a hand in it, but to whoever gave the Micromaster Hyperdrive a starring role, thank you.

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My boy would never. 🤖🐕>👽🐕

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The cartoons did well, even internationally. South Korea even filmed new live-action segments for the Super Show, to the point that DVDs are still being sold and the shows are are streamed, with Wildbrain (the current owners of the DIC catalog) having them available for free on YouTube.

That, and SF III (New Generation)'s originally poor reception (2nd Impact and Third Strike helped significantly to fix it), certainly didn't help.

They do on the Pro Controller, but the nature of the Joy-Cons being able to be used as two distinct sideways controllers made a D-pad unfeasible, yet there are alternatives.

This was the wild west of licensing, just look at what Sega of America was doing, where you could have separate canons based on region and medium. Nowadays, things are more standardized and Japan-canon centered.

He did try... on the Amico... without Imterplay's knowledge.

Plus, the sudden downgrade of components catching the developers using more powerful SGI rigs off guard.

The problem they had was sticking to cartridges, and the constant delays.

Poor Earthworm Jim...

The Saturn was actually somewhat popular in Japan, thanks to a certain famous exclusive mascot, and a large selection of games, in the US, the damage had been done, and the cancelation of X-treme, another consequence of the SOA/J animosity, didn't help things.

Plus, the higher price and 2D-first, 3D bolt-on mindset of the Saturn's chipset (which made it harder to develop for) compared to the PlayStation really hurt them in the long run.

In hindsight, creating and releasing an add-on to the aging Genesis instead of just focusing all attention to the upcoming Saturn was a mistake, and severely undercut their momentum they had built up in the States.

You can also say that about Sega of America versus Sega of Japan, and about the creation of both the 32X and Saturn, and the creation-to-cancellation of Sonic Mars to Sonic X-treme.