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Sonic 2 Delta is a groundbreaking series of ROM hacks by famed Sonic scene member Esrael Neto, which restores several deleted levels and prototype elements to Sonic the Hedgehog 2 for the Sega Mega Drive. Various features of Sonic 2 Delta, common across the series despite the existence of several versions/branches of the hack, include the use of art and music from the betas and Sonic the Hedgehog and re-implementation of badniks that had been removed from the final game. Several original boss fights have also been created for the hack.
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A prototype of Sonic the Hedgehog was released by Hidden Palace at midnight (GMT) on January 1, 2021. It depicts the game midway through development. Many stages cannot be completed due to the lack of signposts and bosses; some (like Clock Work Zone Act 3 and Final Zone) haven't been started at all, or are obvious placeholder designs (like the Special Stage).
Long considered a holy grail by the Sonic community, a Sonic 1 prototype was sought after for around two decades. During the time before this build surfaced, prototypes of all the other 16-bit Sonic games had already been discovered, dumped and shared with the public. Along the way, there were also a few ROM hacks created, as attempted guesses to what such a prototype would look and play like (including Sonic 1 Beta Hoax, and Sonic 1 Beta Remake).
It wasn't until late 2020 that an individual by the name of Buckaroo found a cartridge containing this prototype, and released its contents through Hidden Palace (on New Year's Day) for gamers to enjoy. According to drx, this build was originally sent to an unspecified UK video game magazine in early 1991 for their pre-release coverage.
The prototype doesn't yet have its own ROM header and instead contains basic template information, with the name just being Genesis and having a date stamp of 1989.JAN, implying that this build was somehow compiled before development had even begun. A reasonable estimation, based on visual cross-checking against UK prerelease coverage of Sonic, places this prototype around February/March 1991.
Instead of the well-known "Sega!" logo and iconic chant, this prototype uses the standard (and silent) palette-cycling Sega logo which opens most other Genesis/Mega Drive games. Unlike in the final game, the logo can be skipped at any point with the Start button.
Located after Labyrinth Zone's palette is this unused 4-line palette. It seems to've been intended for the Green Hill Zone tileset, as it fits extraordinarily well, with only minor palette errors around rocks and such. The palette is nearly identical to the results screen in the Mega Play version of Sonic 1, which - coupled with this prototype's unused font (which bears similarities to the Mega Play font) - seems to suggest that the Mega Play version was already in development at the time of the Genesis version, or that the leaderboard had been intended for the Genesis version as well. It could've also been intended for the ending due to the 3 pink colors on the fourth line, which appear in the final game's ending. The palette also seems to have been made early on, as the cycling palette's first color is dark blue, which was changed to a grayish blue after the WCES builds. This may also explain why the top of the mountains in the background are pink.
The STM32 Nucleo-64 board provides an affordable and flexible way for users to try out new concepts and build prototypes by choosing from the various combinations of performance and power consumption features, provided by the STM32 microcontroller. For the compatible boards, the external SMPS significantly reduces power consumption in Run mode.
Controversial findings indicate that, rather than suppressing, Tregs indirectly promote B cell and T follicular helper (TFH) responses to influenza through reduced availability of IL-2 (196). Immunization of BALB/c mice with a prototype of inactivated influenza PR8/A/34 virus vaccine expanded the Treg pool but had no effect on the specific B cell response, although it effectively suppressed helper and memory T cells (Tmem) induced by vaccination (197).
Prototype is an interesting un-kicker effect. I suspect there will be some sneaky interactions with them, most likely those where you get to "cheat" on having a big CMC dork in play. Fundamentally kicker is a good mechanic and so prototype should follow suit with that. Modality is great on magic cards and even more so in limited formats.
Just because prototype is good doesn't mean this card is however. Much as I am loving ward as a mechanic at the moment too I find it hard to get excited by this. Seven is a lot and will not happen very often which means you really have to want a three mana 3/3 in your deck. Yes, it has bells and whistles but it isn't that big, threatening, or able to generate any sort of value. It is just a very mid level beater. I like the card and it isn't weak but it isn't very well suited to cube and doesn't excite me much at all in the way a Kavu Titan doesn't excite. I am at least looking forward to seeing all the other prototypes the set has to offer. 2ff7e9595c
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