As the release of Sonic Chrono Adventure gets closer and closer, LakeFeperd continues to tease us with snippets of what’s to come. According to LakeFeperd himself, the game is nearly done. Directly below you can see a screenshot for a water-based level. Hit the jump to see a few more…
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glFqryVFodg?feature=player_embedded&w=475&h=275] Sonic fan game maker LakeFepard has released another trailer for his new Sonic fan game, Sonic Chrono Adventure, and it continues to look amazing. Everything from the background, to the enemies, to the physics really does justice to an homage of the 16-bit Sonic games. The sprite…
If famed fan developer LakeFeperd’s recent teaser trailer got you rabid for something, anything regarding his newest project, these seven screenshots should sate your hunger for at least a few minutes. It’s hard to glean much from such menial teaser morsels, but they do give an intriguing look at a couple of the…
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9F_upO88hc&w=475&h=275] You may remember a great-looking fan project by the name of Sonic After the Sequel. Well, amidst the delay, it will be releasing in April, but the creator, LakeFeperd has already teased us with a new awesome trailer for a game called, Sonic Chrono Adventure. The game is…
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TesdgOUB5f4&w=475&h=275] You may remember this little gem being mentioned on the site before. Whether you do or not, and if you are an old-school Sonic fan, you definitely need to check out the game. The game’s creator, Lake Feperd finds his inspiration from the Genesis days of Sonic as…
Known around the world for bringing a symphonic taste to genres outside of your typical classical concert, the London Philharmonic Orchestra has decided to record a sequel to their album The Greatest Video Game Music. This time around, the album is going to include a selection of Sonic-related music for…
It’s hard to deny that Sega has had their share of problems recently. From financial difficulties to other issues it seems like they just can’t get a break sometimes. However it says something when a company like Sega can make their fair share of mistakes and still be considered one…