That means these heavily enhanced versions of the early '90s Genesis games-developed by Christian Whitehead using the same revamped Retro/Star Engine that powers Sonic Mania-can now be easily recompiled for play on new platforms including the PlayStation Vita, the Nintendo Switch, and Windows/Mac computers. That's an interesting-enough hacking/coding achievement on its own. But with a little tinkering, the new PC versions also let players scale the game window to any arbitrary resolution, expanding the visible playfield without scaling up the games' core pixel graphics. As you can see in the pictures and videos included in this article, this tweak effectively zooms out the standard in-game camera to show huge chunks of a stage at once, giving players an exciting new perspective on these classic titles. Scaled up to 4096x2160, you can see a lot more of Sonic 2 at once. #Sonic windows zone full#īe sure to extend to full screen for maximum impact.įilling your PC screen with a playable Sonic map isn't exactly as simple as dragging the corner of the gameplay window. First, you have to take a legally obtained copy of one of the 2013 Sonic games (which are still available on Google Play and the iOS App Store) and extract the "RSDK" file to your computer ( this handy video tutorial can be of assistance there).
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