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This is a quite-limited thing, there were only 50 of them made in 2021. It was made to be some kind of exclusive at the San Diego Comic Con--so you know it will end up quite rare and expensive. Items like these will go right onto someones' collection-wall. Photo discovered by Hedgey This is a little kids 3 wheel fun play scooter. There are Sonic details all over for an exciting look. Even the rubber grips on the handle bars have Sonic's logo on there. The step board area has a CG STK portrait on there, the wheels light up red and blue when they spin, and there's an extra logo on the front plastic bumper. The front bar is also covered in CG portraits and blue/lines. We require this information to understand your needs and provide you with a better service, and in particular for the following reasons: Skateboarding is a popular sport among older children, teenagers, and even adults. Professional skateboarders are now competing in the Olympics as well. The thing is, skateboarding on ramps can be a bit extreme and physically risky particularly to young children. Riding a skateboard over a ramp can be difficult to learn. It’s a sport that can be costly; you will need to buy a helmet, elbow and knee pads, and other protective gear. But interestingly, instead of Sonic, you get NEO Metal Sonic...so...is this the first merchandise that actually has him or only him on it? (Seems likely, as he wasn't a boss a whole lot of times, he's an uncommon character to begin with so this is actually very interesting) Why did they choose Neo Metal over regular Metal? Certainly, the choice makes the board more fun and interesting to see with a rare character like that. These are at Walmart, but they appeared during the COVID pandemic so who knows about their availability. Photos by Taaron

For example, if you ever wanted to play Unleashed’s Dragon Road stage at a different, more dramatically-lit time of day…Project Reimagined is an easy way to make that possible. Sonic Generations: REDUX by Mentor Dex and Team Another great Sonic Generations custom level is Frozen Hill by Nikauu. If you’re noticing a trend in these custom levels toward water and ice theming, you aren’t alone: I think the reason is for art direction purposes. Should any custom assets need to be made, it’s easier to build around big whites and blues than the typically louder, more busy theming of non-wintery levels in the Hedgehog Engine. That’s right: there’s a dedicated application for managing Sonic Generations mods! Well, Hedgehog Engine and Sonic games in general, not just Generations, but still! This cel shading mod (which actually includes a version that can be used in any level, contrary to the video description— thanks Dario!) is a great way to give Sonic Generations a fresh coat of paint. The Cel shading effect also works well in custom stages, too— feel free to pair it up with Unleashed Project if you want an idea of what a cel shaded Hedgehog Engine debut could have looked like! White World Effect by Dario

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While the graphics are obviously lower-fidelity, the same gameplay systems were in place on the slower platforms, and with the Sonic Unwiished + mod, you can play the definitive version of these stages. There will still be a downgrade in texture and model quality in comparison to the PS360 Unleashed content, though. The Best Sonic Generations Mods: Other Custom Stages and Graphics Tweaks Project Reimagined by Team Encore In the same way that Generations’ existing stages are based on past games, this “Mystic Cave” mod for Classic Sonic is actually based on the stage of the same name from Sonic 2. Except instead of using Sega’s assets, one very determined fan remade Mystic Cave in Generations in the same spirit that other iconic stages were recreated in Generations. If you’re hungry for yet more Sonic Unleashed content and aren’t satiated by the mods above, you may be interested to know that the Wii and PS2 versions of Sonic Unleashed actually had unique level designs that provide a different take on each of the game’s levels. The Unleashed Project is perhaps one of the most ambitious modding campaigns I’ve ever seen, but after a decade of it being present on PC without Sega raising a fuss, I feel pretty comfortable recommending it to you today.

One of the absolute must-have Sonic Generations mods on PC is Better FxPipeline. With Better FXPipeline, you can make several improvements to Generations’ graphics and effects all at once. There are also many fixes made to effects that otherwise don’t work properly at high resolutions, like depth of field or bloom glare. Image Credit: LadyLuna on GameBananaAlso quite a few mods have one of these as a dependency, so you’ll want to have them either way. HQ Pre-Rendered Cutscenes by MBeca Replaces the low-quality pre-rendered cutscenes of the PC and Xbox versions of Generations with the higher-quality (720p) pre-rendered cutscenes of the PS3 version of Generations. Recommended since this is the only way to improve the quality of the pre-renders on PC, which are otherwise noticeably lower-res than basically any common PC resolution. High-Res HUD Mod by JoeT.E. That aside, there really isn’t much else to say about it. It’s good and you should have it if you’re hoping to mod Sonic Generations or other Sonic games on PC. BetterFXPipeline by Skyth

Alas, the limited scope of Sonic Generations also somewhat limits the scope of big mods like this. However, a near-complete port of all the best parts of Sonic Unleashed is pretty hard to scoff at, and technically…you can still play the rest of those daytime stages, too! There has been a (admiteddly terrible) Sonic water gun...but now here is a much better Sonic Foam Darts Gun! Boosts the resolution of the Sonic Generations HUD. To be honest, I don’t think this is strictly necessary since the game’s UI was made for 720p, but certain HUD elements can definitely look a little blown-up at high res. This should fix that. Casino Done Right by Zoney So, an important thing to know about Sonic Generations before you start modding it is that the game runs on Sega’s Hedgehog Engine. Specifically, it runs on the first-generation Hedgehog Engine used for PS360-era Sonic games, particularly Generations and Unleashed.Despite being named The Complete Add-On, this mod also has a dependency on a mod called “SU Restorations”. I’ve included a link to this one later in the article, too, since you can technically just skip the Add-On and run the Unleashed Project on its own. A mod we’ll be covering later in this article will allow you to restore the original beauty of the Hedgehog Engine on PC with Sonic Generations— and rest assured, this mini history lesson on Sonic Unleashed isn’t here for no reason, either…but for now, let’s talk about how you’ll be installing Sonic Generations mods. How To Install Sonic Generations Mods With HedgeModManager Become Sonic and journey to uncover the mysteries of the remains of an ancient civilization plagued by robotic hordes. With nothing but a handful of questions and a disembodied voice to guide you, set out to save your friends and the enigmatic inhabitants of the Starfall Islands from a colossal, mechanized threat.

Do you have the need to pelt things with suction cup foam darts? Does anyone? Zuru hopes they do because they've got this complicated looking spinning chamber dart shooter that's been totally covered in Sonic imagry. A demo of the Classic Sonic Improvement Mod used alongside the Mystic Cave stage mod from yours truly. Water Running Mod by SonicMaxNot only is Mystic Cave one of the best custom Sonic Generations mods, it’s also one of the very few stages that are actually for Classic Sonic instead of Modern Sonic. Adventure across the Starfall Islands and see what each has to offer at the speed only Sonic can deliver. Blaze a trail as you see fit and discover side quests, solve puzzles, scale enormous structures, go fishing, and encounter a friendly face or two along the way… Here are 2 'inflatable balls' for 'sports or games'. So, they're pretty much non-specific fun balls. They're a rubber material, but coated in a sleeve of stretchy printed fabric that has the design on there.