@Dirty Bit  
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Sweetie belle: so what did the doctor have to say?  
Scootaloo: he said I have cynicism, but I don’t care. All he wanted was a paycheck, I went to him for help and he just stood there spouting a munch of shit||

@Background Pony #D849
 
Well yeah, but I mean perpetually jaded and cynical like Stan when he turned 10

@Background Pony #D849  
If that’s the case then imagine what everything looked like from her perspective

@Dirty Bit
 
That pretty much happened in the episode, the Washouts.

@Prometheus labs CEO
 
Cynical Scoots would make for a good episode premise

This reminds me of that sound park episode, now we just need scoots listening to them and all she hears is a bunch of shit sounds

@Ginger_Fig  
Still got mine……

@Ginger_Fig  
Think I might have, maybe?

@Ginger_Fig  
You’ve got me beat.

@Ginger_Fig  
I used them

@Ginger_Fig
 
Never got the chance to, unfortunately

I can’t be the only relic here who remembers using these…  

@Background Pony #D849  
Sorry, I thought you said “Mega Collection.”  
I guess they haven’t bothered, because there hasn’t been much interest or demand for “Chaotix,” as it was an obscure Sega 32-X game, and fans are more partial to the Genesis trilogy, and CD.

@Beau Skunky
 
That’s what I was saying about Sonic Gems (what did you think I meant when I said it ended up being cancelled from the final version?)
 
What’s completely baffling is that this was back in 2005. Why have they not attempted it since then?

@Background Pony #D849  
Actually, “Knuckles’ Chaotix” was planned for “Sonic Gems Collection,” but was scrapped due to time constraints, and trouble emulating, or recreating the game. An entire page of unlockable artwork from the game is still included however.  
“Knuckles Chaotix” did eventually get an official rerelease, but on the now dead “GameTap” service, (which was basically a Netflx-like subscription service for video games a decade ago) so it’s gone now unfortunately.
 
@Background Pony #D849  
Yeah, the last official rerelease of “Sonic 3” was in the DS “Sonic Classics Collection” game, which was quite a few years ago.
 
I remember I got an AtGames cheap portable Sega Genesis device a few years ago, and because it was Sonic’s 25th anniversary, this edition of it included every Genesis Sonic game, except Sonic 3.  
(Even Sonic & Knuckles, 3D Blast, and Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine were included.)  
Save files probably aren’t the issue, as the included Sega RPGs can still save.

@Jrock
 
Except the PC version was the only one that changed the music of levels like Ice Cap Zone and Launch Bass Zone and the game has been rereleased many times since with the original music. It’s just that it’s also randomly skipped in some cases.
 
For example even though it was on both the Wii Virtual Console and Xbox Live Arcade, there was never a PlayStation Network version. And even though a lot of collections don’t have it. Some of them do have it.

@Background Pony #D849
 
Michael Jackson’s involvement. He helped compose some music in Sonic 3 so there’s some legal issues involving some songs.

@Beau Skunky
 
Now if only they would release Sonic the Hedgehog 3 on smartphones too (seriously what’s with Sega constantly skipping that one in collections and ports?)
 
And what ever happened with getting Knuckles Chaotix rereleased? They know fans want it and made an attempt back with Sonic Gems for the GameCube (it ended up being cancelled from the final version). Then 14 years pass by and nothing happens…

@Tavi959  
Yeah, remember a time when phones used to only be phones, and not handheld touchscreen computers?  
Never thought as a kid I’d be playing “Sonic the Hedgehog 1 & 2” (and CD) on my phone.

@Beau Skunky  
The world before the iPhone vs after. Remember when a thing had a purpose and it did that thing? XD

@warc9  
@FloydPinkerton  
Reminds me of that kid with an old Gameboy. “How do you access the aps?”

@FloydPinkerton  
That mental image has me giggling.

@FloydPinkerton  
I remember boom boxes.

@Rainbow Dash  
I was listening to music on cassette, and even recording it, until around 2001. Cars had tape decks till 2005.

When you don’t have music streaming app to play the digitalized version of those songs…