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I'm not sure if this is the right section of the forum but.... I am happy to announce that we at SEGAbits will be partnering with NECOMIX on exclusive news and updates on upcoming sequel to the Sonic Prolouge fan film. Inspired by the Japanese manual, Sonic Prolouge 2 will directly take place after the events of Sonic 2 and the beginning of Sonic 3 & Knuckles where Sonic the Hedgehog meets his knuckleheaded yet fierce rival, Knuckles the Echinda. This time NECOMIX will need your support on making this film happen. You can support them on Indiegogo filled with cool rewards. For more news on Sonic Prolouge 2, you can follow us on Facebook: Keyword "SEGAbits" Twitter: @SEGAbits Here is the link on the details of the film and Indiegogo page! http://segabits.com/blog/2015/06/16/segabits-x-sonic-prologue-2/ https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sonic-prologue-2#/story
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Welcome to Gensokyo. Here's your complimentary sake and 111 year old girl. Touhou Project is a series of 2D (with 3D background) vertically-scrolling danmaku shooting games made by Team Shanghai Alice, with three fighting game spinoffs co-produced with Tasogare Frontier. They are similar to regular shooting games, but focus more on weaving through complex patterns containing anywhere from dozens to hundreds of bullets. Every game in the Touhou series is set in the fantasy land of Gensokyo, and the series is known for its huge cast of characters, well-developed storylines, and related materials such as music CDs, fan-made comics and animated videos made to the music. About Touhou Wiki This is a wiki for material related to the Touhou game series. Everyone is welcome to WHOOPS, highlighted too far. Silly me. Everything that I put down so far is the best way to explain what Touhou is basically. There's a lot more details that I can add, but most of the fun consists of finding things out for yourself! Go nuts, kiddo.
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Adorable SegaSonic-Themed Arcade Machine Discovered in Japan!
SonikkuForever posted a topic in Sonic Chat
So I was combing the Japanese corner of the internets, when I came across something amazing on a Japanese blog. The blogger had been posting pictures she took at various small arcades she had been to, and look what she saw: AMAZING. A 1991-era redemption machine, with adorable SegaSonic artwork! I love the design on this. There's Sonic, Eggman, and a few Flickies, with rings in the background. And, in a baffling twist, it was made by Konami. I don't know what this machine does, but there were many similar ones with different characters in the G-Baoa-go arcade where it was found. It appears to work like a roulette wheel. Hopefully someone with a better knowledge of Japanese arcades can fill us in. I'm amazed that stuff like this has managed to fly under the radar for 20 years. I suppose not many were made. Cool, huh?
