Today, Sonic Origins has received yet another patch addressing long-standing audio-visual issues and a handful of bugs. SEGA highlighted the three most notable updates in a social media post; however, we've posted the full list below as well:
A number of other issues are specified by the game's Steam update page:
Quote• New Feature - Players can toggle off the Clean Filter to have a "nearest neighbor" pixel rendering in Sonic 1/2/3&K/CD and all Game Gear games in the Options Menu.
• New Feature - Players can toggle Game Gear sound to Mono in the Options Menu. This feature addresses the “double audio” Game Gear audio issue.
• Game Gear games will now fill into the provided screen space properly.
• Super Amy will have proper after-images while running.
• Amy's movements will appear smoother in Sonic 2 Special Stages.
• Metallic Madness Zone 2 item boxes location and contents are properly placed.
• In Quartz Quadrant Zone 2, Amy will no longer disappear as the camera moves away in certain conditions.
• Players can now pause the game while in Doomsday Zone.
• In Boss Rush mode against Egg Tilter, Knuckles will have proper rolling animations from springs.
• In Flying Battery Zone, spin-dashing into the magnetic presses will no longer result in instant collision death.
• The correct description for "Jump" is now present in the Chinese localization of the Sonic 3&K digital manual.
• In Competition Mode, Knuckles' change direction movement has been adjusted.
• Additional physics adjustments have been made in Sandopolis Zone.
• Menu text will no longer shrink after entering the Museum and returning to the Main Menu.
• Amy will now be able to complete stage loops while using her Rush Attack.
• The game will no longer crash while playing as Sonic and Tails after collecting the 6th Chaos Emerald in Sonic 1.
• In Sonic CD, Extras that are unlocked will now remain unlocked.
• In Sonic CD, Amy will appear in the proper coordinates after time travelling in certain levels.
Platform-Specific Updates:
• Save Data corruption will no longer occur in rare instances on PC (Steam/Epic Game Store).
Though most of these issues were not game-breaking prior, the lack of pixel filtering options had been a significant criticism against the collection since launch, and the strange de-synchronized stereo effect on Game Gear games a complaint since Plus's launch. Whether you see the collection as the optimal Classic Sonic experience or a series of bizarre missteps and oversights, these fixes are a welcome addition to this year-old collection.
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