never had a Master System, the Genesis’s 8-bit predecessor, but the machine was quite popular in Europe and Brazil. Sega should reach out to Burton and give this improved version of Sonic 3D Blast an official release. The original game’s lead programmer, Jon Burton, actually fixed a lot of the original game’s issues in an unofficial director’s cut that you can download as a ROM. It also has one of the console’s best soundtracks.
While the controls can be a bit slippery, and the nonlinear objectives can require some annoying backtracking, this still feels like a classic Sonic experience. People are quick to lump it in with the bad Sonic games, but this 1996 isometric Genesis title is alright with me. Poor Sonic 3D Blast has an unfair reputation. Below, I’ve listed five games that I think would have been fun additions to Sonic Origins.
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