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Long time no see indeed, and glad to see you again. How've you been keeping? :)
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It has a fox :3 .. No idea what dragged me here randomly maybe cause it has a fox! Long…
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Thank you. I wanted to get all my thoughts about the game out before I get Xavier to complete it…
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This stage is far too weird, even for a Japanese sprite based game!

Videos Sega, Sega Megadrive, Sonic the Hedgehog, TK, Xavier Thomas King December 31, 2015 0 Comments

TigerTails Gaming plays: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Part 4)

Join TK and Xavier as they ride the wave from the Sonic 1 completes series and tackles the beast that is Sonic 2. Casino Night Zone is where the team are heading next, filled with its gambling machines and flashing distractions. Will Xavier get through Act 1 without getting addicted to the slot machines, and will TK manage to defeat Robotnik without Xavier’s playing of Tails getting him killed? Sit back, relax, and watch to find out. This episode was uploaded early as Part 2 was a week late and we had to redress the balance. All forthcoming episodes should come out on Tuesdays from here on.

Music used in the opening:
Casino Night Zone (Sonic Generations Classic Mix) by Naofumi Hataya
From the album Blue Blur
The Sonic Generations Soundtrack

Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)

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Thomas King

Co-Creator of TigerTails Gaming, TK Tiger grew up with the Atari 2600, before journeying through all the 8-bit, 16 bit, 32 bit, and 128 bit generations. A keen lover of all things Sega and PlayStation, TK is more of a retro gamer than a modern day gamer, but still keeps his ear to the ground with the later generations. He has an impressive collection of consoles, and runs a PlayStation 2 network for upto 8 player multiplayer gaming via LAN play.