There, he finds a small Ring inscribed with ancient texts, from which he learns that the island was once part of a lost civilization. Robotnik has already discovered the island. Suspecting that something must be amplifying the power of the Master Emerald Pillar, and with a sense of responsibility as a guardian, Knuckles heads to the island. Ĭurious about the island's nature, Knuckles the Echidna, the guardian of the Master Emerald, ponders if the island has vestiges of an ancient civilization that was wiped away in an instant by a "power stone" in the distant past.
Moreover, the island's appearance rapidly changes constantly due to the Pillar's power, transforming it from a mere rock into a green paradise. Some months after the incident that caused the Floating Island to grace the surface of the ocean, an upheaval occurs in the South Sea, resulting in a mysterious island created by tectonic movement caused by the Master Emerald Pillar's energy to appear. Doing this would let SEGA make a quick buck & people would be introduced to one of the relatively forgotten games of the Classic Era.Spoiler warning: Plot, ending details or any kind of information follow. After completing the game, you can choose to play as Tails, and Sonic could replace Mighty (or both could be separate characters). The game would be optimized for widescreen support, and release on Xbox Live Arcade, Playstation Network, Windows Phone, Android, iOS, & possibly the Wii U.
The game could be ported the way it was before, or be given the Taxman treatment, like they did with the 2011 port of Sonic CD. Releasing the game could be a good idea, since the game hasn't had a chance outside of the 32X, and was supposed to be on Sonic Gems Collection. Then on, the game went on to be mostly forgotten by the public. By the end of the 32X's lifespan, the console had only sold 665,000 units. Reception of the game was mixed, as people were not very familiar with the new rubber band gimmick, the two player system, and did not like the games slower pace. In 1995, Knuckles' Chaotix was released for the 32X in order to spark more interest in the system for Sonic fans, the the general public. When the console was released in 1994, it was considerably slumping in sales in NA, Japan, and Europe altogether. The 32X was meant to revive the Genesis, as it was in fierce competition with the SNES. Knuckles' Chaotix was a Sonic game released for the Sega 32X, an add-on to the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
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