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Battu Tri-Red1 year ago

rolling would be muuuch faster! beautiful looking game!

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Trump2024Film1 year ago

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 AMERICA FIRST 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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DamienThatHedge1 year ago

Soundtrack going a little too hard there lads, pure fire

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Jelly1 year ago

Sonic megapeak mania

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Fαвcнαotiх 1 year ago

What I'd love so much is that at the end of the game, when playing as Mighty, you save Ray (and maybe even make him playable only that way, though I suspect there aren't any free slots left for Ray since Shadow replaces him).

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Authority RBD1 year ago

Is a new demo close?

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Sonic Megamix Mania1 year ago

Who said next release would just be a demo :)

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sunky the parody gamer1 year ago

¿When is ls 2.0 coming out?

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