#Sonic cd creepy message meaning tv
#Sonic cd creepy message meaning ps2

I just thought that the controller had a broken D-Pad, so I plugged in the other controller and restarted the game. However, it was slowed down and reversed so it almost sounded demonic. Then that creepy game over music was playing (strangely enough, it was playing the US Game Over theme, and I was playing on the EUR version). I waited for about 2 minutes for him to move, but he kept making impatient gestures at me, and after about 30 seconds, he said 'I'm outta here' and jumped off the stage.

I tried using the Spindash and Figure-8 Dash, but he still wouldn't budge. When I tried moving right he stared at me and shook his head. I then went onto Palm Tree Panic Zone and aimed to complete the level with 50 rings so I could get the last time stone, But Sonic refused to move. The previous owner had completed the game, but forgot to get the last Time Stone. Everything was fine until I saw that there was already save data on the disc.

#Sonic cd creepy message meaning tv

I was still excited to see it had arrived, so I unboxed it, plugged it in to my TV and put in the Sonic CD Disc and proceeded to play. The next day, I was surprised to see it on my doorstep.

I didn't understand why as it was a classic piece of gaming memorabilia. I called Mum and she agreed to let me bid on it, and I waited for the end to snipe it, but no one else bid.

#Sonic cd creepy message meaning ps2

I thought it would be good to play Sonic CD on the official console (because my PS2 had broken 3 year prior to this point). A Sega MegaDrive and a Sega CD with a copy of Sonic CD on auction with the starting price of £6.99 and with only 2 minutes left in the auction. One night before bed (I was around 16 then), I was searching on eBay for some random Sonic merchandise, when I saw it. But, Sonic CD, that was a different story. Sonic R was one of the games I couldn't stand, even back then. I enjoyed playing Sonic The Fighters and games like Sonic Triple Trouble. When I was about 8 I received a PS2 on my birthday, along with a copy of Sonic: Gems Collection. Sonic CD was one of my favorite games as a child, although I never owned a Sega CD. Sonic CD, that was one weird game indeed. The Titanium TerrorĬreepypasta by JauneGearChao (formerly MaxamireOfCookington) 3 Part 2 - Stop Stalling and Start Moving!.