Sonic CD (PC) - 2. Collision Chaos
- 10 years ago
Collision Chaos is the second set of levels featured in Sonic CD, this video includes all of them as well as two special stages (of which I beat).
As I mentioned in my first video, I am not interested in getting the best ending in this playthrough. As such, I've avoided the annoying back and forth that becomes necessary when destroying Dr. Robotnick's machines in the past. I actively do my best to get the time stones however (which is far more fun btw).
PLEASE NOTE: This video is protected by FAIR USE LAWS listed under Section 30(1) of the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1989 and under section 107 of US Copyright Act 1976. It is a transformative piece of work, up for the purpose of research and critique as gameplay footage. Sonic CD was developed by Sonic Team, a subsidiary of Sega, copyright 1991-2013.
Interested in knowing my Laptop specs? Look no further:
Nvidia Geforce GT 555m 2GB GDDR 3
Intel i5 2450M Mobile Processor (2.4Ghz)
4GB DDR 3
500GB SATA Hard Drive
This video was recorded on Bandicam at 1920x1080 at 60FPS. All further encoding was done using Handbrake. Thanks for watching.
As I mentioned in my first video, I am not interested in getting the best ending in this playthrough. As such, I've avoided the annoying back and forth that becomes necessary when destroying Dr. Robotnick's machines in the past. I actively do my best to get the time stones however (which is far more fun btw).
PLEASE NOTE: This video is protected by FAIR USE LAWS listed under Section 30(1) of the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1989 and under section 107 of US Copyright Act 1976. It is a transformative piece of work, up for the purpose of research and critique as gameplay footage. Sonic CD was developed by Sonic Team, a subsidiary of Sega, copyright 1991-2013.
Interested in knowing my Laptop specs? Look no further:
Nvidia Geforce GT 555m 2GB GDDR 3
Intel i5 2450M Mobile Processor (2.4Ghz)
4GB DDR 3
500GB SATA Hard Drive
This video was recorded on Bandicam at 1920x1080 at 60FPS. All further encoding was done using Handbrake. Thanks for watching.