This is gonna be a long one, so I appreciate all that stay and read the whole thing.
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Sonic the Hedgehog: Robo Rebellion
TEST YOUR METTLE AGAINST THESE MECHAS AND SEE WHO’S THE WORLD’S STRONGEST!
It’s been 30 years since the events of Sonic 3 and Knuckles (the game), unfolded. The threat of Dr. Eggman is in the distant past, and Planet Mobius is peaceful once again. The great hero, Sonic the Hedgehog, has retired and now lives with his lifetime best friend Miles ‘Tails’ Prower. Knuckles the Echidna now lives in serenity in his own house on the downed Angel Island. The world is safe. But then, one of Eggman’s old creations begins to stir. Metal Sonic, after years of disuse, has finally reawakened and is ready to cause some good old-fashioned havoc.
Using the Doc’s ancient computers, Metal uncovers long lost data on a few other failed robotic experiments. Using this data, he revives the robotic rejects as his right-hand men in his conquest to take over the world. Take control of Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Shadow, or Silver and face off against Metal Sonic, Silver Sonic, and Mecha Sonic in an ultimate duel to the finish! The fate of Mobius is in your hands! Good luck, and may Chaos be with you!
Gameplay (Sonic)
Sonic the Hedgehog is a natural-born speed freak, and has a need to bring about justice to the world! He controls as he normally would, with the analog stick in charge of most forms of movement. He has three play styles: Classic, Adventure, and Boost. The player now can create custom play styles, similar to Sonic Generations, however, this feature is only accessible after completing the game’s story mode once with any character. This feature is available to all characters. You can mix and match moves from any playstyle with these custom movesets. Going with the Classic style gives Sonic the Spindash, Dropdash, Super Peelout, and Insta-Shield. This style is influenced by momentum gathering and slopes. If you find a ramp, you can roll down it while curled in a ball to gain lots of speed!
Choosing Adventure playstyle gives Sonic the Spindash, Lightspeed Dash, Rail Grind control, and a new move called Lightspeed Burst. This style relies on the usage of the jump button a lot, because it is more platforming oriented than the other playstyles.
If you choose the Boost playstyle, you have access to the Boost, Jump Dash, Stomp, and Boost Drift. With this style, you use golden Rings to power your Boost (like in Sonic Unleashed). On the lower-left corner of your screen, there is a speedometer. It will calculate your approximate speed while running. With the Jump Dash, all you need to do is jump, then press A or X while in midair to hurtle forward. For Stomp, jump then press B or Circle to slam back down. For Boost Drift, start Boosting with X or Square, then hold down the Right Trigger while running around tight corners. Sonic’s levels are more geared towards speed, with Dash Panels, Springs, and Speed Launchers everywhere to help you gain velocity.
Gameplay (Tails)
Tails is a Technique-type character. For this fabulous fox, you get two playstyles. Classic or Adventure. His Classic moves are Spindash, Flight, Pseudo Tail-Swipe, and Dropdash. His Adventure moves are Spindash, Lightspeed Dash, Tail Swipe, Flight, and Dummy Ring Bomb. The Classic playstyle once again revolves around using momentum to achieve max speed, but this time with a slight twist. For Tails, there are different routes crafted especially for him to navigate. Some of them are faster than the normal routes, some are slower. The Adventure playstyle is more about platforming and making good use of your ability to fly. Press A or X repeatedly while in the air to gain altitude. There is a 15-second flight timer, which when depleted, will cause the fluffy fox to flutter back down to the ground. If you wish to stop flying in midair, simply press Down on the D-pad and press A or X. The controls for Spindash are the same as for Sonic. For Tail Swipe, you need to hold down the B or Circle button to put Tails into a crouching position, then flick the movement stick in whatever direction you want the tails to swipe.
Gameplay (Knuckles)
Knuckles is a Power-type character. For this extraordinary echidna, there are three playstyles. Classic, Adventure, and Fighter. His Classic moves are Spindash, Glide, Climb, Drop-In, and Wall Crush. His Adventure moves are Spindash, Climb, Wall Crush, Shovel Claws, Glide, Spiral Upper, and Mach Punch. His Fighter moveset is Mach Punch, Mach Kick, Meteor Crash, One-Two-Combo, Basic Punch, Drop-In, and Axe Kick. For the Classic style, Knuckles is more inclined to climbing up walls and gliding over spike pits to access hard to reach areas of a stage. For Adventure, Knuckles is more geared towards exploration, with certain areas of a level being diggable, giving you to capability to drill through portions of the zone. For Fighter, Knuckles aims for straightforward hand to hand combat. He does have his usual moves, but all of the common combat moves are replaced by the upgraded ones. To access your technique arsenal, all you have to do is hold down the Right Trigger and select the move you want to use based on the button you mapped it to.
Gameplay (Shadow)
Shadow is a dual-type character. Having both Speed and Technique on his side, he is quite versatile. For good ole edgy the hedgy, we have two playstyles. Adventure and Boost. His Adventure moves are Spindash, Homing Attack, Jump Dash, Stomp, and his plethora of Chaos attacks. For the Boost playstyle, he has Boost, Air Burst, Homing Attack, Stomp, and Consecutive Chaos Spear. With Adventure, Shadow’s task is to move quickly while remaining as stealthy as possible. With Boost, Shadow must learn how to use his moves while moving at high speed.
Gameplay (Silver)
Silver is a Technique-type character. For this time-traveling titan, we have three playstyles. 06, Boost, and Psychic. For the 06 playstyle, his moves are as follows: Kinetic Wind, Psychic Blade, Foot Flurry, and Rubble Crunch. For the Boost playstyle, he has: Boost, Kinetic Wind, Rubble Crunch, Air Burst, Jump Dash, and Stomp. For the Psychic playstyle, he has Kinetic Wind, Psychic Blade, Rubble Crunch, and Don’t Move! The 06 playstyle is more geared towards solving simple puzzles and moving things around to progress through the zone. You may use a partner character in these levels (if using the 06 playstyle), who is required to assist Silver in the completion of the level. For the Boost playstyle, the main goal is to learn how to use your psychic abilities to hover while boosting to cover long distances. For the Psychic playstyle, it is more geared towards the technicality of Silver’s powers, and the ability to use them mid-level without difficulty.
Levels
The levels in this game vary in difficulty, and they are abundant with special prizes and powerups for those who decide to explore. Finish all levels to unlock the final boss!
Peaceful Plains Zone: A good first level to any good Sonic game! Mostly linear, with areas for each character to explore using their respective abilities. Spiral through hollow tree trunks and wade through the tall grass as your character sets out on the first outing of their journey! Here, you can find plenty of Rings, powerups, and Giant Rings to access the Special Stages. Complete Special Stages to earn Chaos Emeralds. Get seven Emeralds, and your Super form will be available for use! Defeat the miniboss and major boss to move onto the next level. Don’t forget to pop that animal Capsule!
Flaming Factory Zone: One of Metal Sonic’s munition factories have been torched! Enter the burning complex and save the animals, all the while snagging as much intel as you can. Be stealthy but move quickly! You don’t want the patrolling Baby Mechas to catch you! Find as many Giant Rings as you can and grab those Chaos Emeralds. There is a miniboss and major boss in this zone. Bust through the doors at the end to finish the zone before it explodes!
Traumatic Thunderstorm Zone: Take to the sky on the Tornado (or if playing as Silver or Tails, fly on your own) as you shoot and dodge your way through a horde of flying Badniks! There aren’t any Giant Rings in this zone, but never fear! You still have plenty of time to collect the remaining Emeralds. This zone has only one act and isn’t too long. Occasionally, lightning may streak down from the sky and try to hit you, but a warning sign appears when that’s about to happen, so look out for it! Land the Tornado and proceed to the next zone.
Blizzard Mountain Zone: In a similar fashion to Ice Cap Zone, you must snowboard down the side of a snowy mountain! You are deposited in an ice cavern, which depending on your character, determines how hard the level will be. Using Silver’s psychokinesis, this level will be a piece of cake. Using Sonic or Shadow’s superior speed, this level might take some precise platforming and a bit of time. Traverse the large glacial crevasses, all the while a blizzard rages around you! Make it through, defeat the bosses, pop the Capsule, and scram outta there!
Roboticized Ruins Zone: This is a twisted, evil, and metallic version of the Sky Sanctuary Zone, ruled over by Silver Sonic. It is a city full of smog and pollution, and your job is to find the main power plant of the place and shut it down! Avoid pools of molten metal and deadly electricity sparks as you traverse this ironclad municipality. Enter Giant Rings, collect more Chaos Emeralds, and free the animals!
Outrageous Oasis Zone: This zone is a nice change of pace from the last few! Race through the sands and pools of crystal clear water holes as you snag the remaining Chaos Emeralds! There are palm trees, boulders, and small bushes everywhere. Some of these might contain a surprise for curious players, so make sure to look out for those! Defeat the miniboss and major boss to move onto the next level.
Flying Battery Zone: In this return to a classic zone, you are tasked with reaching the ship’s cockpit to stop the ensuing bomb raid! Speed your way through this giant zeppelin, and find the flashing Giant Ring somewhere in Act 1! Here, if you have all the Chaos Emeralds, you can enter and exchange them for Super Emeralds. In act 2, you have to make a hasty escape from the ship along its exterior, as it begins to descend from the clouds. You can collect three Super Emeralds here. If you make it in time, pop open the animal capsule and make a quick getaway. There is both a miniboss and a major boss in this zone.
Toxic Sewer Zone: Go into the bowels of Robotropolis, as you try to sneak into the Intelligence Tower and not get caught! Here, you are faced with Toxic Sludge, Poisonous Gas, Acid Vapor, and lots of Badniks! This zone has a miniboss, but no major boss. Steal Metal Sonic’s battle plans, trash the intel tower, and scram outta there! Make sure to look for flashing Giant Rings so you can collect two more Super Emeralds.
Volcanic Blast Zone: Wander through magma tubes and avoid rivers of molten lava as you try to escape this volcanic hellscape! Dodge flying rocks and jets of superheated steam. Depending on which character you use, this may or may not be an extremely platforming heavy level. Using Knuckles or Silver would be the best bet here. There’s both a miniboss and a major boss in this level. Pop the Capsule and move onto the next level. Collect the last two Super Emeralds here and prepare to face off against some big baddies!
Boss Rush!: Face off against all the bosses you’ve defeated so far in quick succession! Don’t worry, you’re given plenty of Rings, but make sure to time your hits right or you’ll lose them!
Titanium Titan Zone: Metal Sonic, Mecha Sonic, and Silver Sonic have decided to take matters into their own hands and band together to get rid of the threat for good! The three doppelgangers have fused into one large, very powerful, cunning, and agile robot. The final product’s name is Mechallix! Transform into your Hyper form and square up against the super armored monstrosity! This boss takes 15 hits to defeat. Dodge the bombs that are thrown at you, keep your Ring count up, and make sure to look for openings to attack! Hint: after the large energy beam attack, you have five seconds to make a mad dash towards Mechallix and hit the vulnerable point. Once you’ve scored the final hit, Mechallix begins to deconstruct, and you can rest safely knowing that the world is once again at peace!
Items
Rings: Just your average golden Ring. Their origins are unknown, but they have been discovered to hold immense healing properties and give whatever user an imperviousness to death, except under certain circumstances.
Red Star Rings: Rings that have been infused with a small amount of Chaos energy, giving them twice as much healing properties than normal Rings. Red Star Rings are worth more than Rings.
Chaos Emeralds: Gems of immense power, the seven Chaos Emeralds grant the user a Super form. Even one Emerald can power an entire city.
Ring Monitor: A monitor that, when opened, gives you ten Rings.
Speed-Up Monitor: A monitor that, when opened, gives you a speed boost for twenty seconds.
Electricity Shield: A monitor that, when opened, gives you a shield made of lightning, that grants you imperviousness to electricity damage. This shield is lost when touching water or fire.
Flame Shield: A monitor that, when opened, gives you a shield made of fire. This shield grants imperviousness to fire and lava. This shield will be lost if you touch water or electricity.
Water Shield: A monitor that, when opened, gives you a shield made of a water bubble. This shield grants imperviousness to drowning. This shield will be lost if you touch fire or electricity.
Star Post: This is an item that looks like a lamppost, with a red circle at its top. This functions as a checkpoint, and once you pass one, it makes a chime sound and the top spins. If you die, you will respawn here.
Invincibility Monitor: This is a monitor that, when opened, grants the player twenty seconds of nigh-complete invincibility. White sparkles and a catchy tune accompanies the invincibility. You can’t, however, escape death by crushing, drowning, or death pits.
Springs: These items are usually found on the side of slopes, to help the character run up the side. There are two types. Yellow and Red. Yellow springs are the least powerful of the two and are used to scale small ramps. They give a small speed boost. Red Springs are the more powerful and give you a way bigger speed boost. When used, they are accompanied by a boing sound.
Super Emeralds: These are a bigger form of the Chaos Emeralds, powered directly by the Master Emerald. When collected, the seven Super Emeralds grant the user a Hyper form. Your Hyper form is extremely powerful and outclasses the Super form in every way.
Rails: Rail grinding is a staple of every modern Sonic game, and this one is no different. When grinding on rails, your character moves at high speeds over long distances, and they usually serve as separate paths. In order to use the grind rail, all you need to do is jump on top of it. Special kinds of boost pads called Dash Rails grant your character an additional speed boost. You can usually find long lines of Rings sitting on top of grind rails, and there are also some obstacles that serve to impede your progress, such as spikes, iron balls, and even badniks!
Side Quests
In the Hubworld, the player can access certain Side Quests. After a level is completed, five side quests will appear. With the game having a total of 11 Zones, this means that there is 55 side quests that the player can do! They range in difficulty from easy to hard. There are 11 side quests for each character. There are several types of quests to choose from. Top Speed, Ring Grab, Clone Race, Badnik Survival, and Powerup Abuse, to name a few.
Special Characters
After the completion of the main story mode, the player has unlocked three new characters. The villains themselves. Metal Sonic, Silver Sonic, and Mecha Sonic.
Gameplay (Metal Sonic)
Metal Sonic is the first killer doppelganger of Sonic that Dr. Eggman ever built. He’s on par with Sonic, if not better than him, at everything he does. His speed is unmatched. Metal has two playstyles: Classic and Boost. With his classic playstyle, he has Spindash, Energy Field, Full Power!, and V. Maximum Overdrive Attack. Metal Sonic is able to fly for a short period of time, on a 40-second timer. Metal’s Spindash works the same way as all the others’, by holding down with the analog stick and pressing A or X repeatedly to charge up. The Energy Field is a green sphere of energy surrounding the robot that temporarily makes him invincible. It is on a 7-second timer. Full Power! is a special technique that grants Metal Sonic a small power boost, that surrounds him in electricity sparks.
With his Boost playstyle, he has the Boost, Jump Dash, Boost Drift, and Stomp. All of these techniques operate the same way they normally do.
Gameplay (Silver Sonic)
Silver Sonic was Eggman’s second Sonic copy, and his design was...rough. He wasn’t exactly agile, and his body was quite bulky. When Metal Sonic revived Silver Sonic, he made sure to eliminate these imperfections in his design to create the perfect warrior for his army. Silver Sonic has two playstyles: Classic, and Fighter. With the Classic style, Silver Sonic has his own version of the Spindash called Rocket Smash. With this attack, Silver Sonic’s rocket booster shoes roar to life and he shoots forward, spiked hands first. Silver Sonic also has an attack called Spine Slam, in which he jumps high into the air, disperses sharp spines in the hope of them hitting the target, then slams back down to the ground. Silver Sonic isn’t as speedy as the other two Sonic doppelgangers, but he has a wide range of skills to make up for that.
For the Fighters playstyle, Silv. Sonic has quite a few moves to show off: Ground Pound, Death Cannon, Energy Discharge, and Shock Punch. This version of the Fighters playstyle is a little different from Knuckles’ version. While playing as Silver Sonic equipped with Fighters style, most of the levels you traverse through take place in the air, or at least hovering above the ground. Enemies can approach you from any direction. Underneath, above, left or right. This is where your attacks will come in handy, especially Energy Discharge and Death Gun. Using ED, you create a sphere of energy around Silver Sonic that blows enemies away. It is a large AOE attack that usually one-shots enemies. Death Gun is your next best friend in these situations. It is a wide, sweeping energy beam that emanates from Silver Sonic’s one large eye. When using it, tilt the analog stick left and right to eliminate surrounding baddies. This attack takes three seconds to charge up, and is most useful in life-or-death situations.
Gameplay (Mecha Sonic)
Mecha Sonic is the most agile of the three doppelgangers, with immense speed, strength, and durability. He was the third, and final, robotic copy of Sonic, and is widely considered to be one of the strongest artificial beings in existence. He has two playstyles: Boost and Fighters. The Boost playstyle is arguably the funnest mode to play in. Mecha Sonic was created with a built in boost feature, e.g., the miniature RD-180 rocket engine in his back. He was the last to be brought back from the dead, and all the while, he’s had data on Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles inside him. After his fight with the trio on the Sky Sanctuary, he was forced into stasis mode. Metal Sonic found him this way and decided to bring him up to speed on the current events.
With the Boost style, Mecha Sonic can tear down the track of whatever level he’s in. Utilizing his ability to fly, you can cross wide distances, all the while attacking with the Mecha Sonic Energy Barrage. With this attack, Mecha can produce balls of Chaos energy from the hatch in his chest that home in on and follow its target. Another attack of Mecha’s is called Spiky Comet. He rolls into a ball of sharp steel and spikes, and careens toward his opponent. The move is lightning quick, and most people wouldn’t expect it if they didn’t know anything about him. Mecha Sonic has a super form; he is the first robot to ever achieve this status. It was, at one time, powered by the Master Emerald, but he has been adapted to be able to absorb Chaos Emeralds. Mecha Sonic’s Fighters style is similar to that of Silver Sonic’s.
Woo! That's it for this fangame! Tell me whatcha think in the comments!

Hiya everybody! Welcome to a completely biased rant on how Sonic Mania does almost everything better than Sonic 3 & Knuckles! (I'll just call it Sonic 3 to make things less complicated).
To be a BIT more fair, I'll let Sonic 3 AIR to be the version of Sonic 3 I'll judge to see if modern technology can really make it better than Mania. . .albeit AIR also gives it much more customisation unheard of in base Mania. The modding scene won't be discussed at all either as it's unfair to compare both sides. So...let's just do this already.
Also please don't kill me for badmouting Sonic 3. I still like the game, but think people look over it's flaws. ''How come?'' Some of you may ask. ''Sonic 3 has been overhated recently!''. Oh really? Look up Sonic 3 & Knuckles on YouTube and show me a review that doesn't address the game's downsides. Aside from KingK and FrameRater (maybe Game Apologist?), there's none I can find. The Geek Critique even called the game ''perfect'', despite the series literally being a retrospective...no offence to him btw. Also look at any Sonic Tier List out there (INCLUDING THE ONES ON THIS SUBREDDIT) and take a shot every time Sonic 3 is in the top 5. Take another shot if it's at the very top. You'll be dead soon enough.
So please hear me out and lower your pitch forks...it's just my opinion, no matter how professional I try to look.

Story

Sonic 3 easily wins. While I really do like Mania's story more than the others, 3 really does feel special in it's storytelling mainly through Knuckles' story. After Sonic's big adventure we basically get an encore mode of sorts where we finally play as Knuckles. Unlike Mania's Encore Mode that means different boss behaviour and even a completely new story! I kinda prefer Knuckles' story over Sonic's story even.
The plot twist of Mecha still being alive and KILLING HIS PARTNER was certainly awesome, plus leaving ambiguity over what Mecha was thinking of. Did he transform out of sheer anger and grief, wanting to kill Knuckles to right his wrongs, was it just something he didn't care about or did he intentionally kill Eggrobo and become power hungry? Either way it's sad to see him crumble apart and I hope we can see him again.
You all know the rest: Sonic 3 has a much more immersive world with twists and turns, blah blah blah. But to be fair Mania Plus does improve base Mania's storytelling by a fair bit tho. Reintroducing Mighty and Ray was handled quite well and all of the zone transitions make logical sense. Even the Phantom Ruby teleportation transitions always have something a little extra in them like Sonic and co getting splashed by a small drop of chemicals, a preview of Metal Sonic's boss fight and the wireframe Titanic Monarch. Aside from Hydrocity's transition (that COULD be justified as Sonic and co heading back to Angel Island where the Tornado is) everything else is really solid. Like the little subplot of Eggman realising he screwed up by sending everyone to Stardust Speedway as it's RIGHT NEXT TO METALLIC MADNESS and instantly teleports his foes all the way to Hydrocity.
It's close, but I won't deny that 3 has the edge.

Level Design

HOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BOY TIME TO SHRED SONIC 3 A NEW ONE! For starters compare Angel Island Zone to Green Hill. Notice something? Yeah, Sonic 3's levels are kinda tiny. There's generally only one or two pathways at a time which Mania and even CD scoff at. 2 is just as small but feels more open as there isn't as many arbitrary ceilings everywhere. Sonic 3...just feels cramped throughout the whole entire adventure. The only zone that doesn't enforce a set ceiling is Sky Sanctuary (which is one of my favourite levels in the game) and even the bigger zones like Hydrocity and Marble Garden barely have their paths intersect.
Then compare Mania's Flying Battery to 3's version. Notice how there's more stuff to do? As soon as you get to the first outdoor section do you notice a hidden Combine Ring. Sonic 3 lacks such secrets or at least has far fewer.
The worst thing about Sonic 3's level design is the pacing. While zones like Hydrocity & Ice Cap are generally fast, most zones just love to force you to take things slow. Speed is a reward for skill and shouldn't be given out like candy...but if the player is good enough, why punish them regardless? Notice how Sonic 3 speedruns (you know, the thing that inspired the FRANCHISE) abuse level warping and skipping cutscenes that arbitrarily slow down gameplay? Glitchless runs aren't that common because of all of Sonic 3's speedkillers.
RelaxAlex's Sonic Mania level design video covers just what I mean. It's OK to go somewhat slow (like on the monkey bars), but keep the player busy and NOT WAITING FOR ELEVATORS GOD DAMNIT!
Sorry about that. But seriously, 3 loves to enforce waiting on the player like with the treadmills of Death Egg or the numerous slow moving crushers in the game. Oh, what about Sandopolis' AUTO SCROLLING ESCQ SAND CHASE? Perhaps all the cutscenes that force the player to wait until they're over? Maybe we should stop and talk about those.
Look at Mania. Notice something? Yeah, there's almost zero cutscenes mid-act. Cutscenes always happen in between levels and are all skippable. While AIR lets some cutscenes be fast fowarded, there's still many sections that are a waiting game. Angel Island is the first damn level but is a test of patience. There's no Flamethrower Robots that break the pace in Green Hill, is there? Or Airships that turn the game into ''Literally hold right to win seriously it's not even a joke''? Yeah, they make things ''dynamic'' in the levels, but gameplay over story. Why not have Angel Island be set ablaze after beating Act 1's boss, letting the player skip the cutscene is desired? Oil Ocean did that with it's transition from Act 1 - Act 2. Let's count how many mid-act cutscenes 3 have that you can't skip, hmm?
Angel Island set ablaze, Airship bombing, Hydrocity Knuckles drop, Marble Garden Act 1's boss digging, Marble Garden falling apart, Carnival Night's lights turning off, Launch Base's tower collapsing, Death Egg launch #1, Death Egg fall, Knuckles closing the Hidden Palace door, Knuckles playing with the lever, Flying Battery's Act 2 boss, Sandopolis' Pyramid, Knuckles punching the boulder, Lava Reef Act 2 Boss, Knuckles getting back-stabbed by Eggman, Death Egg launch #2 & Sonic/Tails chasing Eggman into his Death Egg robot.
THAT'S 18 TIMES THE GAME INTERRUPTS THE PLAYER FOR A MID-ACT CUTSCENE!
What the actual frick Sonic 3. That's why Mania has, like 1 in comparison.

Level Gimmicks

Every good Sonic stage needs cool and unique level gimmicks! Sonic 3 has some nice ones, but Mania blows it out of the park. Compare the unique ideas of Mania's levels like DNA bubbles that raise you up, bouncy floors that can be increased in strength by the player pressing a syringe, Popcorn machines, Woodchippers, Rideable rockets that explode into fireworks, Guns that shoot the player out of them, piano keys, etc.
Then Sonic 3 has. . .spinning cylinders (Launch Base), more spinning cylinders (Hydrocity), even more cylinders (Carnival Night), moving...platforms (Lava Reef), Moving crushers (Ice Cap), etc.
Yeah, 3 does have creative gimmicks too like the Spinning Tea Cups of Launch Base and the gliding mushrooms of Mushroom Hill, but they're few and far between compared to Mania. This is only a small thing tho.
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The big thing is, akin to the level design portion, how pace-breaking many of Sonic 3's gimmicks are. But even worse. . .ARE ALL THE CRUSHERS!
Hydrocity's spinning cylinders can easily crush you
Marble Garden has crushers and even the level itself can flatten you
Carnival Night's barrels sometimes are in tight alleys so they can crush you
Ice Cap has gigantic moving crushers
Launch Base has crusher bricks
Flying Battery has crushing elevators and buzzsaw platforms
Sandopolis has SUCH SLOW CRUSHERS and sand that can crush you
Lava Reef. . .jesus christ. Those spiked platforms & all those moving grey platforms THAT ARE EVERYWHERE MIND YOU CAN CRUSH YOU ON THE SPOT
Death Egg has the weird platforms that move when touched from Chemical Plant that can crush you. Also trying to skip the elevator ride can get you crushed.
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Notice how many crushers, aka instant death gimmicks Sonic 3 has? It's infuriating and unfair to the player when they're just trying to go fast in a Sonic game. The Flying Battery elevators are the worst at this, with a certain section involving yet another bloody hallway (Sonic 3 has a hardon for making the player claustrophobic) with only a small elevator in the middle. You gotta time your spindash so you just slip through perfectly, but it's VERY precise and messing up even slightly cost you a life. This killed me so many times in all three of my playthroughs. . .god I hate that section. Lava Reef's moving platforms are horrible as well. There's just so many of them in Act 2 and it slows the pace to a hault and often have the player just barely squeeze through instant bloody death.
So what about the slower crushers? They're almost as bad considering it takes an eternity for them to open again and actually let you continue playing the game. Notice how there's barely any in Mania? How the Woodchippers in Press Garden only hurt you instead of kill? Or how there's no elevators entirely in Flying Battery? Yeah...a few levels still have crushers, but they're sparse and even then only come from the returning levels (most of them BEING FROM SONIC 3). Titantic Monarch simply teleports you back a bit instead of killing you, which could make for a perfect punishment in future Sonic games.
I once commented on a post about Mania's Lava Reef crushers about how many there are in Sonic 3. Suffice to say that I got buried in downvotes.
Even tho almost everything I say is my opinion, there's a ton of crushers in Sonic 3 and that's a fact.
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Bosses

Jesus take the wheel now please....Mania is much more flawed here. Rush Adventure has the best bosses in the series, always letting the player hit them but giving each a crap ton of HP to make it fair. It's about dodging and weaving to land as many hits as possible and the bosses change up strats in their pinch phases.
Sonic Mania is moreso classic like, but at least is creative. Compare Puyo Puyo and a Bumper Spider to. . .generic flamethrower-tron or generic icethrower-tron.
It's not just the creativity that's lacking. Why do many of the bosses that aren't easy to cheese take forever to wait for just to attack? If you don't cheese Carnival Night's second boss you're just left with a boss you can hit after 30 seconds of waiting. Oh and don't forget Flying Battery's interactive bosses! If you turn super you can literally win by standing in place for both fights. At least cheesing requires the player to actually move and can end the fight quickly. These battles...they just take forever.
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THEN THERE'S LAVA REEF ACT 2'S BOSS FIGHT
The actual frick is this monstrocity. First there's the somewhat cool looking missile auto-scroller that punishes the player with instant death because that's fair. But then they fall down and the actual fight begins. You just wait for Eggman to kill himself. . .it literally takes 2 minutes for the waiting to end. You can't hurry it up and Eggman never speeds up. It's hell and why I skip it with mods.
TWO MINUTES OF WAITING IN A SONIC GAME
Who thought that was a good idea?!
Also Knuckles struggles REALLY hard with some of the bosses if you don't turn super. Ice Cap act 2 REQUIRES you to damage boost as you can't jump high enough to land hits onto Eggrobo. Many fights are designed around Sonic's jump height and don't work well at all for Knuckles'. At worst in Mania he just can't cheese the TV Boss. Compared to 3, Knuckles has to be frame perfect or damage boost to actually win.
Oh yeah, and some of the bosses have extra attacks when you're Knuckles because that's fair.

Character Choice

What? Why is this a section? Well this is to cover how 3 handles it's different characters.
In other words, how Knuckles is rushed.
Look no further than Lava Reef Act 1 as Knuckles. Notice something? The level is a linear hallway where you gotta wait for crushers and never get to have any fast sections or chances to explore. Once you FINALLY get to explore, it doesn't even make you progress as the boss is right there! The only ''extra path'' is at the very end of the level, which just takes you to Sonic's version of the stage, thus meaning you're backtracking just to finally have fun. What a mess that level is.
Knuckles gets the shaft in many levels. All of his sections aren't avoidable (unless you have Tails or something) and are linear. Compare that with Mania which lets Knuckles take the normal pathway or take his exclusive one. It feels like a reward to play as Knuckles instead of a handicap. Plus his sections in Mania are shorter and much less slow. His exclusive act in Mirage Saloon is quite big and rewards exploration. . .all the while 3 gives Knuckles a STRAIGHT LINE AS AN ACT!
Also Hyper Knuckles sucks. Why can't he have a jump boost like the others or have a stronger glide? Mods actually make Hyper Knuckles worthwhile funnily enough, so why didn't SEGA do that?
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Conclusion

I think I firmly described why I personally prefer Mania over Sonic 3 and why I think the latter is a tad overrated. Please understand that it's my opinion and Sonic 3 isn't perfect. No game is. Thank you for reading and I'm sorry for talking your ear off. Sonic 3 is still awesome and you should play it!
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Edit: Huh...only four upvotes. Should have known such a controversial opinion wouldn't net good karma.

TEST YOUR METTLE AGAINST THESE MECHAS AND SEE WHO'S THE WORLD'S STRONGEST!
It's 30 years after the events of Sonic 3 and Knuckles. The Eggman threat is a thing of the past and planet Mobius is at peace. Sonic the Hedgehog is now retired and living a happy life with his best friend Tails. Knuckles is living peacefully in a nice house on the now downed Angel Island (he decided to keep it on the ground for now). The world is safe. But then, one of Eggman's old creations begin to stir. Metal Sonic has awoken after years of disuse, and he was in the mood for some destruction. Using his machinery, he manages to find old data for a few other robots of Eggman's. Using this data, he resurrects Mecha Sonic and Silver Sonic as his allies, and to help him take over Mobius. Take control of Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Shadow, or Silver and stop the mechas from disturbing the peace! Collect the Chaos and Super Emeralds to put a stop to it permanently. This is...the Robo Revolution!
GAMEPLAY (Sonic)
Sonic controls like he normally would. There are three play styles. Classic, Adventure, and Boost. The player now has the ability to make custom movesets (similar to Generations). You can mix and match moves from any play style in these custom movesets, but only after finishing the game once. Before the start of the game, you can choose which play style to use. Going with Classic play style gives Sonic the Spindash, Dropdash, Super Peel Out, and Insta-Shield. This style is influenced by momentum and speed gathering. Find a ramp, you can roll down it to gain speed quickly. Choosing Adventure play style gives Sonic the Spindash, Lightspeed Dash, Rail Grind control, and a new move called Lightspeed Burst. This style relies on the use of the jump button, as it is designed more for platforming than anything else. If you choose the Boost play style, you have access to the Boost, Jump Dash, Stomp, and Boost Drift. With this style, you use Rings to power your boost (like in Unleashed). With Jump Dash, all you need to do is jump, then press A or X while in midair to hurtle forward. For Stomp, jump then press B or Circle to slam back down. For Boost Drift, start Boosting with X or Square then hold down the Right Trigger while running around tight corners. Sonic's levels are more geared towards Speed, with Dash Panels and Speed Launchers to help you gain maximum velocity.
GAMEPLAY (Tails)
Tails controls similarly to Sonic. For this fabulous fox, there are two play styles. Classic or Adventure. With Tails, you can also make custom movesets. You can mix and match moves from any play style in these custom movesets, but only after finishing the game once. Tails' Classic moves are Spindash, Flight, Pseudo Tail-Swipe, and Dropdash. His Adventure moves are Spindash, Lightspeed Dash, Tail Swipe, Flight, and Dummy Ring Bomb. The Classic play style once again revolves around momentum to reach max speed, but this time with a twist. For Tails, there are different routes crafted especially for the fluffy fox to reach. Some of them are faster than the normal routes, some are slower. The Adventure play style is more about platforming and making good use of your ability to fly. Press A or X while in the air repeatedly to gain altitude. There is a 15 second flight timer, which when depleted, Tails will float back down to the ground. If you wish to stop flying midair, you need to hold down on the movement stick and press A or X. The controls for Spindash are the same as for Sonic. For Tail Swipe, you need to hold down the Right Trigger, which would activate a crouching animation, then flick the movement stick in whichever direction you want Tails' tails to swipe.
GAMEPLAY (Knuckles)
Knuckles controls similarly to Tails. For this extraordinary echidna, there are three play styles. Classic, Adventure, or Fighter. Here, you can also make custom movesets and mix and match them after the game's completion. Knuckles' Classic moves are Spindash, Glide, Drop-In, and Wall Crush. His Adventure moves are Spindash, Wall Crush, Shovel Claws, Glide, Spiral Upper, and Mach Punch. His Fighter moveset is Mach Punch, Mach Kick, Meteor Crash, One-Two-Combo, Basic Punch and Axe Kick. For Classic, Knuckles is geared towards climbing up walls and gliding over spike pits to access hard to reach areas. For Adventure, Knuckles is geared towards exploration, with diggable areas of the level to drill through and get to other parts of the zone. For Fighter, Knuckles is geared toward straight forward combat. He does have his usual moves, but all of the combat moves are replaced by the upgraded ones. To access your moves list, hold down the Right Trigger and select the move you want to use based on which button you mapped it to.
GAMEPLAY (Shadow)
Shadow controls similarly to Sonic. For edgy the hedgy, we have two play styles. Adventure and Boost. With Shadow, move mixing and matching is also allowed. His Adventure moves are Spindash, Homing Attack, Jump Dash, Stomp, and his various Chaos Moves. For the Boost play style, he has Boost, Air Burst, Homing Attack, Stomp, and his various Chaos moves. Shadow is technically the most versatile character, due to the fact that he is both a Speed type and a Power type. For Adventure, Shadow is more geared towards moving at high speeds, while going about it as stealthily as possible. For the Boost, Shadow is more geared towards the usage of moves while going at high speeds.
GAMEPLAY (Silver)
Silver controls similarly to Tails. For this time traveling titan, we have three play styles. 06, Boost, and Psychic. For the 06 play style, his moves are as follows: Kinetic Wind, Psychic Blade, Foot Flurry, Rubble Crunch. For the Boost play style, he has: Boost, Kinetic Wind, Rubble Crunch, Air Burst, Jump Dash, and Stomp. For the Psychic play style, he has: Kinetic Wind, Psychic Blade, Rubble Crunch, and Don't Move! For the 06 play style, Silver is more geared to solving simple puzzles and moving things around to proceed through the level. You may use a partnering character in Silver's levels, in which you need to switch to the partner in order to complete a part of that level. For the Boost play style, he is more geared towards using your psychic ability to fly while boosting to cover long distances. For the Psychic play style, it is more geared toward the technicality of Silver's psychic powers, and the ability to use them mid level without difficulty.
LEVELS
Peaceful Plains Zone: A good first level. Mostly linear, with areas to explore your character's moves and areas to quickly speed through. Spiral through the hollow tree trunks and wade through the tall grass as your character sets out on the first outing of their journey! Here, you can find plenty of Rings, powerups, and Giant Rings to access the Special Stages. Complete seven Special Stages to earn all the Chaos Emeralds. There are mini bosses and bosses for each level. Complete the miniboss to get to the second act. Complete that boss to move onto the next level! Don't forget to pop open that Animal Capsule!
Flaming Factory Zone: One of Metal Sonic's production factories has been torched! Enter the burning complex and save the animals, all the while snagging as much data as you can! Be stealthy, but move quick! You don't want the Baby Mechas to catch you! Find as many Giant Rings as you can and grab those Chaos Emeralds. There is a miniboss and major boss in this zone. Bust through the doors at the end to move on!
Traumatic Thunderstorm Zone: Take to the skies on the Tornado (or if playing as Silver or Tails, fly on your own) as you jump and dodge your way through a horde of flying Badniks! There aren't any Giant Rings here, but not to worry! This zone has only one act and is considerably short. Occasionally, lightning may streak down from the sky and try to hit you, but a warning light appears when that is about to happen, so watch out! Land on the ground for the next level.
Blizzard Mountain Zone: In a similar fashion to Ice Cap Zone, snowboard your way down the side of a snowy mountain! You are deposited in an ice cavern, which depending on your character, determines how hard the level will be. With Silver, the level is easiest. With Sonic, it's the hardest. Move the huge amounts of snow out of your way, all the while braving the blizzard that is going on around you. Make it through here, pop the Capsule, and escape the crushing snow!
Roboticized Ruins Zone: This is a twisted, evil, metallic version of the Sky Sanctuary Zone, ruled over by Silver Sonic. It is a city filled with smog and pollution, and your job is to find the main power plant of the whole place and shut it down! Avoid molten metal pools and sparks of deadly electricity as you traverse this evil land. Enter Giant Rings, collect the Emeralds, and free the animals!
Outrageous Oasis Zone: This zone is a nice change of pace from that last few! Race through the sands and crystal clear water holes as you snag the last few Chaos Emeralds! There are palm trees, boulders, and small bushes everywhere. Some of these might contain a little surprise, so make sure to look out for that! Defeat the mini and major boss, pop the capsule, and move to the next level!
Flying Battery Zone: In this return to a classic level, you are tasked with reaching the ship's cockpit to stop the ensuing bombing sequence! Spindash or Boost your way through this giant zeppelin, and find the flashing Giant Ring somewhere in act 1! Here, if you have all the Chaos Emeralds, you can enter it and exchange them for Super Emeralds. In act 2, you have to make a hasty escape from the ship along its exterior, as it begins to descend from the clouds. If you make it in time, pop the capsule and make a quick getaway! There is both a mini and major boss in this zone.

(Before reading, I apologize for any inconsistencies within this. I edited lots of stuff along the way!)
Update 1/9/2021: This character outline is now super outdated. I will post a completely overhauled profile at a later date.
Here we go.
CITRUS THE FOX
Description: Citrus is a 17-year-old female fox and the best friend of Apricot. Citrus' body is petite and of medium height. She is moderately endowed in the chest area. She has light orange fur; a little bit lighter than Apricot. Her muzzle is also white, with three “whiskers” on the sides. She wears white harem pants with a black belt. The belt buckle is golden. On her top, she has a black midriff shirt. Citrus does not wear gloves. Citrus' irises are violet purple. She is the more outspoken of the two but knows when to let Apricot take the lead. Her CA type is Chaos All-Star. She was trained in the art of CA Mastery. She can use any type of CA, but not as powerful due to her physique. For a weapon, she uses hand-to-hand combat, as she is not inclined to applying brute force to solve problems. With her Chaos All-Star CA, she can use her very life force for both defense and offense. When the Chaos Emeralds are gathered, Citrus can transform into Super Citrus, sporting golden flashing fur, red irises, and a yellow aura.
Character Checklist
Full Name: Citrus the Fox
Meaning of name: signifies fur color
Do they like the name?: Yes, it suits her
Nickname: None yet
Age: 17 years old
Apparent age: 17 years old
Eye color: Dark purple
Glasses?: No
Weight/Build: 19 kg (41 lbs), petite build
Height: 3 feet, 4 inches
Skin type: Light orange and white fur
Hair color and length: light orange and short
Taste in clothes: A little baggy, but not too much
Healthy?: Yes
Music: Electro, Classical, and Pop
Daredevil or cautious?: Daredevil
Are they the same when alone?: When in a group, Citrus is quiet and peaceful, but when alone, usually thinks out loud and narrates what she does.
Good habits: When fighting, Citrus goes in hard and fast, and doesn’t stop until the enemy is subdued, she is very friendly, and always thinks before she acts.
Bad habits: Is a little bit too eager at times, and rushes into a battle hoping to get it done fast, and gets defeated.
Hobbies: Singing, writing, taking long walks.
Family Situation: Mother and Father live in South City. No siblings.
Friend Situation: Best friend is a male fox named Apricot. They’ve been besties for many years, and they have feelings for each other. (Although neither is aware of the other’s feelings.)
Deepest fear: Losing Apricot in battle.
The worst that could happen to them: The lives of friends or family being threatened.
Favorite thing: Her airplane, called the “Blue Hurricane”.
Favorite person and role model: Apricot the Fox and Miles “Tails” Prower.
What would break them: If her family or Apricot were killed.
The Best and Worst things in their life: The constant support from Apricot and Dr. Eggman’s continuous attacks.
What are they reluctant to tell people: Her true feelings for Apricot, and their future together.
Opinion on sex/relationships: Has not done any of those things yet, but if Apricot would like to try it one day, she’d agree without a second thought.
Major flaws: Tends to overthink, thus putting a strain on mental health, and usually rejects social interaction to go fix up the Blue Hurricane.
How do they feel about themselves: Often feels inadequate, as if her work isn’t satisfactory. Apricot has to tell her every time that her work is exemplary and that she’s a vital member of the team, and that he is her best friend. After being reassured, Citrus usually pulls herself together.
Selfish or selfless?: Will put her life on the line to protect those she loves. (Selfless)
How does the way the character tries to be, differ from the way they actually are?: On the outside, Citrus is usually an outgoing person, seems happy all the time. But internally she has issues with her self worth and might be mildly depressed?
Character Checklist Extended
Basics
Name: Citrus the Fox
Nicknames: None
Gender: Female
Age: 17 years old
Apparent Age: 17 years old
Race/Species: Fox
Height: 3 feet, 4 inches
Weight: 19 kg (41 lbs.)
HaiMane color: Light orange fur for the body, and white fur for muzzle and tip of the tail.
Eye color: Violet purple
Skin color: Covered in fur, so not visible.
Distinguishing marks: none
Physical description: Citrus is a 15-year-old female fox and the best friend of Apricot. Citrus' body is petite and of medium height. She is moderately endowed in the chest area. She has light orange fur; a little bit lighter than Apricot. Her muzzle is also white, with three “whiskers” on the sides. She wears white baggy pants with a black belt. The belt buckle is golden. On her top, she has a black midriff shirt. Citrus does not wear gloves. Citrus' irises are violet purple.
Any traits above/below average: Citrus has above average intelligence, and is a pilot. Similar to her former mentor, Tails, her intelligence is unrivaled.
Family Status
Parents: Parsla and Cumber the Fox (mom and dad)
Siblings: none
Immediate relatives: Parsla Fox and Cumber Fox
Other important relatives: unknown
Marital/mating status: none
Significant others/mates: (potential: Apricot the Fox)
Children/offspring: none
Relationships (other): Miles Prower, Knuckles the Echidna, Sonic the Hedgehog
Pets: none
Titles (granted or earned): Saviour of South City
Status: Middle class (has a job)
Birth status: Baby (what else would it be?)
Education/Work/Home
Education: Miles Prower High School for Advanced Mechanics.
Occupation: Mechanic and aeronautical engineer
How is money earned?: Citrus is paid a hefty sum of 700 Red Rings every two months. One Red Ring is equivalent to 10 normal Rings. Both she and Apricot receive payment from the Mayor of South City.
Money type: Rings and Red Rings. One Red Ring is worth 10 normal Rings. Normal Rings are crafted from Gold originating in Green Hills. The material that Red Rings are made of has been kept as classified information.
How is it kept/stored?: Usually, small amounts are kept in Ring wallets, but large amounts are kept in Ring Monitors.
Home (describe living space): Nice two-story house with basement. Inside is the main hallway, and branching off that hallway are two bedrooms, a kitchen, bathroom, dining room, and a living room. On the second floor is Citrus’ living quarters. In the basement are a scientific laboratory, armory, and weapon room. Citrus’ room is the one closest to the front door. The interior is pretty simple. On the wall next to the door, is her work desk with a computer on it. Underneath the desk is a printer, and beside that printer is a 3D printer. She uses it for models of things she’s working on. On the wall opposite this one is her bed, and at the foot of it is a small nightstand. A few books sit there for her to read if she gets bored. Next to the head of her bed is another small nightstand, on which a framed image of Apricot stands. Every day before bed, she kisses this image, waiting for the day that she could confess her feelings. There is also a lamp. Anyways, on the third wall is a closet full of her various outfits. She has her normal battle suit, her casual clothes, her mechanic overalls, and several other outfits inside the closet. Sitting on the floor underneath the clothes is an old Lightning Sheild monitor that she found when she was young. She has kept it with her ever since in case of an emergency. On the fourth and final wall is a window facing into the street. Citrus can open this window for a nice gust of air every once in a while, or if she need be, use it as an escape hatch in case of an attack.
The main form of transport: The bi-plane called Blue Hurricane. This is a modern bi-plane with weapons attached. On the bottom of each lower wing is a Gatling Gun, each equipped with an ammo case refillable from the cockpit. The bi-plane has two seats; one forward and one aft. Citrus usually sits in the forward seat while Apricot surveys the land below from the aft seat. Its fuselage is mostly steel blue, with a crimson stripe extending from the plane’s underside all the way to just before the wings. This design is the same on both sides of the Blue Hurricane. The plane has a jet engine attached to its bottom. Its empennage has two small horizontal stabilizers and one vertical stabilizer, the latter emblazoned with a silver stripe. The steel blue fuselage has a power plant with a grey tractor screw and four propeller blades. Apricot and Citrus share a runway and hangar with Sonic and Tails. They often joke about how the Tornado and the Blue Hurricane are so alike each other.
Psychology
Fears: the loss of her family and friends, and stalling in mid-flight. (among other things)
Secrets: She has feelings for her best friend.
Intelligence: Above average, and heightened in challenging situations.
Eating habits: She eats as healthy as she can, but sometimes falls victim to the urge to eat junk food.
Sleeping habits: gets about 9 hours per day.
Socializing habits: She’s really friendly, so she gets comfortable with people easily. Due to this though, she usually disregards untrustworthiness in others.
Group or alone: Does well in groups, but if able to, prefers to work with Apricot, much to his pleasure.
Leader or follower: a leader with most, but is submissive in the presence of higher-ups.
Planned or spontaneous: meticulously planned.
Careful or reckless: a little reckless
Optimist/Pessimist/Realist: Optimist. Would rather think the best of situations. Makes her feel better.
Hobbies/Recreations/Pastimes: Singing, writing, taking long walks.
Pet peeves/stressors: situations in which the people she cares about are endangered, and when her plane is wrecked.
Obsessions/Addictions: Citrus is kinda obsessed with her plane. She helped build it with her father, and those were special times to her. She is addicted to chocolate.
Ambitions/desires: Citrus wishes that she could finally confess to Apricot her feelings that she’s has for all these years. One day, Citrus would like to become an engineer for the Mobian space program.
Attitudes/common behavior: She would plan for everything, even unlikely scenarios. Citrus is very friendly and would give a villain a chance at reform if she sees remorse in them. Generally a forgiving person.
Other unusual habits: When feeling sad, Citrus sometimes goes out for a late-night flight with the Blue Hurricane. Something about that nighttime air just calms her down. Before leaving though, she just writes a little note to Apricot. “Was feeling kinda down lately. I just went out for a fly. Be right back!” What a sweetheart she is.
Possessions Carried/Owned
Saddlebags: none
Pouches/purses/bags: none
Pockets/sleeves: she has pockets in her pants, and uses Hammerspace to store the rest.
Scrolls: none
All travel equipment: Bag of repair tools for the plane, Ring wallet, a few Red Rings, a suitcase of clothes, her computer.
Weapons owned/used: Dummy Ring bomb, napalm bomb, gun, Braveheart Sword.
Clothing: black midriff shirt, black and gold belt, white harem pants
Other
Talents/Skills, Powers not yet listed: Already listed before, but Citrus is adept in hand to hand combat, but is trained in using basic weapons to fight. In her Super form, Citrus is able to fly and utilize Tail Swipe, a move invented by Tails himself. She is unable to harness the power of the Super Emeralds, however.
Physical flaws: She is naive, thus making her prone to making mistakes on the battlefield.
Special Places: South City, the plane hangar, Angel Island, Ice Cap Zone, her bedroom, and her parent's house.
Special memories: peaceful childhood with parents, meeting Apricot, a life saved by Knuckles, friendship with Knuckles, first battle, first victory, first bought a house, apprenticeship under Tails, and building the Blue Hurricane with her dad.

First, let's talk about a Sonic CD sequel.
IMO, a fan game called "Sonic Time Twisted" & what Christian Whitehead & his team have done with Stardust Speedway in Sonic Mania, has given me an idea for a proper Sonic CD sequel, & to possibly make it even better than Sonic CD in general. Here are my ideas on what should happen:

• Sonic, Tails & Knuckles will be playable (Amy will also be around, but as a NPC).
• They'll be at least 10 zones in the game. Have one be a fortress (being the last level), a Tropical Island level, a underwater level that's a mixture between Tidal Tempest & Hydrocity, a city/urban level that's like Stardust Speedway & Studiopolis, an industrial level that's better than Wacky Workbench, a Casino level that's like Casino Night, etc.
• There will be 2 acts from each zone instead of 3. Like Sonic 3 & Knuckles & Sonic Mania, you'll have to go through a mid-boss before proceeding to Act 2.
• Have Act 1 always take place in the past, while having Act 2 always take place in either the present or in the good future. The robot generating machines will return & will be in Act 1 of each zone. If you fail to destroy them during Act 1, Act 2 will take place in the "Present" time with enemies & more obstacles. If you do destroy them, Act 2 will take place in the "Good Future" time instead.
• There will be 7 Chaos Emeralds & 7 Time Stones. Getting all 7 Chaos Emeralds will net you Super Sonic, Super Tails & Super Knuckles. Getting all 7 Time Stones will net you a Good Future automatically. Getting all 14 of the emeralds & stones will give you a great ending.
• Special Stage rings will also be present & will be scattered on each act just like with Sonic 3&K & Mania.
• There will be mostly different bosses like in Sonic 2 of Game GeaSega Master System & of Sonic Mania. If Eggman has to be the final boss of each level, make it more difficult instead of too easy like Sonic CD where you only have to take him out in one hit.
• Have better level designs in it's entirety.

Let me know about these, & whatever of not you think you have better ideas you can make.
Now, let's talk about a sequel to Sonic Mania:
It would be released on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, & PlayStation 4 both physically & digitally for $60 (as well as on PC), but it would come with many additions, such as having 14 levels instead of usually 12 (plus the final stage if you get all 7 emeralds), plus Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Mighty, & Ray would all be playable, plus Amy will also be added.
And we would mostly have all newer levels, because as of Sonic Mania Plus, we only had 4 newer ones plus Egg Reverie. I say go half & half, with 7 older levels being re-imagined, plus 7 newer levels for replay value, & then the final stage should you receive the 7 Chaos Emeralds. Heck, other platformers have been getting more levels, even with the newer Crash game "It's About Time", so why not this as well?
In terms of original zones, I'm thinking of the following:

• Sonic 1: Star Light
• Sonic CD: Tidal Tempest & Quartz Quadrant
• Sonic 2: Casino Night & Mystic Cave
• Sonic 3: Ice Cap
• Sonic & Knuckles: Mushroom Hill

The team will obviously have to either make a brand new 1st level since Green Hill was already used (as well as Angel Island on Encore Mode), or use Mushroom Hill.
Any more suggestions?

I know i dont owe anyone anything.........but does anyone mind making a wavebank out of some sonic songs

1. Overworld Night - Green Hill Zone Act 2 (Sonic Mania)
2. Eerie - Titanic Monarch Act 2 (Sonic Mania)
3. Overworld Day - Green Hill Act 1 (Sonic Mania)
4. Boss 1 (Eye of Cthulhu, King Slime, Eater of Worlds, Skeletron, Skeletron Prime) - Sonic 1 Boss Music (8-Bit)
5. Jungle Day - Press Garden Act 1 (Sonic Mania)
6. Corruption - Palmtree Panic Bad Future (JP Sonic CD)
7. Hallow - Palmtree Panic Good Future (JP Sonic CD)
8. Underground Corruption - Palmtree Panic Bad Future (US Sonic CD)
9. Underground Hallow - Palmtree Panic Good Future (US Sonic CD)
10. Boss 2 (Wall of Flesh and The Twins) - Stardust Speedway Bad Future/Metal Sonic Race (JP Sonic CD)
11. Underground - Tidal Tempest Present (Sonic CD JP)
12. Boss 3 (The Destroyer and Brain of Cthulhu, Frost Legion, Torch God) - Sonic CD Boss Music (US)
13. Snow - Ice Cap Act 1 (Prototype, Sonic 3)
14. Space Night - Meteor Herd (Sonic Adventure 2)
15. Crimson - Marble Zone (Sonic 1)
16. Boss 4 (Golem and Lunatic Cultist) - Final Boss (Sonic 3)
17. Day Alternative - Palmtree Panic Present (JP Sonic CD)
18. Rain - Tidal Tempest Past (Sonic CD)
19. Underground Snow/Ice - Ice Cap Act 1 (Sonic 3, Final/Release)
20. Desert - Mirage Saloon Act 2 (Sonic Mania)
21. Ocean Day - Emerald Hill (Sonic 2)
22. Dungeon - Scrap Brain Zone (Sonic 1 16-Bit)
23. Plantera - Boss Music (Sonic and Knuckles)
24. Boss 5 (Queen Bee) - Boss Music (Sonic 2)
25. Jungle Temple - Quartz Quadrant Bad Future (JP Sonic CD)
26. Solar Eclipse - Vanilla Music (cannot decide for this one so terraria music please)
27. Rain SFX - Keep it the same as Vanilla Terraria
28. Mushroom Biome - Mushroom Hill Act 2 (Sonic and Knuckles)
29. Pumpkin Moon - Hang Castle (Sonic Heroes)
30. Underground Alternative - Labyrinth (Sonic 1 16-Bit)
31. Frost Moon - Vanilla Terraria music
32. Underground Crimson - Final Zone (Sonic 1)
33. Lunar Event/Towers - Mini Boss (Sonic and Knuckles)
34. Pirate Invasion - Vanilla Terraria music
35. Hell - Lava Reef Act 1 (Sonic Mania)
36. Martian Madness - Vanilla Terraria music
37. Moon Lord - Doomsday (Sonic and Knuckles)
38. Goblin Invasion - Vanilla Terraria music (most invasions wont have sonic music ;/ )
39. Sandstorm - Oil Ocean act 2 (Sonic Mania)
40. Old One's Army - Vanilla Terraria Music
41. Space Day - Mad Space (Sonic Adventure 2)
42. Ocean Night - Vanilla Terraria Music (i cannot find a song that is better than this)
43. Windy Day - Starlight Zone (Sonic 1)
44. Windy Day SFX - Vanilla Sounds
45. Town Day - Spring Yard Zone (Sonic 1)
46. Town Night - Casino Night (Sonic 2)
47. Slime Rain - Vanilla Terraria Music
48. Storm - Tidal Tempest Bad Future (JP Sonic CD)
49. Graveyard - Casino Night 2-Player (Sonic 2)
50. Underground Jungle - Press Garden Act 2 (Sonic Mania)
51. Jungle Night - Quartz Quadrant Past (Sonic CD)
52. Queen Slime - Boss (Sonic 1)
53. Empress of Light - Vanilla Terraria Music
54. Duke Fishron - Vanilla Terraria Music
55. Morning Rain - Angel Island Act 2 (Sonic 3)
56. Title Screen (Console ver.) - Sonic 1 Title Screen
57. Underground Desert - Mirage Saloon Act 1 (Sonic Mania, Knuckles Version)

(ik the title screens arent listed because i dont want a different title screen....oof)
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i hope no one minds making a wavebank based off this

0:00 Stage Select Mega Man 3
0:09 Stage Select (in A♭ Major)
0:19 Snow halation (Chorus) Love Live!
0:29 Wood Man Stage Mega Man 2
0:38 Opening Mega Man 3
0:47 We Are Number One LazyTown
0:57 Slider Super Mario 64
1:06 Ya Tareshy (Arabic Nokia ring tone) Eida Al Menhali
1:16 Athletic Theme Super Mario World
1:26 Witch Doctor David Seville
1:35 Intro The Simpsons
1:45 Intro Family Guy
2:04 GO MY WAY!! THE iDOLM@STER
2:24 Gangnam Style Psy
2:33 Toreador March Georges Bizet
2:42 Epic We Are Leo
2:52 Meet the Flintstones Hoyt Curtin
3:02 Epic Faith No More
3:12 Deck the Halls Thomas Oliphant
3:31 Patched Plains Kirby Planet Robobot
3:40 Koi wa Chaos no Shimobenari Nyarko-san: Another Crawling Chaos W
3:50 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Johnny Marks
3:59 In the Mood Glenn Miller
4:10 We Wish You a Merry Christmas Arthur Warell
4:19 Smoke Two Joints Sublime
4:28 Stage Select Mega Man 3
4:33 4'33" John Cage
4:38 Men of Destiny Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory
4:47 Mt. Chimney Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire/Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire
4:56 Left Bank Two The Noveltones
5:07 Somewhere in My Memory Home Alone
5:16 ??? (repeat from timestamp 20:58 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
5:25 Redial Bomberman Hero
5:35 Battle Scene Final Fantasy
5:45 White Land F-Zero
5:55 Bell of Avici ~ Infinite Nightmare Touhou 12.5: Double Spoiler
6:04 ??? (repeat from timestamp 8:38 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
6:14 ??? (repeat from timestamp 30:14 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
6:23 Gong Jam Project
6:33 Mr. Tambourine Man Bob Dylan
6:42 Baka Mitai Yakuza 0
6:52 Bon Appétit♡S Blend S
7:02 Renai Circulation Bakemonogatari
7:12 Pursuit ~ Wanting to Find the Truth Gyakuten Kenji 2
7:21 Masters of War Bob Dylan
7:31 ??? ???
7:40 Frozen Hillside Kirby Air Ride
7:50 Keygen 8 Dubmood
8:00 Tetrapod Zombies / Corporate Lifestyle Simulator
8:10 Main Theme Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective
8:19 Soukyuu Fafner in the Azure: Heaven and Earth
8:28 Stages 1-4 Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
8:38 Theme of Puyo Puyo Puyo Puyo
8:47 Butter Building Kirby's Adventure
8:57 U Guessed It OG Maco
9:07 Stella's Theme Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
9:16 The Jetsons theme The Jetsons
9:26 Hard Times The Jetzons
9:35 IceCap Zone Act 1 Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles
9:45 Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K. 525 (I. Allegro) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
9:55 Carnival Stage Marvel vs. Capcom 2
10:04 In Heaven (Lady in the Radiator Song) Peter Ivers
10:14 Gato's Song Chrono Trigger
10:23 Rhapsody in Blue George Gershwin
10:33 Frosty Village Diddy Kong Racing
10:43 Lost in Thoughts All Alone Fire Emblem Fates
10:52 Divine Bloodlines Castlevania: Rondo of Blood
11:02 Cry for me, cry for you The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 3rd
11:11 Battle Against a True Hero Undertale
11:21 Planet Wisp - Act 1 Sonic Colors (Wii)
11:31 Hyrule Field The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
11:40 Metal Man Stage Mega Man 2
11:50 Giorgio by Moroder Daft Punk
12:00 5PM Animal Crossing: New Leaf
12:09 Die Höllen Polizei Inferno Cop
12:18 Careless Whisper George Michael
12:28 Hedwig's Theme Harry Potter
12:38 Can't Wait Until Night Haunted Castle
12:47 Colors Code Geass
12:57 Power Ride ~Lava Mountain Zone~ Sonic Runners
13:07 Hi-Spec Robo Go! (Hard Boiled Heavy Boss) Sonic Mania
13:16 KIMONO♥PRINCESS jun
13:26 Marcadia - Capital City Ratchet and Clank 3: Up Your Arsenal
13:35 Battle Final Fantasy II
13:45 ??? (repeat from timestamp 44:38 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
13:54 Reach for the Stars Sonic Colors
14:04 jihad Baldr Sky
14:14 ??? (was in the past versions) ???
14:24 National Aerobic Championship Theme Ty Parr
14:33 Mannrobics Team Fortress 2
14:43 P-R-O-G-R-A-M (Vagrant Counting Song of Retrospection) Kirby Planet Robobot
15:02 Intensive Care Unit Renard
15:12 Chill Man Stage Mega Man 10
15:21 Ray of Hope Corpse Party
15:31 Acidjazzed Evening Janne "Tempest" Suni
15:40 Blizzard Bluff Crash Team Racing
15:50 Gideon Wrath Part II Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game
16:00 Night Walk Rhythm Tengoku
16:09 Stand by Me Ben E. King
16:18 ??? ???
16:28 Tokyo Teddy Bear Neru
16:38 Opening Theme Gun x Sword
16:47 Another Winter Trials of Mana
16:57 Around the World Daft Punk
17:07 Heated Mind The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II
17:16 Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 1 The Flaming Lips
17:26 Bloom Nobly, Ink-Black Cherry Blossom ~ Border of Life Touhou 7: Perfect Cherry Blossom
17:35 Europe Endless Kraftwerk
17:45 Ordinary Days Lethal League
17:55 Prom Night Anamanaguchi
18:05 1812 Overture Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky
18:14 Outer Science Jin
18:24 Walkin' on the Sun Smash Mouth
18:33 Walking In the Air The Snowman
18:43 Run Run Rottytops Shantae and the Pirate's Curse
18:52 A Therapy for Pain Fear Factory
19:02 Ice Man Stage Mega Man
19:12 GAMERS! Gamers!
19:21 The Meaning of Truth F-Zero: GP Legend
19:31 Through the Fire and Flames DragonForce
19:50 Song of Storms The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
20:00 Wanted Person Battle Metal Saga
20:09 Star Wolf Star Fox 64
20:19 Cave Theme Final Fantasy II
20:28 Yummy Mighty Switch Force!
20:38 Kakushinteki Metamorufo-se! Himouto! Umaru-Chan
20:47 Clint Eastwood Gorillaz
20:57 Paint Your Wagon The Simpsons
21:07 The Entertainer Scott Joplin
21:16 FLOWER DJ YOSHITAKA
21:26 Hungarian Dance No. 5 Johannes Brahms
21:35 Stage 2 (Brains Town) Air Zonk
21:45 Watercolor Pendulum
21:54 Be Somewhere Buzy
22:04 Hyadain no Kakakata Katamoi Nichijou
22:14 Skinner and the Superintendent The Simpsons
22:23 Vs. Egg Dragoon Sonic Unleashed
22:33 Mausoleum Mash (1-3) Crypt of the NecroDancer
22:43 Advertising jingle 800-588-2300 Empire Today ad
22:53 Never Gonna Give You Up Rick Astley
23:02 Robo's Theme Chrono Trigger
23:11 Ocean Man Ween
23:21 I Hate Bernie Sanders SKIball ft. demopot
23:30 Anything Goes Kamen Rider OOO
23:40 Needle Man Stage Mega Man 3
23:50 Grace & Glory Jet Set Radio
23:59 Aim for the Top! ~Fly High~ Gunbuster
24:09 Youkoso Japari Park e Kemono Friends
24:19 Massive Explosion Dissida Final Fantasy NT
24:28 Close Your Eyes G-Senjou no Maou
24:38 So Lonely The Police
24:47 VS Team Magma/Aqua Leader Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire
24:57 ??? ???
25:06 Die Forelle Franz Schubert
25:16 Frère Jacques Nursery Rhyme
25:26 Hit the Road Jack Ray Charles
25:36 Stranger in Moscow Michael Jackson
25:45 Gourmet Race Kirby Super Star
25:55 New World Symphony Antonin Dvorak
26:04 RED ZONE Tatsh&NAOKI
26:24 Hammer Donkey Kong
26:28 Golden Hammer Wrecking Crew
26:33 Night of Nights COOL&CREATE
26:42 The Poem for Everyone's Souls / Aria of the Soul Revelations: Persona
26:52 Luna Ascension Tower of Heaven
27:02 Silent Shout The Knife
27:11 The Swamps The Smurfs (NES)
27:21 Ending Mahou Shoujo? Naria☆Girls
27:31 Got My Mind Set On You George Harrison
27:40 Gravity Beetle Stage Mega Man X3
27:50 ??? ???
27:59 Battle 1 Chrono Trigger
28:09 All Star Smash Mouth
28:19 Frantic Factory Donkey Kong 64
28:28 Weldar Banjo-Tooie
28:38 N.M.H No More Heroes
28:47 ??? ???
28:58 Guren No Yumiya Attack On Titan
29:07 Rules of Nature Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
29:16 Astral Burst Super Robot Wars K
29:26 Final of Puyo Puyo Puyo Puyo
29:36 Pinch Battle Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor
29:45 ??? ???
29:55 Splash Wave Out Run
30:03 Il ballo del qua qua (Chicken Dance / Birdie Song) Romina Power
30:14 Visitors Koto
30:23 ??? (repeat from timestamp 3:50 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
30:33 The King's Love is for his People Super Robot Wars Z2.2
30:42 Promise Kohmi Hirose
30:52 Main Theme The Magnificent Seven
31:02 Mermaid girl Cream puff
31:11 Groose's Theme The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
31:21 Magitek Research Facility Final Fantasy VI
31:31 Die House Cuphead
31:40 Tarantella Napoletana Italian Folk Song
31:50 Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer Randy Brooks
32:09 Positive Force VVVVVV
32:19 Character Select Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes
32:29 Stickerbush Symphony Donkey Kong Country 2
32:38 Ecuador Sash!
32:47 It's Everyday Bro Jake Paul ft. Team 10
32:57 Discussion Theme GameXplain
33:07 Factory Inspection Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
33:16 Driftveil City Pokémon Black and White
33:26 We Three Kings Christmas Carol
33:35 Triple Gear apxn
33:45 Battle 1 Final Fantasy III
33:55 mario paint camaro dustinbassi
34:04 It Burns! Burns! Burns! Loco Loco
34:14 Music and Sports Tim and Eric
34:23 B4U NAOKI MAEDA
34:33 Bamboléo Gipsy Kings
34:43 ASGORE Undertale
34:52 Ameno ERA
35:02 Sand Canyon 1 Kirby's Dream Land 3
35:11 Scatman (ski-ba-bop-ba-dop-bop) Scatman
35:21 ??? ???
35:31 Gang-Plank Galleon Donkey Kong Country
35:40 ??? ???
35:50 22 (Freudia's Theme) Rosenkreuzstilette
35:59 MTC S3RL
36:10 You Are a Pirate LazyTown
36:19 ??? (repeat from timestamp 6:14 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
36:28 ??? ???
36:38 I'M VEGAN!!! DIE, MEAT-EATERS!!! SONG Misha
36:47 ??? (repeat from timestamp 1:00:19 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
36:57 Carol of the Bells Christmas Carol
37:07 Goody's Return Android
37:17 Mr. Bear Advance Wars: Days of Ruin/Dark Conflict
37:26 ??? (repeat from timestamp 35:50 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
37:35 ??? (repeat from timestamp 30:53 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
37:45 Inferno Promare
37:55 ??? (repeat from timestamp 59:50 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
38:04 ??? ???
38:14 Run Away SunStroke Project
38:23 I Wish Infected Mushroom
38:33 What a Wonderful World Louis Armstrong
38:43 The Man with the Machine Gun Final Fantasy VIII
38:53 Necrofantasia Touhou 7: Perfect Cherry Blossom
39:02 Judgment Metal Slug 2
39:11 Cross Examination ~ Allegro 2001 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
39:21 Station to Station Initial D
39:31 Climb Up! And Get the Last Chance! F-Zero X
39:41 Type-A Tetris
39:50 Song of Voltes V Choudenji Machine Voltes V
39:59 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Christmas song
40:09 Ice Queen Within Temptation
40:19 Time Diver Super Robot Wars
40:28 Main Theme Super Smash Bros. Brawl
40:38 Light The Fire Up In The Night Persona Q
40:57 Dare to be Stupid "Weird Al" Yankovic
41:07 Mona Pizza WarioWare: Twisted!
41:16 Snowman EarthBound Beginnings/MOTHER
41:26 High Above the Land Shovel Knight
41:35 ??? ???
41:45 History Beckons SoulCalibur III
41:55 Tengu Man (Saturn) Mega Man 8
42:04 ??? ???
42:14 Take a Walk Passion Pit
42:24 Skyworld Kid Icarus
42:34 Queen of the Night The Magic Flute
42:42 The Typewriter Leeroy Anderson
42:52 Thos Moser Gupi & Fraxiom
43:02 Crazy Backup Dancers Touhou 16: Hidden Star in Four Seasons
43:11 Doopliss Battle Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
43:21 Dooper than Doop Doop
43:30 The Hustle Van McCoy
43:39 Sad Machine Porter Robinson
43:50 ??? ???
43:59 打打打打打打打打打打 Hige Driver
44:08 The Edge of Dawn Fire Emblem: Three Houses
44:18 SUPER-REFLEX Megalomachia2
44:28 FIGHTING KING SiIvaGunner: King for a Day Tournament
44:37 BE THE KING SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament
44:48 This Game No Game No Life
44:57 Companions Fire Emblem
45:07 money machine 100 gecs
45:16 We Like to Party Vengaboys
45:26 In the Hall of the Mountain King Edvard Grieg
45:35 Imitation (Kaiki's Theme) Nisemonogatari
45:45 Main Theme Luigi's Mansion
45:55 Csikós Post Hermann Necke
46:04 Let's Kill Each Other Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
46:14 Rude Buster Deltarune
46:23 Go Straight Streets of Rage 2
46:33 Fantastic Power TwinBee
46:43 Garten ipi
46:52 Frappe Snowland / Sherbert Land Mario Kart 64
47:02 Battle 2 Final Fantasy IV
47:12 Waltz No. 2 Dmitri Shostakovich
47:21 Snake Man Stage Mega Man 3
47:30 Temporary Secretary Paul McCartney
47:40 ??? ???
47:50 Colorful Cookie Lucky Vacuum
47:59 Clawdaddy Beach Yoshi's Woolly World
48:09 Down Under Men at Work
48:19 Shadiley P.E.P.E
48:29 STORM Getter Robo
48:38 ??? ???
48:47 Title Theme 20XX
48:57 Crimson Wings Ys IV: Mask of the Sun
49:06 Marble Machine Wintergatan
49:16 Badinerie from Suite No. 2 in B minor, BWV 1067 Johann Sebastian Bach
49:25 ??? (repeat from timestamp 56:19 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
49:35 Sparta Remix keatonkeaton999
49:45 Town Theme Wild Arms
49:54 Boss Theme Wild Guns
50:04 Pause Screen Wario World
50:14 "Loss.jpg", represented in audio form Ctrl+Alt+Del
50:24 Come On! Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
50:33 ??? ???
50:44 In-Game Music Metro-Cross
50:52 The Battle for Everyone's Souls Persona 3
51:02 Bubblegum Bitch Marina and the Diamonds
51:11 Dreamscape 009 Sound System
51:21 FloriDada Animal Collective
51:31 Pursuit ~ Cornered Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
51:40 CheetahMen Theme Action 52
51:50 SONG 6 EXTREME PAINTBRAWL
52:00 Metal Crusher Undertale
52:10 McDonald's Potato Fryer Alarm (マクドナルドのポテトが揚がった音) McDonald's
52:19 ??? (repeat from timestamp 1:02:43 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
52:29 ??? ???
52:38 Crystals Hotline Miami
52:48 Koopa Cape Mario Kart Wii
52:58 Brain Power NOMA
53:07 In My Dream Brain Powerd
53:16 The Last Wolf Suite Rurouni Kenshin
53:26 ??? (repeat from timestamp 51:22 from the Doc Wily Stage, which played two instruments from a segment from the original Stage Select) ???
53:36 At Doom's Gate Doom
53:45 O Come, All Ye Faithful Christmas Carol
53:55 ??? ???
54:04 Frost Man Stage Mega Man 8
54:14 Olaf's Theme Advance Wars
54:24 Rubicon Alan Braxe & Friends
54:33 Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Daft Punk
54:43 The Wings of a Boy That Killed Adolescence Mobile Suit Gundam Wing
54:52 M.R. Rabi-Ribi
55:02 Athena Cykes ~ Courtroom Revolutionnaire Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies
55:11 L'Ariesienne Bizet
55:21 Opening Space Battleship Yamato
55:31 Electric Zoo SpongeBob SquarePants
55:40 Fly on a Dog The Megas
55:50 Bandit Radio S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky
55:59 ??? ???
56:09 Lovely Yellow Va-Va-Vrooms Kirby Planet Robobot
56:18 ??? (repeat from timestamp 1:00:58 from the Doc Wily Stage) ???
56:28 Spark Mandrill Mega Man X
56:38 Evans DJ YOSHITAKA
56:48 Little Mac Down Punch-Out
56:57 ??? ???
57:07 SigSig kors k
57:16 Japan Break Industries 784
57:26 Rave:tech(^_^)New;world Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3
57:36 ??? ???
57:45 Knockerboys Mark Knight
57:55 Sorairo Days Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
58:04 Summer Samba Keisuke Egusa
58:14 Frost Walrus Stage 2 Mega Man X4
58:23 NÃO SOU OBRIGADA POCAH
58:33 Elec Man Stage Mega Man
58:43 TOUGH BOY TOM CAT 
58:52 ??? ???
59:02 Goodbye To A World Porter Robinson
59:11 Mary Did You Know The Gaither Vocal Band
59:21 Air Man ga Taosenai Team.Nekokan
59:31 ??? ???
59:40 Pomp and Circumstance March no. 1 Edward Elgar
59:50 Apache The Shadows

All prices include shipping to the US (with the exception of Hawaii and Alaska).
I always give discounts on purchases of multiple games/consoles. Feel free to make your own offer on multiple items. The only prices that aren't negotiable are individual items.
Bundle Deals
For $5 games (scroll through the list, and you'll see hundreds of games listed at $5; these games can be bundled for these deals)

• 10 games for $30
• 15 games for $40
• 25 games for $60

This post is organized as follows. There's a TON here, so please check out everything, as items can be easy to miss!

• 1) Consoles/Console Lots
• 2) Controllers/Accessories
• 3) Games
• 4) Factory Sealed Games
• 5) Guide Books, Odds and Ends

Feel free to ask for detailed pictures on anything! Pictures for a lot of items are hyperlinked throughout the post. If you want more photos on any items, just ask! I'm honestly cool with taking as many photos as you'd like.
https://imgur.com/a/6foF38V
1) Consoles/Console Bundles
Consoles are all tested thoroughly and working. ALL consoles listed have all cords needed to play right away
Nintendo

• Wii U w/ Gamepad, all hookups and charger (console working great, but has sticker residue on shell; gamepad has a few minor dings, which you can see in the photos) -$82

Sega

• Sega Genesis Model 2 with OEM Controller-$35

Sony

• Playstation 2 w/ Dualshock 2 Controller and Memory Card -$48

2) Controllers/Accessories
Controllers are all OEM and tested thoroughly. Any defects are noted.
Gamecube

• Wavebird Receiver -$23
• Purple/Clear OEM Controller -$26
• Wavebird w/ Receiver -$39
• Donkey Konga Drums in Box -$36

NES

• NES Advantage Controller -$19
• Gray Zapper -$9
• Orange Zapper -$9
• OEM NES Controller -$6

Nintendo 64

• Gold Controller (paint fading) -$17
• Red Controller -$18

Playstation

• Original Playstation Controller, Factory Sealed -$48
• Original Gray Controller -$7

Sega CD

• Lethal Enforcers Light Gun in Box (includes game) -$74

Sega Genesis

• 3-button controller (many available) -$6
• 6-button controller -$9
• 3-button controller in box -$19

Sega Saturn
Virtua Cop 2 (Big Box w/ Light Gun) -$90
Wii/Wii U

• Wii U Black Gamepad -$55
• Black Wiimotion Plus Controller (white battery cap) -$16
• Wiimote/Nunchuck Combo -$11
• NHL Slapshot Bundle -$25

3) Games
Games are CIB, unless otherwise noted. Games are all working great, and condition of games ranges from good to like new. As a precaution, assume discs and cases will show normal wear. Feel free to ask for pictures of any game(s)!
Gameboy Advance Carts

• Castlevania (Classic NES Series) -$15
• Crash Bandicoot 2ntranced -$8
• Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon -$6.25
• Tetris Worlds -$6.50
• The Sims 2 -$8
• Yu Gi Oh, The Eternal Duelist Soul -$5
• Yu Gi Oh, World Championship Tournament 2004 -$6.50

Gameboy Carts

• Battle Arena Toshinden -$12
• Kirby's Pinball Land -$7.50
• Looney Toons -$7
• Metroid II -$13
• Mouse Trap Hotel -$7
• Road Rash -$9
• Super Mario World (Player's Choice) -$9
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Fall of the Footclan -$8
• Tetris Attack -$6.50

Gamecube

• 007 Agent Under Fire -$7
• 007 Nightfire -$9
• Backyard Baseball -$15
• Bionicle Heroes -$9
• Black and Bruised-rental sticker on top of disc, does not affect gameplay -$8
• Cel Damage -$13
• Crash Wrath of Cortex -$10
• Donkey Konga 2 -$10
• Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 -$17
• Fifa Street -$12
• Madden 2002 -$5
• Madden 2006 -$5
• Mario Golf -$13
• Mario Party 4 -$36
• Mega Man Network Transmission (Game and Case) -$10
• Metal Arms, Glitch in the System -$20
• Metroid Prime Bonus Disc (disc only) -$13
• Nascar Thunder 2003 (Game and Case) -$5
• NBA Live 2004 -$5
• NBA Street -$10
• NFL Street 2 -$20
• NHL 06 -$5
• Pac Man World 3 -$17
• Pokemon Channel (Game and Case) -$15
• Red Faction II -$10
• Resident Evil Zero (Player's Choice) -$9
• Ribbit King -$65
• Starfox Assault -$22
• Star Wars Jedi Outcast -$20
• Super Mario Strikers -$35
• Super Smash Bros Melee -$40
• The Simpsons Road Rage -$20
• Tiger Woods 03 -$6
• Tiger Woods 06 -$6
• Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell -$7
• Top Gun -$6
• Zelda Ocarina of Time/Master Quest -$32

N64
CIB

• F1 World Grand Prix -$12
• Knockout Kings 2000-$12
• NBA Hangtime -$20
• NBA Live 99 -$12
• NHL 99 -$12
• Turok Dinosaur Hunter -$34
• Zelda Ocarina of Time -$44

Game and Box

• Cruisin' USA (has writing on box) -$12

Game Only

• All Star Baseball 99 -$5
• Army Men Sarge's Heroes 2 -$11
• Cruisin' USA (Player's Choice) -$9
• Excitebike 64 -$9
• F1 World Grand Prix -$5
• Knockout Kings 2000 -$5
• Madden Football 64 -$5
• Nascar 2000 -$5
• NBA Courtside -$5
• NFL Quarterback Club 98 -$5
• NFL Quaterback Club 99 -$5
• NHL Blades of Steel 99 -$9
• NHL Breakaway 99 -$6
• Top Gear Rally -$8
• Wave Race 64 -$9
• WCW NWO World Tour -$6
• Wrestlemania 2000 -$9
• WWF No Mercy -$16

NES
CIB

• Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy -$28
• Pro Wrestling (no manual) -$39
• Super Mario Bros 3 (No Manual) -$29

Carts Only

• Adventure Island -$9
• Adventures of Bayou Billy -$5
• Anticipation -$6
• Athena -$8
• Bandai Golf Challenge Pebble Beach -$6
• Baseball -$5
• Bases Loaded -$6
• Bases Loaded 3 -$5
• Batman The Video Game -$10
• Battle of Olympus -$12
• Battletoads -$17
• Burgertime -$10
• Castlevania -$25
• Castlevania II -$13
• Cobra Command -$7
• Deadly Towers -$6.25
• Donkey Kong Classics -$13
• Double Dribble -$5
• Dragon Warrior -$13
• Dr. Mario -$6
• Duck Tales -$13
• Dudes with Attitude -$8
• Excitebike -$8
• Fighting Golf -$5
• Friday the 13th -$11
• Gauntlet -$9
• Gauntlet II -$9
• Ghosts N Goblins -$13
• Goal -$5
• Golgo 13 -$6
• Gotcha -$5
• Gradius -$12
• Gumshoe -$10
• Gyromite - $6
• Heavy Shreddin -$5
• High Speed -$10
• Hoops -$5
• Ice Hockey -$5
• Iron Sword -$5
• Jeopardy -$5
• John Elway’s Quarterback -$5
• Jordan vs. Bird One on One -$5
• Karate Champ -$6
• Krazy Kreatures -$15
• Kung Fu -$8
• Legendary Wings -$10
• Little Nemo Dream Master -$11
• Mach Rider -$18
• Maniac Mansion -$17
• Mega Man -$48
• Metroid -$14
• Mike Tyson's Punchout -$19
• NFL Football -$5
• Ninja Gaiden -$10
• Othello -$5
• Pinball Quest -$10
• Popeye -$10
• Rad Racer -$5
• R.C. Pro AM -$6
• Ring King -$7
• Section Z 5 Screw - $8
• Skate or Die 2 -$6
• Sky Shark -$5
• Slalom -$9
• Super C -$15
• Super Mario Bros -$9
• Super Mario Bros II -$11
• Super Mario Bros III -$10
• Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt -$6
• Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet -$6
• T & C Surf Designs -$5
• Tecmo Bowl -$8
• Tecmo Super Bowl -$17
• Tetris -$7
• The Legend of Kage -$8
• The Little Mermaid -$7
• Tiny Toon Adventures -$11
• Top Gun -$6
• Top Players Tennis -$5
• Wild Gunman 5 Screw-$14
• Willow -$10
• World Class Track Meet -$5
• Xexyz -$10
• Zelda (writing on cart) -$12

Nintendo DS

• Alvin and the Chipmunks, Chipwrecked -$5
• Amazing Spiderman -$7
• Barbie Jet Set and Style -$6
• Bakugan Battle Brawlers -$5
• Captain America -$11
• Emma at the Farm -$5
• Go Diego Go Dinosaur Rescue -$5
• iSpy Castle -$5
• Glory of Heracles -$7
• Major League Baseball 2K12 -$9
• Metroid Prime Hunters -$14
• Monster High, Ghoul Spirit -$5
• My Amusement Park -$5
• MY Amusement Park and Digging for Dinosaurs -$8
• My Baby Boy -$6
• Namco Museum -$9
• Paws and Claws Dogs and Cats Best Friends -$5
• Plants vs Zombies -$9
• Spiderman 2 -$7
• The Magic Schoolbus Oceans -$8
• Tinkerbell and the Great Fairy Rescue -$6
• Toy Story 3 -$7
• Winx Club Magical Fairy Party -$5
• Wipeout 2 -$5

Loose

• Pokemon Black Version 2 -$38

Nintendo 3DS

• Angry Birds Trilogy -$7
• Cubic Ninja -$15
• The Hidden -$10

Carts Only

• Lego Marvel Super Heroes-$7
• Lego Movie -$5
• Pacman Party 3D -$12
• Pokemon Sun -$14
• Pokemon Y -$17
• Scribblenauts Unmasked -5
• The Smurfs -$6
• The Trash Pack -$5

Playstation

• 007 The World is not Enough (Greatest Hits) -$6
• Arcade Greatest Hits the Atari Collection -$6
• Atari Anniversary Redux -$5
• Beyblade -$6
• Blast Lacrosse -$11
• Broken Helix -$9
• Cool Boarders 3 -$6
• Cool Boarders 2001 -$6
• Covert Ops, Nuclear Dawn -$10
• Cyber Tiger -$5
• Dave Mirra BMX - $5
• Driver -$8
• Driver 2 -$9
• Dukes of Hazard 2 -$8.25
• Grand Theft Auto 2 Collector's Edition -$24
• Grudge Warriors -$6
• Gunfighter the Legend of Jesse James -$7
• Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone -$8
• Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Greatest Hits) -$8
• Jeopardy -$5
• Jet Moto -$7.50
• Kiss Pinball -$5
• Knockout Kings 2000 -$6.25
• Krazy Ivan, Long Box (no manual, Blockbuster disc) -$11
• Lego Racers -$11
• Lode Runner -$20
• Megaman X4 -$18
• Mega Man 8 (Greatest Hits) -$12
• MTV Music Maker -$10
• Mortal Kombat Trilogy (Greatest Hits) -$18
• Mortal Kombat 4 (Greatest Hits) -$26
• Moto Racer -$6.25
• Nascar Rumble -$10
• NBA Live 2000 -$5
• NBA Live 2001 -$5
• Need for Speed High Stakes -$8
• Need for Speed 3 Hot Pursuit (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Need for Speed V Rally -$7
• Newman Haas Racing -$5
• NFL Blitz -$8
• NHL Rock the Rink -$5
• Ninja Shadow of Darkness -$14
• Pac Man 20th Anniversary -$9
• Parasite Eve (no bonus disc) -$20
• Perfect Weapon -$6
• Pipe Dreams 3D -$5
• Polaris Snowcross - $5
• Pong -$5
• Pro Pinball Big Race USA -$5
• Pro Pinball Fantastic Journey -$5
• Rampage 2, Universal Tour -$16
• Rayman, Greatest Hits - $11
• Rayman Brain Games -$6
• Rollcage -$10
• Snocross Championship Racing -$5
• Space Invaders -$7
• Spec Ops Ranger Elite -$5
• Spongebob Squarepants, Supersponge (Greatest Hits) -$6
• Spyro the Dragon (Greatest Hits) -$13
• Star Wars, Dark Forces -$9
• Street Sk8er 2 - $5
• Syphon Filter -$7.50
• Syphon Filter 2 -$7
• Team Losi RC Racer - $8
• Ten Pin Alley (Greatest Hits) -$5
• The Legend of Dragoon (Greatest Hits) -$20
• Tiny Tank -$10
• TNN Motorsports Hardcore 4x4 -$5
• Tomb Raider II -$8
• Tony Hawk 2 -$9
• Top Gun (Long Box, no manual) -$8
• Triple Play Baseball -$6
• Twisted Metal III Greatest Hits -$11
• WCW NWO Thunder -$7
• Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits - $8
• World's Scariest Police Chases -$8
• World Worms Party -$10
• Wrestlemania the Arcade Game (Long Box, case has some damage) -$20
• WWF Smackdown 2, Know Your Role -$8
• Xena Warrior Princess - $10

Playstation 2

• 007 Quantam of Solace -$6
• Ace Combat 5 -$6.25
• Activision Anthology -$7
• Antigrav -$5
• Area 51 -$14
• Art of Fighting Anthology -$
• Atari Anthology -$7
• ATV Off Road Fury 2 -$5
• ATV Off Road Fury 2 (Greatest Hits)-$5
• Barbie Horse Adventures Wild Horse Rescue -$9
• Batman Begins -$8
• Batman Rise of Sin Tzu -$10
• Batman Vengeance -$10
• Ben 10, Protector of Earth (Greatest Hits, Game and Case) -$5
• Beyond Good and Evil -$10
• Big Mother Truckers -$7
• Big Mother Truckers 2 -$7
• BMX XXX (Game and Case) -$6
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer -$14
• Bully (Greatest Hits) -$10
• Buzz Junior Jungle Party -$7.50
• Call of Duty Legacy Bundle -$11
• Capcom Classics Collection Volume 1 -$10
• Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2 -$10
• Capcom vs SNK 2 (Game and Case) -$28
• Casper Spirit Dimensions -$7
• Castle Shigami 2 -$20
• Chaos Legion -$11
• Conflict Vietnam - $7
• Contra Shattered Soldier -$15
• Corvette -$5
• Crash of the Titans (Game and Case) -$8
• Crash Wrath of Cortex (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Crazy Taxi (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Dark Cloud 2 (former rental copy) -$16
• Darkwatch -$18
• Devil May Cry -$6
• Devil May Cry 2 -$7
• Dr. Muto -$10
• Dora Saves the Mermaids - $5
• Dragon Ball Z, Budokai 3 (Game and Case) -$11
• Dragon Quest VIII w/ Bonus Disc -$20
• Driver 3-$10
• Dynasty Warriors 4 -$7
• Dynasty Warriors 4 Empires -$10
• Dynasty Warriors 5 (Game and Case) -$8
• Ejay Club World -$5
• Egg Mania Eggstreme Madness -$5
• Enter the Matrix Path of Neo -$11
• Enter the Matrix (Greatest Hits) -$5
• Enthusia Professional Racing -$7
• Eragon - $5
• Extermination -$14
• Falling Stars -$10
• Family Feud -$6
• Fatal Fury Battle Archives Volume 1 -$12
• Fatal Fury Battle Archives Volume 2 -$15
• Fight Night Round 3 -$8
• Final Fantasy X -$7
• Final Fantasy X (Greatest Hits) -$6
• Final Fantasy X-2 -$7
• Final Fantasy XI Chains of Promathia (Game and Case) -$7
• Final Fantasy XI Treasures of Aht Urghan -$8
• Final Fantasy XI Wings of the Goddess -$11
• Final Fantasy XII -$7
• Finding Nemo (Greatest Hits) -$5
• Fire Pro Wrestling Returns -$11
• Fisherman's Bass Club -$5
• Ford vs Chevy (Game and Case) -$5
• Front Mission 4 -$10
• Full Metal Alchemist Broken Angel -$12
• Ghost in the Shell, Standalone Complex -$19
• Godai Elemental Force -$5
• God of War -$8
• God of War (Greatest Hits) -$7
• God of War II -$7
• God of War II (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Godzilla Unleashed -$23
• Gradius III and IV -$29
• Gradius V -$46
• Grand Theft Auto 3 -$5
• Grand Theft Auto Vice City -$5.
• Gran Turismo 3 -$5
• Gran Turismo 3 (Greatest Hits) -$5
• Grand Theft Auto San Andreas -$8
• Gran Turismo 4 -$5
• Guilty Gear X -$12
• Guilty Gear XXX Accent Core -$13
• Guilty Gear XXX Accent Core Plus -$29
• Gun -$7
• Hard Rock Casino -$5
• Harry Potter Quidditch (Greatest Hits) -$5
• Herdy Gerdy -$6
• High School Musical Sing it! -$5
• Hitman Blood Money -$7
• Hitman 2 Greatest Hits -$5
• Hot Shots Tennis -$5
• Hot Wheels World Race -$10
• Hulk -$7
• IHRA Professional Drag Racing 2005 -$5
• Jak and Dexter (Greatest Hits case) -$6
• Jak II -$6
• Jak III -$7
• Jeopardy -$5
• Justice League Heroes -$9
• Katamari Damacy -$10
• King of Fighters 98-$34
• King of Fighters 2001-$16
• King of Fighters 2006-$12
• King of Fighters XI-$12
• Kingdom Hearts -$7
• Killer 7 (Game and Case) -$13
• Legend of Spyro, A New Beginning -$11
• Legend of Spyro, Dawn of the Dragon -$23
• Legend of Spyro, the Eternal Night -$11
• Legends of Wrestling -$7
• Lego Star Wars -$5
• Lethal Skies 2 -$7
• Madagascar -$5
• Madden 2002 -$5
• Madden 2003 -$5
• Madden 2004 -$5
• Madden 2005 -$5
• Manhunt 2 -$20
• Marvel Nemesis Rise of the Imperfects -$8
• Marvel Super Hero Squad -$6
• Marvel Ultimate Alliance Special Edition -$7
• Marvel Ultimate Alliance (Greatest Hits) -$8
• Mary Kate and Ashley Sweet 16 -$5
• Max Payne -$6
• Max Payne 2 -$6
• Maximo Ghosts to Glory -$11
• Medal of Honor Frontline -$5
• Medal of Honor Rising Sun -$5
• Mega Man Anniversary Collection -$8
• Mega Man X Collection -$8
• Mercenaries 2 - $6
• Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty -$6
• Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater -$8
• Metal Slug Anthology -$20
• Midnight Club 2 (Greatest Hits, Game and Case) -$7
• Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition (Game and Case) -$11
• Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition Remix -$15
• Midway Arcade Treasures - $8
• Midway Arcade Treasures 1 - $10
• Midway Arcade Treasures 2- $12
• Midway Arcade Treasures 3- $12
• MLB 09 The Show -$5
• Mobil Suit Gundam Encounters in Space -$13
• Mobil Suit Gundam Never Ending Tomorrow -$12
• Monster Jam Maximum Destruction -$7
• Mortal Kombat Shaolin Monks -$18
• Mountain Bike Adrenaline -$5
• MVP Baseball 2005 -$5
• Mystic Exile -$6
• Narc - $9
• Nascar 05 -$5
• Nascar 07 -$5
• NBA Street -$8
• NBA 2K2 -$5
• NBA 2K6 -$5
• NBA Live 04 -$5
• NBA Live 06 -$5
• NBA Street, Greatest Hits -$8
• NCAA Basketball 2009 -$7
• NCAA Football 2003 -$5
• NCAA Football 2004 -$5
• NCAA Football 2005 -$5
• NCAA Football 2007 -$5
• NCAA 06 March Madness -$5
• Need for Speed Carbon Collector's Edition -$12
• Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 -$8
• Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 (Greatest Hits) -$9
• Need for Speed Underground -$8
• Neo Geo Battle Coliseum -$13
• NFL Gameday 2001 -$5
• NFL Gameday 2002 -$5
• NFL Street -$10
• NHL 2K5 -$5
• NHL 06 -$5
• NHL 08 -$5
• Nightmare of Druaga -$11
• Odin Sphere -$10
• Onimusha -$7
• Onimusha Dawn of Dreams -$22
• Outlaw Golf -$7
• Outrun 2006 -$25
• Pac Man Fever -$7
• Prince of Persia Sands of Time -$6
• Project Eden -$6
• Rampage, Total Destruction -$8
• Ratchet and Clank Going Commando (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Ratchet and Clank Up Your Arsenal (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Ratchet: Deadlocked -$7
• Rayman Arena -$7
• Rebel Raiders -$5
• Red Faction (Greatest Hits) -$5
• Resident Evil Code Veronica X (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Resident Evil 4 (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Ring of Red 3 (rental store copy) -$13
• Risk Global Domination -$7
• Rock Band -$5
• Rocky -$7
• RPG Maker II (Game and Case) -$7
• R Type Final -$16
• Ruff Trigger The Vancore Conspiracy (Game and Case) -$7
• Rumble Racing -$11
• Samurai Showdown Anthology -$23
• Scooby Doo Mystery Mahem -$11
• Scooby Doo Night of 100 Frights -$10
• Sega Classics Collection -$9
• Sega Genesis Collection -$8
• Shadow of the Colossus (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Shark Tale -$5
• Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder -$5
• Shining Force Neo -$21
• Shrek Superslam -$6
• Silent Hill 2 (Game and Case) -$29
• Silent Scope -$5
• Sly Cooper (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Sly 3 Honor Among Thieves -$8
• SNK Classics Collection Volume 1 -$16
• Socom Combined Assault (Greatest Hits) -$5
• Socom US Navy Seals -$5
• Sonic Heroes (Greatest Hits) -$7
• Sonic Mega Collection Plus -$7
• Sonic Unleashed -$7
• Soul Calibur II -$6
• Soul Calibur III -$10
• Space Race (Game and Case) -$9
• Spiderman -$7
• Spider Man 2 -$8
• Spider Man 3 -$6
• Spiderman Friend of Foe -$8
• Splashdown Rides Gone Wild -$7
• Spongebob Revenge of the Flying Dutchman -$8
• Sprint Cars, Road to Knoxville -$5
• Spyro, Enter the Dragonfly-$10
• SSX On Tour -$7
• Star Wars Battlefront II -$10
• Star Wars Battlefront II (Greatest Hits) -$10
• Star Wars Episode 3 -$6
• Star Wars Starfighter -$5
• Star Wars the Clone Wars -$5
• Street Fighter Alpha Anthology -$11
• Street Fighter Anniversary Collection -$9
• Suikoden Tactics -$13
• Summoner 2 -$9
• Superman Returns (Game and Case) -$5
• Superman Shadow of Apokolips -$7
• Syphon Filter the Omega Strain -$5
• Taito Legends -$14
• Taito Legends 2 (Game and Case) -$19
• Tak and the Power of Juju -$8
• Teen Titans -$14
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles -$10
• Tekken 4 -$6
• Tekken 5 (Greatest Hits, Game and Case) -$7
• Terminator 3, Redemption - $19
• Terminator 3, Rise of the Machines -$9
• The Godfather -$10
• The Godfather Limited Edition -$15
• The Getaway Black Monday -$8
• The Incredible Hulk -$8
• The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction -$11
• The Lord of the Rings The Return of The King -$6
• The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring-$7
• The Sims Bustin Out -$8
• The Sims 2 -$7
• The Simpsons Road Rage (Game and Case) -$7
• The Warriors -$18
• The Sims 2 -$7
• The Warriors -$19
• Thunderstrike Operation Phoenix -$5
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003 -$5
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2007 -$5
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2008 -$5
• Time Crisis 3 -$10
• Time Crisis: Crisis Zone -$12
• Time Splitters -$11
• Time Splitters Future Perfect -$23
• Tom and Jerry War of the Whiskers -$10
• Transformers -$9
• Transformers the Game -$5
• Trigger Man -$5
• Turok Evolution (Game and Case) -$6
• Ultimate Spiderman -$14
• Van Helsing -$8
• Virtua Fighter 4 -$6
• Virtau Fighter 4 Evolution (Greatest Hits) -$6
• Warriors Orichi (Game and Case) - $7
• War of the Monsters (Game and Case) -$12
• Wheel of Fortune -$5
• World Championship Poker -$5
• Wolverine's Revenge -$7
• World Heroes Anthology -$14
• WWE Smackdown Here Comes the Pain (Game and Case, Greatest Hits) -$20
• WWE Smackdown Shut Your Mouth -$11
• WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2006 -$9
• WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2007 (Game and Case) -$6
• Ultimate Spiderman -$14
• X-Men - $5
• X-Men Legends -$8
• X-Men Next Generation -$9
• X-Men Origins Wolverine -$7
• XenoSaga -$17
• X Games -$5
• Zone of the Enders -$7

Playstation 3

• Air Conflicts Pacific Carriers -$11
• Armored Core V -$15
• Assassin's Creed II-$5
• Battlefield 3 -$5
• Brutal Legend -$7.50
• Call of Duty Black Ops III -$11
• Call of Duty, Modern Warfare 2 -$5
• Crysis 2, Limited Edition -$7
• Destiny, Taken King Legendary Edition -$9
• Diablo 3 -$7
• Dishonored - $6
• End War (Tom Clancy) -$5
• Fallout 3 -$7
• FEAR 2 -$8
• Fifa 10 -$5
• Fifa 12 -$5
• Final Fantasy XIII -$8
• Formula One (F1), Championship Edition -$8
• Front Mission Evolved -$7
• Fuse - $5
• God of War III -$6
• Grand Theft Auto V -$9
• Gran Turismo 5 -$6
• Guitar Hero 5 -$7
• High Velocity Bowling -$7
• History Channel Battle for the Pacific -$10
• History Channel Legends of War Patton -$12
• Injustice Ultimate Edition -$9
• Killzone 2 -$5
• Killzone 3 -$7
• Little Big Planet -$6
• Little Big Planet 2-$8
• Little Big Planet Kart Racing (no manual) -$7
• Madden 2007 -$5
• Madden 2009 -$5
• Madden 2010 -$5
• Madden 2011 -$5
• MAG - $5
• Mass Effect 2 -$6
• Metal Gear Solid 4 -$7
• MLB 09 The Show -$5
• Monster Madness, Grave Danger -$10
• Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm -$11
• NBA Live 10 -$5
• NCAA Football 2010 -$5
• Ni no Kuni, Wrath of the White Witch -$12
• Pacman and the Ghostly Adventures -$13
• Persona 4 Arena -$12
• Plants vs Zombies, Garden Warfare -$9
• Portal 2 -$10
• Port Royale 3 -$9
• Resistance, Fall of Man -$6
• Resistance 2 -$7
• Risen 2 (Game and Case) -$6
• Rock of the Dead -$6
• Rock Revolution -$5
• Saints Row II (Greatest Hits) -$9
• Shellshock 2 -$8
• Sniper, Ghost Warrior -$6
• Sniper, Ghost Warrior 2 -$11
• Socom Confrontation -$6
• Splinter Cell, Double Agent -$9
• Star Wars the Force Unleashed -$9
• Street Fighter X Tekken - $9
• Stormrise -$6
• The Darkness -$10
• The Sly Collection (Game and Case) -$17
• Topspin 3 -$5
• UFC Undisputed 2010 -$6
• Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 -$12
• Uncharted 2 -$6
• Uncharted 3 -$6
• Unreal Tournament III (Game and Case) -$5
• Untold Legends, Dark Kingdom -$5
• Warhawk -$5
• White Knight Chronicles II -$12
• World Rally Championships 3 (Game and Case) -$10
• X Men Destiny -$10
• Yaiba Ninja Gaiden Z -$7

Sega CD

• Adventures of Batman and Robin -$43
• Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, Eye of the Beholder - $32
• Eternal Champions -$33
• NBA Jam -$19
• NFL's Greatest Teams -$10
• NHL 94 -$16
• Shining Force CD -$160
• Silpheed -$30
• Soi Feace -$13
• Soulstar -$95
• Star Wars Rebel Assault -$23

Sega Dreamcast

• 4x4 EVO -$12
• AeroWings -$11
• AirForce Delta -$11
• Armada -$25
• Bangai-O -$82
• Blue Stinger -$20
• Bomberman Online -$35
• Bust-A-Move 4 -$19
• Capcom vs SNK -$45
• Championship Surfer -$7
• Chu Chu Rocket -$14
• Crazy Taxi 2 -$24
• Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX -$8
• Dead or Alive 2 -$16
• Death Crimson OX -$30
• Demolition Racer -$12
• EGG Elemental Gimmick Gear -$83
• Evolution 2 Far off Promise -$35
• Evolution the World of Sacred Device -$15
• Expendable -$17
• F355 Challenge -$15
• Fatal Fury Mark of the Wolves -$63
• Fighting Force 2-$10
• Fur Fighters -$24
• Gauntlet Legends -$34
• Gunbird 2 -$88
• Illbleed -$100
• Incoming -$12
• Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000 -$8
• JoJo's Bizarre Adventure -$100
• King of Fighters Dream Match '99 -$30
• Last Blade 2 Heart of the Samurai -$45
• Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver -$20
• Looney Tunes Space Race -$24
• Marvel vs Capcom -$43
• Marvel vs Capcom 2 -$83
• Metropolis Street Racer -$16
• Midway Arcade Greatest Hits Volume 1 -$12
• Midway Arcade Greatest Hits Volume 2 -$15
• Mortal Kombat Gold -$32
• MTV Sports Skateboarding -$11
• MS Pacman Maze Madness -$14
• Namco Museum -$11
• NBA 2K1 - $7
• NBA Hoopz -$27
• NBA Showtime on NBC -$13
• NFL 2K1 -$5
• NFL 2K2 -$9
• NFL Blitz 2000 -$15
• NFL Blitz 2001 -$18
• NFL Quarterback Club 2000 -$7
• NHL 2K2 -$18
• Ooga Booga -$17
• Outrigger -$44
• Plasma Sword Nightmare of Bilstein -$28
• Power Stone -$45
• Power Stone 2 -$85
• Psychic Force 2012 -$27
• Quake III Arena -$12
• Rainbow Six Rogue Spear -$13
• Rayman 2 The Great Escape -$25
• Re-Volt -$18
• Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Round 2 -$15
• Record of Lodoss War -$45
• Resident Evil CODE Veronica -$21
• Rippin' Riders Snowboarding -$7
• San Francisco Rush 2049 -$32
• Sega Bass Fishing -$9
• Sega GT -$10
• Sega Marine Fishing -$9
• Sega Smash Pack -$12
• Shadow Man -$17
• Silent Scope -$19
• Silver -$25
• Slave Zero -$12
• Sonic Shuffle -$20
• Soul Fighter -$11
• Space Channel 5 -$12
• Spawn In the Demon's Hand -$50
• Speed Devils -$13
• Speed Devils Online Racing -$18
• Spiderman -$36
• Sports Jam -$23
• Star Wars Demolition -$16
• Star Wars Episode I Racer -$30
• Street Fighter Alpha 3 -$42
• Street Fighter III 3rd Strike: Fight for the Future -$70
• Striker Pro 2000 -$12
• Super Runabout SF Edition -$23
• Suzuki Alstare Racing -$10
• Sword of the Berserk: Gut's Rage -$34
• Syndey 2000 -$7
• Tech Romancer -$80
• Tee Off -$9
• Tennis 2K2 -$10
• Test Drive 6 -$10
• Test Drive Le Mans -$10
• The King of Fighters Evolution -$30
• Tokyo Xtreme Racer -$20
• Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 -$40
• Tomb Raider Chronicles -$13
• Tomb Raider The Last Revelation -$11
• Tom Clancy Rainbow Six -$9
• Tony Hawk 2 -$15
• Toy Commander -$14
• Ultimate Fighting Championship -$8
• Vigilante 8 Second Offense -$14
• Virtua Fighter 3tb -$23
• Virtua Striker 2 -$12
• Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour -$22
• Wetrix -$12
• World Series Baseball 2K1 -$5
• WWF Attitude -$7
• Xtreme Sports -$10
• Zombie Revenge -$30

Sega Game Gear

• Adventures of Batman and Robin -$9
• Madden 95 -$5
• Sonic 2 -$5
• Sonic Blast -$19
• Sports Triva -$5
• Taz Escape from Mars -$5
• The Lion King -$5
• X Men -$5

Sega Genesis

• Boogerman (Game and Case) -$29
• Dracula (Game and Case) -$11
• Earthworm Jim (Cardboard Box) -$25
• F22 Interceptor -$5
• Garfield Caught in the Act -$19
• Hard Drivin (Cardboard Box) -$10
• Joe Montana Football -$10
• Kid Chameleon (manual a bit rough) -$20
• Lotus II -$10
• Madden 95 (Game and Case) -$6
• Madden 97 - $7
• Mercs (no manual) -$24
• Mortal Kombat -$13
• Mortal Kombat 3 -$13
• MS Pacman -$9
• Ms PacMan (Cardboard Box) -$8
• NBA Jam -$11
• NBA Live 96 - $6.50
• NFL Football 94 -$6
• NFL Quaterback Club -$6
• Out of this World (Game and Case) -$20
• Pacman 2 The New Adventures -
• PGA Tour Golf II -$6.25
• Phantasy Star II -$54
• Phantasy Star IV (Cardboard Box) -$89
• Rocket Knight Adventures (no manual) -$36
• Shaq Fu (No Manual) -$6
• Shining Force -$55
• Shining Force II (Cardboard Box) -$90
• Shinobi III -$44
• Skitchin (no manual) -$12
• Sonic and Knuckles (Cardboard Box, No Manual) -$30
• Sonic the Hedgehog (Not for Resale version) -$11
• Sonic 2 -$10
• Sonic 3 (no manual) -$23
• Sonic Spinball -$10
• Spiderman -$22
• Sword of Vermillion (Game and Case) -$20
• Taz in Escape from Mars -$9
• TazMania -$8
• Tony Larussa Baseball -$6
• Toy Story (Cardboard Box) -$15
• Vectorman (Cardboard Box, Greatest Hits) -$16
• Vectorman (Cardboard Box) -$17
• Vectorman 2 (Cardboard Box) -$15
• Wacky Worlds Creativity Studio (includes mouse) -$42
• Warrior of Rome 2 (Game and Case) -$13
• Where in The World is Carmen San Diego -$25
• Winter Olympics (no manual) -$6

Carts Only

• Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle -$10
• Arcade Classics -$6
• Asterix and the Great Rescue - $6
• Batman Returns -$10
• Barkley Shut Up and Jam -$5
• Bulls vs Blazers -$5
• Cliffhanger -$6
• Clue -$5
• College Football's National Championship -$5
• Columns -$5
• Desert Demolition (label faded) -$7
• Eternal Champions -$6.50
• Fifa International Soccer -$5
• Flashback, the Quest for Identity -$8
• Genesis 6 Pak -$8
• Greendog, the Beached Surfer Dude -$7
• Hard Drivin -$5
• Jurassic Park -$7
• Jurassic Park Rampage Edition (label fading) -$6
• King of the Monsters (former rental copy) -$10
• Klax -$6
• Lakers vs. Celtics -$5
• LHX Attack Chopper -$5
• Madden 94 -$5
• Madden 95 -$5
• Madden 97 -$5
• Mighty Morphin Power Rangers -$7
• Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, the Movie -$10
• Mortal Kombat III -$11
• NBA Hangtime -$6
• NBA Jam -$6
• NBA Jam Tournament Edition - $8
• NCAA Football -$5
• NFL Football 94 -$5
• NFL 95 -$5
• NHL PA Hockey 93 -$5
• NHL 94 -$10
• NHL 95 -$
• NHL 97 -$6.25
• Olympic Gold -$5
• Predator 2 -$14
• Revolution X -$5
• Road Blasters -$8
• Roger Clemens MVP Baseball -$5
• Shining in the Darkness -$17 (Game and Manual)
• Sonic the Hedgehog (Not for Resale) -$6
• Sonic 2 (Not for Resale) -$5
• Spiderman Maximum Carnage -$18
• Street Fighter II Special Championship Edition (sticker has nick) -$8
• Sub Terrania -$7
• Super High Impact -$5
• Sword of Vermillion -$10
• Talespin -$9
• Tecmo Super Bowl -$7
• The Jungle Book -$8
• The Lion King -$8
• The Revenge of Shinobi -$14
• Tiny Toon Adventures Buster's Hidden Treasure (sticker has nick) -$9
• TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament 96 -$5
• Toejam and Earl -$24
• Toejam and Earl Panic in Funkatron -$15
• Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 -$18
• Vectorman -$7
• World Series Baseball -$5
• WWF WrestleMania: The Arcade Game -$11
• WWF Super Wrestlemania $6
• WWF Raw -$6
• Young Indiana Jones (Instruments of Chaos) -$5

Sega Master System

• Action Fighter (no manual) -$12
• Ariel Assault (no manual) -$48
• Alien Syndrome -$11
• Captain Silver (no manual) -$18
• Cyborg Hunter -$20
• Great Baseball -$6
• Great Football -$7
• Hang On/Astro Warrior (no manual) -$13
• Maze Hunter 3D -$13
• Missile Defense 3D (no manual)-$8
• Shanghai -$8
• Shinobi -$28
• Spellcaster (no manual) -$24
• Zillion -$25

Sega Saturn

• Black Fire -$10
• Clockwork Knight -$36
• Madden 97 -$5
• Quarterback Attack -$11
• Road Rash -$34
• Sega Rally Championship -$22
• Slam n Jam -$12
• Virtua Cop 2 (Big Box w/ Light Gun) -$90

Loose

• Blazing Dragons -$12
• Hi Octane -$8
• Mortal Kombat II -$18
• Nights Into Dreams -$14
• Sega Rally Championship -$9
• Sonic 3D Blast -$16
• Soviet Strike -$8
• Tomb Raider -$10
• Wipeout -$12
• Virtua Cop -$ 5
• Virtua Fighter -$7
• Virtua Fighter 2 -$7
• Worms -$18

SNES

• Super Metroid -$128

Cart Only

• John Madden Football -$5
• Ken Griffey Jr.'s Winning Run -$7
• Mario Paint -$12
• Mario Paint with Mouse -$19
• Mortal Kombat 3 (label faded, rental sticker) -$8
• NBA Jam Tournament Edition -$9
• Operation Europe -$12
• Out of this World -$11
• Super High Impact -$5
• Super Mario World -$12
• Super Slap Shot -$5
• Super Scope 6 -$6
• T2 the Arcade Game -$8
• Tetris 2 -$8
• Tiny Toon Buster Busts Loose (writing on label) -$7
• Top Gear 2 -$15
• Toy Story -$10
• Troddlers -$11
• Virtual Bart -$20
• WildSnake -$6
• Yoshi's Cookie -$10

TurboGrafx 16

• Alien Crush -$33
• Bonk's Adventure -$41
• Bonk's Revenge -$56
• Double Dungeons -$23
• Dungeons and Dragons Order of the Griffon (game and manual only, willing to separate) -$110
• Klax - $26
• Neutopia (missing manual) -$68
• Night Creatures - $63
• Pac-Land - $20

Wii

• A Boy and His Blog -$13
• Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None -$8
• Alien Syndrome -$6
• Alone in the Dark (Game and Case) -$6
• Animal Kingdom Wildlife Expedition -$6
• Annubis II -$5
• Army Rescue -$6
• Attack of the Movies 3D -$6
• Barbie Horse Adventures Riding Camp -$7
• Battleship -$5
• Ben 10 Protector of Earth -$5
• Bigfoot Collision Course -$6
• Brave, A Warrior's Tale -$6
• Brunswick Pro Bowling -$6
• Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 -$5
• Call of Duty World at War -$5
• Cartoon Network Punchtime Explosion -$10
• Cate West Vanishing Files -$6
• Centipede Infestation -$6
• Chicken Blaster -$5
• Chicken Shoot -$5
• Conduit 2, Limited Edition -$16
• Crash of the Titans -$9
• Dance Dance Revolution Disney Grooves -$11
• Deadly Creatures -$13
• Deadspace Extraction -$12
• Death Jr Root of Evil (game and case) -$7
• De Blob -$5
• Deca Sports -$5
• Destroy All Humans Big Willy Unleashed -$8
• Disney Guilty Party -$8
• Disney Sing It! Family Hits -$10
• Dokapon Kingdom -$100
• Dragon's Lair Trilogy -$37
• Dragon Quest Swords -$11
• Dreamworks Superstar Kartz - $9
• Endless Ocean -$7
• Endless Ocean Blue World -$9
• Excitebots Trick Racing -$8
• Excite Truck -$7
• Facebreaker KO Party -$6
• Family Feud 2012 -$9
• Family Game Night -$9
• Family Game Night 3 -$14
• Far Cry -$5
• Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Crystal Bearers -$10
• Fragile Dreams, Farewell Ruins of the World -$37
• Gem Smashers -$7
• Ghostbusters -$10
• Goosebumps Horror Land - $9
• Gormiti -$6
• Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law -$6
• I Love Horses, Rider's Paradise -$10
• Impossible Mission -$7
• Jeopardy -$5
• Just Dance Greatest Hits -$10
• Just Dance Disney 2 (Game and Case) -$9
• Lego Harry Potter, Years 1-4 -$8
• Little King's Story -$14
• Little League World Series Baseball 2009 -$7
• Lost in Shadow (Game and Case) -$14
• Madagascar Kartz -$5
• Madworld -$10
• Marble Saga -$10
• Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games -$8
• Metroid Prime 3, Corruption -$10
• Michael Jackson Experience -$10
• Monsters vs Aliens -$5
• Monster Jam, Urban Assault -$6
• My Sims Agents -$5
• Naruto Clash of Ninja Revolution -$6
• Naruto Shipuden Dragon Blade Chronicles -$7
• Need for Speed Carbon -$7
• Nerf N Strike -$5
• NHL Slapshot Bundle -$25
• Nicktoons MLB -$7
• Nights Journey into Dreams -$6
• Ninjabread Man -$5
• Octomania -$6
• Okami -$8
• Pirates of the Caribbean, At World's End -$5
• Planes -$7
• Pop N Music -$6.50
• Puss N Boots -$5
• Rango -$5
• Ratatouille -$5
• Redsteel 2 -$10
• Resident Evil 4 -$12
• Resident Evil Zero -$10
• Rise of the Guardians -$5
• Rogoo Twisted Towers -$6
• Rogue Trooper -$10
• Rygar the Battle of Argus -$7
• Samurai Warriors 3 -$6
• Scooby Doo and the Spooky Swamp - $11
• Scooby Doo First Frights - $8
• Sega Bass Fishing -$
• Shiren the Wanderer (Game and Case) -$32
• Shrek Forever After -$5
• Skate It $5
• Silent Hill Shattered Memories -$28
• Sim Animals Africa -$6
• Sim City Creator -$7
• Sin and Punishment Star Successor -$12
• Sonic and Sega All Star Racing - $9
• Spectrobes Origins -$6
• Speed Racer -$5
• Spiderman 3 -$6
• Spyborgs -$12
• Star Wars Clone Wars Lightsaber Duels-$6
• Star Wars Clone Wars Republic Heroes-$5
• Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz -$6
• Super Paper Mario (Game and Case) -$10
• Super Swing Golf Season 2 - $8
• Table Tennis -$5
• The Incredible Hulk -$6
• The House of the Dead 2 and 3 -$11
• The Kore Gang -$9
• The Monkey King -$7
• The Munchables -$23
• The Secret Saturdays Beasts of the 5th Sun -$5
• The Sky Crawlers -$8
• The Smurfs, Dance Party -$5
• Tiger Woods 09 -$5
• Tiger Woods 10 -$5
• Tiger Woods 12 -$16
• Toy Story 3 (Game and Case) -$7
• Trauma Center New Blood -$7
• Trauma Center Second Opinion -$8
• UFC Trainer -$7
• Valhalla Knights -$11
• Wario Land Shake it -$10
• We Ski -$5
• Wii Fit -$5
• Wii Play -$5
• Wii Sports -$10
• Wii Sports Resort -$12
• Wild Earth African Safari -$5
• Wreck it Ralph -$9
• WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2009 -$6
• WWII Aces -$5

Wii U

• Amazing Spiderman -$19
• Amazing Spiderman 2 -$13
• Captain Toad Treasure Tracker -$13
• Just Dance 2014 -$6
• Just Dance 2015 -$7
• Just Dance Disney Party 2 -$6
• Lego Batman 2 (Game and Case) -$7
• Lego Marvel Super Heroes -$6
• Mass Effect 3 - $7
• Minecraft -$17
• Ninja Gaiden III -$7
• Pokken Tournament -$12
• Splatoon -$12
• Super Mario Maker -$16
• Super Smash Bros Wii U -$15
• The Smurfs 2 -$11
• Watch Dogs (Game and Case) -$10
• Xenoblade Chronicles X -$18
• Yoshi's Woolly World -$18

XBOX

• Army Men Sarge's War -$7
• Batman Dark Tomorrow (Game and Case) -$9
• Fairly Oddparents Breaking Da Rules -$8
• Goldeneye Rogue Agent -$5
• Monopoly Party -$5
• Motor GP 2 (Game and Case) -$5
• NBA Street Volume 3 (Game and Case) -$6
• Nickelodeon Party Blast -$7
• Ninja Gaiden -$7
• Pirates of the Caribbean -$5
• Reign of Fire -$6
• Robots -$5
• Shrek Super Party -$11
• Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic (Greatest Hits, Game and Case) -$6
• The Urbz Sims in the City Special Edition -$6
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon (Greatest Hits) -$5

XBOX 360

• Alpha Protocol -$6
• Command and Conquer Red Alert 3 -$10
• Dishonored (Game and Case) -$5
• Fallout 3 Add On Pack The Pit and Operation Anchorage -$5
• Gears of War 2 Limited Edition -$18
• Gears of War 3 -$5
• Halo 3 ODST -$5
• Homefront -$5
• Lego Batman 2 -$5
• Lego Movie Video Game (Game and Case) -$5
• Kinectimals -$5
• Kinect Adventures! -$5
• Kinect Disneyland Adventures -$5
• Kinect Sports -$5
• Mass Effect 3 (Game and Case) -$5
• Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 -$13
• MX vs ATV Untamed (Platinum Hits) -$7
• NBA 2K12 -$5
• PGR 3 -$5
• PGR 4 (Game and Case) -$5
• Pocket Bike Racer -$5
• Rapala Pro Bass Fishing -$9
• Red Faction Guerilla -$5
• Scene It? Box Office Smash -$7
• Sonic and Sega All Star Racing (Game and Case) -$9
• Spongebob Surf N Skate -$7
• The Chronicles of Narnia Prince Caspian -$5
• The Darkness (Game and Case) -$7
• The Godfather -$13

4) Factory Sealed Games
Playstation

• Pac Man World -$30

Playstation 2

• Activision Anthology -$10
• Fantavision -$9
• Frogger, the Great Quest -$13
• Haunted Mansion -$19
• Jak and Dexter (Greatest Hits, has tear on bottom part of seal) -$14
• Jak II -$19
• King of Fighters 2002-$23
• King of Fighters Maximum Impact Collector's Edition (slight tear on side) -$23
• Madden 08 -$7
• MLB The Show 09 -$7
• Ratchet and Clank, Up Your Arsenal (Greatest Hits) -$24
• Shadow the Hedgehog -$26
• Shrek 2 -$16
• Shrek Super Party -$25
• Tak 2 the Staff of Dreams -$17
• The Cat in the Hat -$14
• Trivial Pursuit Unhinged -$7
• Ty the Tiger 3 -$35

Wii

• Pandora's Tower -$35
• Trauma Team -$19

XBOX

• Midway Arcade Treasures -$20
• Pac Man World 2 (Platinum Hits) -$20

5) Guide Books, Odds and Ends
Guide Books

• Pokemon Gold and Silver Strategy Guide (Prima, secrets section missing cutoffs) -$12
• Pokemon Red Yellow Blue Official Pikachu Edition Guide (Versus Books, poster not included) -$15
• Pokemon Trainer’s Guide, Special Edition Red, Blue, Yellow Version (Nintendo Power, stickers not included)-$25
• Sonic Advance/Sonic Adventure 2 Battle Guide (Versus Books, no power)-$10
• Zelda Collector’s Edition Gamecube Guide (Nintendo Power) -$24
• Zelda Four Swords Adventure Gamecube Guide (Nintendo Power, Includes Poster) -$12
• Zelda Majora’s Mask N64 Guide (Brady Games, no poster, first few pages loose) -$7
• Zelda Ocarina of Time N64 Guide (Nintendo Power)-$12
• Zelda Wind Waker Gamecube Guide (Prima, Includes Poster) -$16
• Winning Tips for Nintendo -$13

Odds and Ends

• Bowser Amiibo-$11
• Chest Slammin Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong Toys in Box -$22
• Mario Wendy's Toy -$7