But Does it Work On Real Hardware

One of the most prominent Sonic ROM Hacks gets put to the test. And not just one of them, but all known revisions! From version 1.0, up to 5.0a, including any Sonic Hacking Contest builds in-between, this, is Sonic Megamix; but does it work on Real Hardware?

Today, we try both Sonic 2 Heroes and Sonic Classic Heroes on the actual Mega Drive (Genesis). Two Sonic ROM hacks created by flamewing and ColinC10. Sonic Classic Heroes is a Sonic 2 hack which brings the mechanics from the well-known Sonic Heroes game into the 16-bit world. Presenting Sonic 1 and Sonic 2 combined and the ability to control either Sonic, Tails or Knuckles at any time in the game (or even Team Chaotix highlighting Espio, Charmy and Vector). But the important question is, does it work on real hardware?

Your suggestions, but does it work on Real Hardware? In today's episode, we test out some of the most wacky and popular Sonic ROM Hacks out there on the actual machines they were built for. With the Master System, Mega Drive (Genesis) and Mega CD (Sega CD) all making an appearance. I also apologise for the phone calls at the end of the video; I accidentally left my camera running while answering them...

Who loves the PSG music that Sonic 1 creates? Me too! But have you heard that the tune can be improved to us FM quality sound? It's quite an achievement, but does it work on real hardware? We put Sonic 1 FM created by ValleyBell to the test... more than once! Special thanks to my wife for her help on... telling me off.

We're on a different planet with this episode! With all publicly known Sonic X-Treme prototypes built for the Sega Saturn gets put to the test. Tagging along will be the SAGE 2018 demo, Sonic Z-Treme. But does it work on Real Hardware?

Who loves Sonic 1? Who wants to play Sonic 1 but without the blue hedgehog? It's certainly possible and they all bring new mechanics and experiences to the title. But the question is, will they work on a real Mega Drive (Genesis)? That's what we're here to discover! And a big thank you for our guests making an appearance in this video!

It's been pretty unclear if this Super Mario 64 ROM hack actually works on original hardware. Can it truly handle Sonic's speed? I've now prepared myself with multiple methods to put Sonic Adventure 64 to the test.

One of the most popular Sonic ROM Hacks, Sonic 3 Complete, finally goes against the ultimate test; to see if it functions on the system it was intended for. As I've reviewed this game before, I thought it would be fun to test some other games I've previously analysed. Those being The S Factor, Metal Sonic Rebooted and Sonic Scorched Quest.

Don't you just wish that the official Sonic 1 port for the Game Boy Advance represented the original more accurately? Without it being a slow, broken mess? Well, Stealth, the man behind Sonic Mania has answered your prayers! But what I want to know, is if it would truly work on a real Game Boy Advance without the help of any emulation. That's what we're going to discover today.

Who says Nintendon't? They were just never given the chance! A proof-of-concept ROM has arrived of Sonic the Hedgehog running on a Super Nintendo. Created by TiagoSC, SNES Sonic has been talked about over and over and has gained popularity. But does it work on real hardware?

It's time to put all my Sonic creations to the ultimate test! You've all been wanting to know if Sonic 2 Recreation is up to the challenge, but are Sonic Bash and the others up to scratch? From my earliest work in 2002, all the way up to my latest and greatest, we examine if these really do work on a real Sega Mega Drive / Genesis.

From Creepypasta, to his own game for the Mega Drive (Genesis). Sonic.EXE has come to terrorise your emulators for many years. But will Sonic.EXE get a handle on real hardware? Has he finally met his match? Prepare for a Halloween edition of 'But Does it work on Real Hardware?'