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Vintage Visions

Flashbacks of video games, television and music.

Having A Blast

Sonic 3D Blast was the first game I got with the Sega Saturn. I was supposed to get a N64 that year but I'm glad my dad picked Sega.

This was a long jump from the 2-D days of Sonic on the Genesis. Reading an article on the Sega Roms Information blog about the game brought back memories.

I remember I was so happy when my brother and I beat the game. Robotnik was stupid hard.

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