Sonic SatAM Liberations

This is a FREE FAN GAME! All video, graphics, sounds, and music belong to their respective copyright owners!

You'll need WinRAR to extract the game from the compressed folder. Download it here: http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm

Sonic SatAM Liberations is a 4-player fan game based on the 1993 American TV series, Sonic The Hedgehog--better known as Sonic SatAM. It's primarily developed by myself, and co-developed by DJGameFreakTheIguana (developer of Sega Brawlers Megamix). The game features six playable characters, several Zones with two Acts each, and clips from the actual TV series as cutscenes in-game.

There are three game modes: Story, Arcade, and Character Profiles. Story Mode is the game as it was intended, with cutscenes and all. Arcade Mode is identical to Story, but without the cutscenes. And Character Profiles will let you view a brief history of the main cast to familiarize yourself with the series.

The game was developed with the OpenBOR engine--meaning it can be played on any platform that runs OpenBOR. This includes popular homebrew consoles like Wii, PSP, and Dreamcast. The zip archive contains the Windows version of OpenBOR, preconfigured; so all you have to do is run OpenBOR.exe to play. I have included other versions of OpenBOR in the "Other Systems" folder, if you choose to play on another platform. Please view the (extensive) readme file for installation instructions.

In fact, for all other information about the game, including specific details on how the characters play, please view the enclosed readme. :) Otherwise, the How To Play option in-game should be sufficient to get you started. It's quite simple.

If you're playing with the included Windows version, the default controls are: A to jump, S to attack, Enter for Start/Pause, arrow keys to move, and F12 to take a screenshot. You can change these keys at any time under Options -> Control Options -> Setup Player #. Of course, most gamepads should be supported with the PC build as well.

One last note: for the best experience, I recommend you set Music Volume in Options to at least 200. This is because OpenBOR outputs audio at a rather low volume by default. If you're playing from the Windows OpenBOR version in the zip archive, all the configs are already set up.
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