Version 4.1.0 is here.

Now the game has a native joystick support, without the need of programs like JoyToKey. After you choose the language, the game will detect if the joystick is inserted, so you can map the jump, shoot and dash buttons.

Did you know you could do this?

Version 5 is here. An update after SAGE 23. Click on Read Article to see what's changed.

Fun fact: The intro stage's name (Point F940412) is a reference to my birth date. Year 94, month 04, day 12.

Coming soon - Native gamepad compatibility, without the need of JoyToKey. You'll be able to map the shoot, jump and dash buttons if the game detects the gamepad.

The same will be done to the original Sonic Blasting Adventure.

A new update is coming. I'm collecting the feedback after SAGE 23 in order to improve the game.

For now:

- X and Zero's sprites improvement

- Return of Z-Buster (More suitable for a game like this)

Version 4.0.1

- Fixed a glitch while using Zero's saber after kicking a wall (the animation didn't even start).

- Improved "READY" title and Falcon Armor X's sprites.

- Intro Stage, Space Stage and Ending themes replaced (Same themes, but improved).

Version 7 - The Definitive Edition

This update came after "Version 6.6.6". Number 7 has a meaning of "finished work", so this will be the definitive version of this game. This version also celebrates its 10th anniversary. Updates in the article below.

For the next release (Version 7), I'll be merging both versions (Complete and Legacy) into one single game. I guess it's much better than upgrading two versions of the same game all the time.

(The image does not represent the final product.)

Special thanks to all of you, who played, streamed and supported the project ever since it was called Round2.exe. There is more stuff for me to say, so I'll put it on an article. Forgive the typos, english isn't my native language.