Sonic CD

[ghost]

• Project link: https://github.com/Rubberduckycooly/Sonic-CD-11-Decompilation
• Project license: Unknows
• Does it work on 64-bit only Linux: YES
• Is source code available?: YES
• Is source code stored in Git?: YES
• List of Steam AppIds of supported games:
  • https://steamdb.info/app/200940/

[JuanVCS]

Do you need a steam key for this game?

[d10sfan]

Do you need a steam key for this game?

I don't currently own this game. I was going to wait for a sale, or if you don't mind and have a steam key for it, that'd be great.

[JuanVCS]

How could I get it to you then?

[d10sfan]

How could I get it to you then?

I'm on discord as d10sfan#2119. That's probably the easiest way. You can also join the luxtorpeda discord, that's shared between this project and dosbox-staging, as well (https://discord.gg/prBCtumDav)

[d10sfan]

Added in #201

[NerosTie]

Why Sonic CD has been removed and tagged with "wontfix"? (there is a new release btw)

[d10sfan]

@NerosTie I removed the engines that were based on reverse engineering, after the trouble with re3.

If you're interested in those you can use the user packages feature and compile them yourself.

[bruno-fs]

If you're interested in those you can use the user packages feature and compile them yourself.

@d10sfan Is there a way to maintain a user modified metadata/packages.json with local changes not being overridden on luxtorpeda updates?

[d10sfan]

@bruno-fs Yes, this can be done with user-packages, you can see an example here: luxtorpeda-dev/luxtorpeda#65 (comment)