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From 1999 up until the release of Sonic Adventure in 2000, Jack in the Box restaurants in the US were selling the PC version of the game either in a kids meals for $1.99, or by itself for $5.99. SEGA was willing to sell the game cheaply as they were expecting to exceed the quality of the game with the release of Sonic Adventure, and thus reduce people's desire to purchase it.
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