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After defeating the final boss, Modern Tails & Classic Tails are briefly seen discussing something at Sonic's birthday party during the game's last cutscene. What they are talking about differs between the English and Japanese localizations of the game.
In the English version, they said:
Classic Tails: He collects how many? Wow, where does somebody put all those gold rings?
Modern Tails: You know what? I don't know. I keep forgetting to ask.
In the Japanese version, they said:
Classic Tails: You added legs to the plane? What have you done to Sonic's Tornado?
Modern Tails: Yeah... I guess really did go overboard with the legs...
In the English version, they said:
Classic Tails: He collects how many? Wow, where does somebody put all those gold rings?
Modern Tails: You know what? I don't know. I keep forgetting to ask.
In the Japanese version, they said:
Classic Tails: You added legs to the plane? What have you done to Sonic's Tornado?
Modern Tails: Yeah... I guess really did go overboard with the legs...
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The autotuned part of Escape from the City Act 1 is the same melody from Sonic the Hedgehog 3's Endless Mine level. In addition, Act 2’s theme contains elements of It Doesn’t Matter from Sonic Adventure 2.
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Spoiler:Before fighting the final boss "Time Eater", A conversation takes place, wherein the English version of the game, Classic Tails refers to Classic Eggman as "Doctor Robotnik" before being corrected. This is in reference to the original localized name for the character which has since ceased use.
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After clearing Green Hill Zone with Modern Sonic, he will say, "No stranger then rescuing genies and magic books or saving aliens in a interstellar amusement park." A reference to Sonic and the Secret Rings & Sonic Colors respectively.
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When the player leaves the game idle as "Classic Sonic", he mimics the waiting poses from the 16-bit era games.
This includes one wait pose from Sonic the Hedgehog, two poses from Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and one pose from both Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Sonic 3D Blast.
This includes one wait pose from Sonic the Hedgehog, two poses from Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and one pose from both Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Sonic 3D Blast.
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Sonic Generations was originally planned to be released on the Wii and DS.
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The remix of "Super Sonic Racing" uses samples of the original Sega Saturn promotional video. This is likely a reference to the fact that the track is from Sonic R, which released on the Sega Saturn.
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Sonic Generations development began after Takashi Iizuka, Sonic Team's Director, realized that there was no anniversary game planned for Sonic's 20th anniversary in 2011. The idea for a tribute game was accepted by Sega and development began.
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Cream's "saved" cutscene shows a sign in the background that references Blaze the Cat.
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In Rooftop Run Act 1, the flags of all the countries Sonic visited during Sonic Unleashed can be found in the background during parts of the stage.
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Similar to the missing posters of Ray and Mighty in the City Escape level, wanted posters can be seen of Fang, a recurring character in early Sonic games who debuted in the Game Gear game "Triple Trouble" Bean, and Bark, two characters from the Sonic The Fighters game. The 'Wanted' status could both a reference to them being criminals, and due to the fact that fans often request for these three characters to be put into a new game.
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After finishing Green Hill Zone as modern Sonic, Sonic will mention to Tails that the area seems awfully familiar, with Tails saying "not to me." Green Hill Zone was from Sonic 1, while Tails didn't come into the series until Sonic 2, meaning Tails would have no memory of the area.
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Perfect Chaos' appearance in this game is different to its appearance in Sonic Adventure; in Sonic Adventure, it was a creature made entirely out of water, whereas in Sonic Generations, it has scaly, reptile-like skin. According to an interview with Takashi Iizuka in the Prima Strategy Guide for Sonic Generations, Perfect Chaos' 2011 design is how the team had originally planned the monster; it had had to be changed in Sonic Adventure due to the technical restraints of the Dreamcast.
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Jaleel White, known for his acting as Steve Urkel in the 90's sitcom "Family Matters", was considered by SEGA to be the voice of Classic Sonic. Jaleel was considered because he had previously voiced Sonic in "Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog", "Sonic the Hedgehog" (1993), and "Sonic Underground". Sega ultimately decided against casting Jaleel, resulting in a mute Sonic.
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