Talk:Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I
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Sonic's old iOS model
I see in the todo section that there's a bit about Sonic having a different Rush-style model in early releases of the iOS port. The linked picture isn't of particularly great quality, but I did find a random screenshot that I took over a decade ago that depicts this earlier rendition of Sonic more closely. Unfortunately, the screenshot's not of great quality - the image is blown up to 2x native resolution since the game wasn't iPad-compatible yet - so I don't know if it can go on the page, but hopefully it aids in reference. WhoIAm (talk) 11:43, 28 August 2021 (UTC)
Late reply, but I did take a look at this screenshot and it seems like Apple was doing pixel-perfect scaling - the only issue I can see is that there's some weird dithering going on. I won't make the call on whether this can go on the page (would probably need a crop), but good find. MrMrMANGOMILK (talk) 20:54, 8 July 2022 (UTC)
iOS Demo
The page refers to the OUYA version as having been the only version with a demo, but there was actually a demo released on iOS as well. I'm unsure how or if this should be added to the page, since it's technically a part of a separate app called the Sonic 20th Anniversary app (though the Sonic 4 demo is the main content of the app): https://info.sonicretro.org/Sonic_20th_Anniversary
It seems to use the same "LITE" graphic as the OUYA demo on the title screen:
However, the game doesn't use the same "Purchase Full Version" screen seen on the page:
It's possible this was changed in an update at some point, maybe even for the OUYA demo itself.
User:WhoIAm also mentioned the older sonic model during the SEGA logo in older versions of the game, so I thought it was worth taking another screenshot of this:
However, the Sonic 4 demo in this app constantly has an x button in the corner for exiting to the apps main screen. The Sonic 20th Anniversary itself also uses the exact same logo, without the x button:
RetroChocolate (talk) 02:00, 8 February 2024 (UTC)