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1995-09-21 | Sega Power (UK), "November 1995" | "Missing in Action" A two-page feature on cancelled games. The article mentions how Chaotix was originally conceived as a Sonic game, Sonic Stadium. | |||||||||
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2001-02-06 | Electronic Gaming Monthly (US), "March 2001" | "Sonic Doomed" A brief mention of Sonic Crackers in a feature documenting the history of Sonic, in anticipation for Sonic Adventure 2. | |||||||||
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2001-06-21 | Official Dreamcast Magazine (UK), "July 2001" | "Abort! Abort!" A small mention of Sonic Crackers and Sonic X-treme as part of a retrospective in a review of Sonic Adventure 2 on the Sega Dreamcast. The game is viewed negatively, with the prototype noted to exist on the Internet but is "really not worth the bother". | |||||||||
| 2003-02-07 | Velikiy Drakon (RU), "xxxx xxxx" | |||||||||||
| 2001-xx-xx | 1700 igr dlya Sega (RU), "" |
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