by Spec Belmont February 26, 2022
The Sonic Boom Protests were a series of protests against how in Sonic Boom, Sonic had blue arms. Yes, really. The protests were done by Christian Weston Chandler, better known as Chris Chan. What he did was he went to GameStop and vandalized the Sonic Boom posters in order to make Sonic’s arms tan. When he was asked to stop, he said “Don’t call anybody!” and maced an employee. Because GameStop workers definitely programmed the games and made Sonic’s arms tan, Chris.
He also attempted to get people to boycott the game, thinking others were pissed about the arm color change. However, only weens joined him.
Ironically, Chris’ first drawing of Sonic had, you guessed it, blue arms.
He also attempted to get people to boycott the game, thinking others were pissed about the arm color change. However, only weens joined him.
Ironically, Chris’ first drawing of Sonic had, you guessed it, blue arms.
by not a normal man December 19, 2024
by Smm2lover29383837454363 October 29, 2023
The Sonic fangame that lady Super Music Zone made. The story follows Amy as she has sex with 50 different guys in each zone and also does drugs.
Zones:
Fan Service
Knock Knock It's Knuckles
Death Eggxposition
Blasphemous Boner
Thomas and Friends
Banana Ballin'
Misty
Tampon Turbine
The Meg 2: Aquatic Boogaloo
You Wouldn't Steal A Handbag
Meth
Regal Ruin from Sonic R
Egg Oestrogen
Zones:
Fan Service
Knock Knock It's Knuckles
Death Eggxposition
Blasphemous Boner
Thomas and Friends
Banana Ballin'
Misty
Tampon Turbine
The Meg 2: Aquatic Boogaloo
You Wouldn't Steal A Handbag
Meth
Regal Ruin from Sonic R
Egg Oestrogen
by FBI_WeegeeBoy1243 March 13, 2022
by Sexual Pleasure January 18, 2015
redemption arcade game released by Sega in 2007. It allows those who win to collect tickets. It came in two cabinet variations: the first being for any location and the other specially made for Chuck E. Cheese outlets. And The gameplay has the player press a button to stop the spinner, with the aim of making the spinner land on a high ticket payout. There are three settings that affect the games payout percentage; the Coins-per-Credit setting, Prize Dial setting, and the Skill Level setting.
The Coins-per-Credit setting determines the number of coins that have to be inserted before a single play is initiated. Sonic Spinner can be set from one to nine coins per single play, with the default setting being one coin per play. Sonic Spinner ships with three unique prize dials so the operators are able to get close to their desired ticket payout. Operators can then tune the payout amount by adjusting the skill level. The skill level has nine increments, with the skill settings having a significant effect on the average ticket payout.
The Coins-per-Credit setting determines the number of coins that have to be inserted before a single play is initiated. Sonic Spinner can be set from one to nine coins per single play, with the default setting being one coin per play. Sonic Spinner ships with three unique prize dials so the operators are able to get close to their desired ticket payout. Operators can then tune the payout amount by adjusting the skill level. The skill level has nine increments, with the skill settings having a significant effect on the average ticket payout.
by Your bob September 02, 2022
by LossFlight March 12, 2022