The coolest playing of Sonic 3 you’ll reminisce about all day

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There are always those building cool ways for people to reminisce about the past in tech or gaming. This one is particularly “rad” as Gizmodo puts it.

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When I was little, I was a huge Sega fanboy. Sure Mario is great and all, but Sonic was where it was at. Looking back, I’m not sure the gameplay holds up that well but you can’t deny there were some great tunes. And this is one of them, and even better on floppies.

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