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Our 5th full day of Sonic Amateur Games Expo 2026 coverage is now complete, so take a look below for the games we covered today:
Sonic 3 Other Circumstance by NeoNote
Sonic 1996 by YajiFr
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Our Sonic Amateur Games Expo coverage for 2026 is well underway and we have 3 game reviews already live on our YouTube channel. Check them all out via the embeds below:
Sonic into the Black Sea by Ag2350
Sonic Processor by KellyTheSeyky
Sonic on a Gameboy Color by Inpuca_
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Sonic XG returns under new developer Ultra Ring, and in our latest YouTube video we review the newly released Time Attack Preview version of this legendary fan game:
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The Sonic Amateur Games Expo will return in 2026 and event week as been set for September 11th to the 18th 2026.
This annual indie gaming event started as a way to showcase Sonic the Hedgehog fan games, but has since expanded as a platform to showcase any independent gaming development. Sonic fan games still feature heavily, but games like Freedom Planet, Frogun, Spark the Electric Jester, and Pizza Tower have all been showcased at prior SAGEs.
Instructions on how to submit your game to SAGE are available on the Sonic Fan Games HQ forum, so head on over there if you’ve got something you’d like to feature at this year’s SAGE.
Submissions must be made by August 15th 2026, so make sure you make your submissions in a timely fashion if you want to be showcased at this year’s SAGE.
BadComputer, the developer of Master System shooter Frontier Force, has released a free Master System port of Konami’s arcade classic Road Fighter.
Originally releasing in 1984, Road Fighter was only ever ported to the NES and MSX back in 1985, with a Japan-only mobile port showing up later in 2005. Emulated ports of the arcade version have been available on modern systems for a while now, but this is the first dedicated console port of the game since 2005. BadComputer has done an amazing job with this and it looks incredible.
Developed by xfixium and featuring audio by Louis the Sega Nerd and graphics by Mondo, an impressive 2 stage homebrew demo of Castlevania for the Master System is now available to download and play.
The demo currently features no sound effects or boss battles, but this is an extremely playable and visually impressive little homebrew project that is well worth trying. You can see it in action via the video below:
Homebrew developer TwilightPB has ported the first two Super Monkey Ball games to internet browsers. All work on these ports has taken place over the last 5 days. These new browser ports of Super Monkey Ball 1&2 support keyboard controls and USB controllers. You can play them on any device that has an internet browser – even mobile phones.
At the moment these ports of Super Monkey Ball 1 & 2 only include the main challenge and story stages. Character models are missing at the moment, so the balls are entirely absent of monkeys. TwilightPB has said in the game’s reveal trailer that these may come in a future build. TwilightPB has also said they are working on various bug fixes and missing features, so Monkey Ball Online is likely to improve as development continues.
The 2nd public release of SSNTails and Saxman’s 32X port of Sonic Robo Blast 2 is out now. You can click here to be taken to the official website and download the 0.2 version for use in an emulator or on a flash cart.
This new release adds Techno Hill Zone, a new special stage, floor-over-floor geometry, imrpoved performance and new spindash controls amongst other things. You can also check out the new release trailer below:
Sonic Robo Blast 32X is a homebrew port of Sonic Robo Blast 2 made to run on the 32X. It works on real hardware via use of a flash cart, and it can also run under emulation.
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