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Did you know there's an unused pair of shoes in James Pond 3? If you've played the game for more than a few levels, you've no doubt seen the spring shoes. But hidden away in the game's code is the rocket shoes. And they really work! You can use Chedditor to place them in a level (object 090E). Download Chedditor at https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/1806/

This is a quick tutorial on the steps used to create a level for James Pond 3 on the Sega Genesis using Chedditor. You can download the editor here: https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/1806/

I created this level with my upcoming level editor for the game. You can find it for the Sega Genesis version of the game at romhacking.net. I also demonstrate briefly that I can put the same level into the Amiga version of the game. The level editor supports both versions.

I found two levels created for James Pond 3 that were excluded from the game upon release. The files for them were accidentally included with the Amiga port of the game, but they never get referenced by the game's code, making them effectively dead. I ported them over to the Sega Genesis version of the game. They're fully playable from start to finish. One of them appears to have originally been in the game before being replaced by Lair of the Mush-Beast. That conclusion is based on some leftover data that directly correlates to the missing map. As for the other level, I don't have any information on it that offers any clues as to where it may have been used. To download the modification demonstrated in the video, check out https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/8234/.

It's tough to teach a child how to play a video game. This is one such attempt from back in June of 2022.

Today, I got a Canon EOS M6 Mark II. This is my first video. My daughter thinks she's about to get in trouble once I start counting! XD

We see animals, play on the slide, shoot pumpkin canons, move the duckie down the stream, and go home.

We do the Sonic-themed corn maze.

We get to see pig races and the pumpkin drop.

We arrive!

I recently found a game I worked on about 20 years ago called Sonic Spinball Millennium. It was basically a Sonic Spinball clone. This is me demonstrating it.

I recently found a game I worked on about 20 years ago called Combi-Sonic. It was basically a Knuckles' Chaotix clone. This is me demonstrating it.