The "path swapper" object was called "colichg" in the original source code, and the term "sprite status table" comes directly from a patent by Yuji Naka himself:Ī Sprite is defined through a Sprite attribute table entry which is stored in VRAM 45 and a sprite status table stored in RAM 42. I do this out of respect for the the game's developers, because those were the names they originally used. And previously I made sure to use the term "sprite status table" over "object status table", even though it stores an object's state. Know of any fonts from Sonic games that we don't have listed here? please send them in and we'll add them and credit you.In my last post I made it a point to use the term "collision change object" over the more popular "path swapper". NiseSonicShuffle - The Font used in Sonic Shuffle
Sega Saturn (Japanese) - The Japanese version of the font used in the Sega Saturn logo Sega Saturn - The font used in the Sega Saturn logo NiseSegaNet - The font used on the shortlived SegaNet internet service Sega Genesis - The Font used in the Sega Genesis Logo Sega Game Gear - The Font used in the Sega Game Gear Logo Gaslight Regular Font - Used in the Sonic the Hedgehog 2 CutscenesĪndes Font - Used in the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 Cutscenes If you know of any Sonic related fonts that we don't have please send them in and we'll get them added! :) All of the fonts here are zipped and can be extracted with WinZip or Winrar which are both free programs. Here you will find fonts used in the Sonic the Hedgehog games, logos, manuals etc including of course the main Sonic the Hedgehog logo font, Sega Font and more specific fonts such as ones used for the text in certain games. Welcome to the Sonic Scene fonts section.
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