That was when Epic Megagames, who had previously created DOS hits like Epic Pinball and Jill of the Jungle, started work on the first attempt to make a high-speed platformer for the PC.
Sure, there were a lot of great side-scrollers at the time, such as Duke Nukem, but nothing that could match up to the speed of Sega’s series. But the one system that never had its own Sonic-style game was the PC.
Even before then, pretty much every major game company was making their own Sonic rip-off for every console at the time, some with more success than others. In early 1994, the Sonic the Hedehog series was a worldwide phenomenon, especially with its recently released third game.
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