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Robotnik monitor was replaced by Invincibility monitor in 3&K.

Badnik Above frog badnik was removed in 3&K.

Spikes that come out of the ground were removed in 3&K.

Rings were added on another slope in 3&K.

Thunder shield replaced with an Invincibility monitor in 3&K.

Flame shield was replaced by an Invincibility monitor in 3&K.

Rings on a 3x2 shape appear little after the slope in 3.

Slope Glitch can occur by breaking the Ice block with tails then going on a slope in 3&K.

Tails can float by breaking the Ice block in 3.

You can break the monitors by jumping up in 3&K.

Sign post disappears in 3&K by panning the camera down.

Glitch where sonic gets stuck in the air does not occur in 3.

You can walk into an enemy and find a special stage in 3.

Small glitch in 3 and knuckles where sonic can get stuck.

spring is replaced with box in 3 and knuckles.

Checkpoint in Knuckles's section In sonic 3.

You can use the bubble shield as super sonic in 3.

Tails can carry Sonic in bonus game in 3.

Most of the level design changes are in Launch Base Zone (presumably to make it harder, as it's the last zone in Sonic 3 alone): It includes technical differences and level layout changes. Here's a video summarizing the differences. The rest was composed by Tatsuyuki Maeda, who also worked on Sonic 3. Jun Senoue also did music for 3D Blast and according to SonicRetro he's credited for composing: Most of Sonic 3 & Knuckles' soundtrack is just credited as 'Sega.' The games themselves credit Jackson's sound team for Sonic 3 and Howard Drossin for S&K as composers, but we know some members of the Sonic Sound Team composed as well since Jun Senoue is credited as composer on tracks he reused in 3D Blast and from interviews. SonicRetro has probably the most accurate documentation of the credits: The rest of the Sonic 3 soundtrack is a nebulous mess.

Bonus Stage (Slot Machine) - Music & Arrangement.

Bonus Stage (Glowing Spheres) - Music & Arrangement.

Bonus Stage (Gumball Machine) - Music & Arrangement.

#JUMP FORCE REVIEW THREAD RESETERA SERIES#

Senuoe joined the series with Sonic 3 and his known contributions to that were: I posted this in the thread where the news broke that Jun was handling this: Longitudinal neuromuscular fatigue monitoring of team-sport athletes appears improved through CMJ mechanics analysis.Click to shrink.To be fair, Jun didnвЂ™t compose that much Sonic music in the Genesis era, and most of his stuff was upbeat. Intensified training decreased CMJ output and altered CMJ mechanics. Wellness scores and max rate of force development (mean r=0.32), (r=0.28) and flight time (r=0.34) displayed positive correlations. Flight time (weeks 3-6: -1.84), peak displacement (weeks 2-6: -2.24), time to peak force (weeks 3-6: 2.58), force at zero velocity (weeks 5-6: -1.28) displayed multiple changes indicative of diminished neuromuscular function. Wellness decreased in week 3 (-0.41), with small reductions following (weeks 4-6: -0.34). TRIMP displayed large increases (mean ES weeks 2-6: 2.47). Pearson correlations examined relationships between CMJ variables, wellness and TRIMP.

Differences over time were examined using the magnitude of change (effect sizes ES) compared to baseline. 22 CMJ variables were assessed, incorporating analyses of force, velocity, power and time measured during eccentric and concentric jump phases. Athletes self-reported training load (TRIMP) and wellness daily. 12 elite female rugby sevens athletes undertook weekly CMJ testing throughout a 6-week training block involving progressively increased training loads. However, methodological approaches examining movement strategies may be more sensitive to neuromuscular fatigue. Countermovement jump (CMJ) performance is typically analyzed through single-point concentric-based variables (e.

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