Rock the Rock

From Sega Retro

To do

  • Eventual mention of the broadcast's recovery, as it was considered lost for a while. Find the source for this.
  • Pamela Kelly, with her experience in Hollywood's entertainment industry, helped launch Sonic & Knuckles less like a video game and more like a movie, with a big-budget[1]
  • "MTV was only involved with the Alcatraz side of the tournament." (Where did I hear this?)
  • I have a gut feeling segments of this may have been produced by the same company which did that one video with Al Nilsen's face floating and stretching around the screen as he just sits there and quietly talks. Welcome to the Next Living Room?
You may already know this, but this event was covered in an issue of Sega Visions.[2]
sweeeet, thank you so much! please feel free to dump any relevant info/magrefs/links here, or even edit the main article :) CartridgeCulture (talk) 07:07, 10 October 2022 (EDT)
To our fellow User:CartridgeCulture... What are you waiting for?! ... have fun, dude!... ;) --Asagoth (talk) 07:57, 10 October 2022 (EDT)

Tournament results

  • Is there a way to get text to wrap around this prettytable, like an inline image thumb? If so, let's incorporate it before the "finale" paragraph in Tournament.
Rank Name Location represented Rings
Finalist Mark Guinane Boston, Massachusetts 274
Finalist Chris Tang San Francisco, California 248
3rd Jared Finder San Diego, California 200
4th Hitoshi Kobayashi Yokohama, Japan 197
5th Juan Torres Jr. 156
6th Kristen Klemetsen New Orleans, Louisiana 147
7th
8th Ryan Brad 126
9th Jeff Falcon Chicago, Illinois 121
10th Steve Hughes Vermont, United States 101
  1. ↑ https://www.abc4.com/gtu/how-sonic-knuckles-came-to-be-and-the-journey-of-creating-it/
  2. ↑ Sega Visions, "December/January 1994/1995" (US; 1994-xx-xx), page 6
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