It adds a new powerful 32-bit CPU to work in tandem with the Mega DriveвЂ™s own, allowing the system to do things like extensive graphic scaling and rotation and polygonal graphics - things that the Super Nintendo proudly had over the base Mega Drive, but with the aid of external chips on the cartridges in many cases, and with heavy slowdown. The 32X extends the Mega DriveвЂ™s low capabilities of displaying up to 64 colors on screen to 32,768 colors simultaneously, dwarfing heavily even its graphically-impressive rival, the Super Nintendo, with its 256 simultaneous colors (though 32X games seldom used anywhere near that many colors). This would give players a new system to play new and impressive games on, with the added bonus of the previous base systemвЂ™s extensive gallery of games. The SEGA 32X, or Mega 32X, or Super 32X, depending on your region, was a peripheral made to expand the popular, yet aging Mega DriveвЂ™s capabilities to make it feel like a true new 32-bit system, with the added bonus of being retro-compatible with its base console, which enjoyed massive success on most home console markets. I was going to play a new, hidden, special Sonic game.Д«ut first, a little bit about the system Knuckles Chaotix was released on. Some time later, maybe a year or two, the ROM surfaced on the places I frequented, and so did a way to play it via emulator. My mind at the time was exploding with the desire to fill in these gaps of information, eating up hoaxes of the characters appearing in newer games, playing fan-games featuring them, listening to a MIDI of Evening Star over and over, the mystery making these characters all the more special in my mind. Images like these made me go: вЂњIs he in Sonic Adventure? Is he a secret character there?вЂќ

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