Jump straight into the Level Select menu from the Title Screen in Sonic Mania with this simple cheat code. No progress required on Switch. Jump to any level from the Title Screen in Sonic Mania with ...

Old school games were filled to the brim with secrets. While a lot of newer games allow you to unlock content by paying for it from the cash shop, titles from the 16-bit era had various types of ...

Gavin has been freelance guide-writing since 2020, and guide-writing in general since 2015. He began full-game achievement walkthroughs on TrueAchievements, and has since transitioned to shorter ...

Sonic Origins is bringing the classic and iconic 2D Sonic games back in a single collection, all of them ported beautifully, with multiple playable characters, new sprite work, a lovely presentation, ...

At the title screen, enter the following code: Up, C, down, C, left, C, right, C, then hold A+C and press the start button. When the game starts, their should be lots of numbers which mess up the ...

A throwback to the 90s wouldn't be complete without some actual cheats, and Sonic Mania does not disappoint in that regard, coming complete with a debug mode, level select and a slew of cheat-friendly ...

On the title screen, press 'Up, Down, Left, Right' on the d-pad. You will hear a chime. While holding the button that is the Genesis A button, press start. Go into the options menu. From there, play ...

Sonic Mania, in old-school Genesis fashion, features a secret Debug Mode and Level Select that players can enter into whenever they want from the title screen. If you’re not familiar, Debug Modes ...

Sonic Mania has only been in wild for a day, but already hardcore hedgehog fanatics have discovered numerous secrets, unlocks, and cheats hidden away in the game. What would a retro-style Sonic the ...

William Parks is a Game Rant editor from the USA. Upon graduating from the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts, William entered the realm of fine arts administration, ...

Sonic Mania is a love letter to its Sega Genesis era predecessors. The aesthetics, music and levels all feel like a blast from the past. So it’s no surprise that the game also keeps its traditions by ...