The SFF Podcast is a platform that brings together sonic tubers, fangame makers, and all types of artists who are primarily focused on fangames but also on the Sonic community. It is a podcast that provides a space for these artists to discuss the latest happenings in the world of Sonic fandom, share their experiences, and offer insights into the creative process behind their work.

Listeners can expect to hear from a diverse range of contributors, including fan artists, writers, musicians, and game developers. The podcast provides a unique opportunity to explore the thriving Sonic community and get an inside look at the creative minds behind some of the most exciting fan-made content out there.

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Audio Podcasts :

1 :

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3mXsaH7RnEGNIS2eWDw6nr?si=r6JvGskWT6WTJGM9PmMLUA

Interview ChaosX :

What made you want to start Sonic P06 ?

• The project started with the simple idea of "What if I tried to recreate Sonic '06 and fixed it as much as I could?", I've had this itch to recreate something related to '06 years before I created Project '06 but what gave me the final push to decide and do it was when Gistix released his very own Sonic '06 recreation back in 2017. The drive also came with the fascination I had with the game, the way it was presented, the concept, the artstyle and vibe of the game really resonated with me, which carried a lot of the motivation I had to create the project.

How do you feel about P06’s success ?

• I never saw it coming is all that comes to mind haha. I thought it would be talked about for a bit, get some hate cause of course it would given it's Sonic '06, and then be a kind of niche underground project that some people enjoy playing, but I never expected the game to blow up so much. Even though I would've liked it to not be in such a big spotlight, I'm very grateful for the chances it has given me.