A single featuring Right Said Fred’s Wonderman, which was used to promote this game, was released by in 1994.
This is the German 12″ version on Blow Up. It features the the 12″ and the 7″ edit on side A and an instrumental of each on side B.
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Wonderman
A single featuring Right Said Fred’s Wonderman, which was used to promote this game, was released by in 1994.
This is the UK 12″ version on Tug Records. It features the the 12″ and the 7″ edit on side A and an instrumental of each on side B.
Wonderman
A single featuring Right Said Fred’s Wonderman, which was used to promote this game, was released by in 1994.
This is the UK 7″ version on Tug Records. It features the 7″ edit on side A and an instrumental on side B.
The Pink Album
This is an album made by Kirby’s Dream Band featuring rock covers of music from mainly Kirby’s Dream Land, but also Street Fighter II, Sonic The Hedgehog 2, Chrono Trigger, Cave Story, Final Fantasy IV, and Pokémon Red & Blue.
It is a 2LP. It comes in a gatefold jacket with a pink front cover and gatefold art by Maiko with each band member drawn as Kirby.
It was self-released after a succesful Kickstarter-campaign in 2013. It is limited to 300 copies on pink marbled vinyl.
Super Sonic Dance Attack
A single titled Super Sonic Dance Attack was released by Inter Galactica Dance Club in 1992 on RCA.
This is the promo 12″ version. This version is missing a remix version that was included on the commercial version.
Super Sonic Dance Attack
A single titled Super Sonic Dance Attack was released by Inter Galactica Dance Club in 1992 on RCA.
This is the regular 12″ version.
The Better One Wins
A single titled The Better One Wins was released by T.I.C. (feat. Michelangelo) on Edition Lizaki in 1992.
Supersonic
A single titled Supersonic was released by H.W.A. (featuring Sonic The Hedgehog) on Internal Affairs in 1992.
The artist name, H.W.A., is an abbreviation of “Hedgehogs With Attitude”. The proceeds that SEGA made from the sales of this record was donated to a charity that helps children with learning difficulties.
This is the 12″ version.
Supersonic
A single titled Supersonic was released by H.W.A. (featuring Sonic The Hedgehog) on Internal Affairs in 1992.
The artist name, H.W.A., is an abbreviation of “Hedgehogs With Attitude”. The proceeds that SEGA made from the sales of this record was donated to a charity that helps children with learning difficulties.
This is the 7″ version.
(They Call Me) Sonic
A 12″ single titled (They Call Me) Sonic was release by German trance artist Sonic in 1996 on CNR Music.