Update 6/23 9:58 am PT: Yuji Naka has somewhat walked back his assertions that Michael Jackson is somehow involved with the music in Sonic 3. Despite longheld rumors, and a seeming confirmation that ...

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On Thursday, former Sonic Team lead Yuji Naka confirmed the longstanding rumor that Michael Jackson contributed music to Sonic 3. The singer-songwriter’s exact involvement in the soundtrack is not ...

After years of fan speculation and plenty of YouTube conspiracy theory videos, the best evidence that Michael Jackson worked on the Sonic 3 soundtrack was tweeted by the game’s producer earlier today.

Recently, Sega confirmed that Sonic 3 and Knuckles would receive changes to its soundtrack, mainly for stages such as Ice Cap Zone, Carnival Night Zone, and Launch Base Zone, likely to remove any ...

Yuji Naka has officially confirmed the long-persisting rumor that Michael Jackson did write music for the soundtrack of Sonic the Hedgehog 3. The Sonic creator revealed the news on Twitter in ...

If you grew up playing Sonic the Hedgehog 3, then you’ve probably heard about Michael Jackson supposedly being involved in the game’s soundtrack. While SEGA never really spoke much about it, series ...

There have been rumors for decades now that Michael Jackson played a part in composing the soundtrack for 1994’s Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and its companion title Sonic & Knuckles. The game has been ...

I've been saying for a while, but if Sega wanted to re-release Sonic 3&K and get enough people on board with different music, all they had to do is just get someone ...

Out of nowhere, former head of Sonic Team Yuji Naka has confirmed that Michael Jackson did in fact have a hand in the creation of the Sonic 3 soundtrack - following years of SEGA officially denying ...

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