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STI disbanded after the cancellation of Sonic X-treme.

The Sega Saturn port of the game was used as a last resort and back up plan to release a Sonic game for Christmas 1996 after the cancellation of Sonic X-treme.

In addition to the original Sega Mega Drive / Genesis version, Sonic 3D was also available for the Sega Saturn to make up for the cancellation of Sonic X-treme, which was intended to be Saturn's big game for the 1996 holiday season.

The Sega Saturn was the more difficult console to program for with some titles being dropped during the development process ( STI's Sonic X-treme for example ), and therefore the 3-D graphics on its third party games often lacked the luster of the PlayStation or Nintendo 64 ( N64 ), a severe disadvantage at the dawn of 3-D games on home consoles.

Sonic X-treme was a cancelled platform video game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series.

In 2006, the game's director, Chris Senn, opened the Sonic X-treme Compendium web site and began revealing large amounts of the game's development history to the public, including videos of early footage, a playable character named Tiara, and a large amount of previously unreleased concept music related to the title.

The Sonic X-treme debacle has been cited as a reason for the ultimate failure of the Sega Saturn.

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