Knuckles the Echidna was intended for Sonic 3, but due to timing, Sega creatively split the game, leading to a unique cartridge experience with lock-on technology.
Sonic & Knuckles remains memorable not for its gameplay alone, but for its strange, innovative cartridge design that allowed it to connect with other games.
The bulky Sonic & Knuckles cartridge, with its unique flap and lock-on feature, transformed gameplay, allowing Knuckles to be playable in Sonic 2.
The innovative concept of 'lock-on technology' not only enhanced Sonic & Knuckles but also created a new experience by integrating with earlier Sonic titles.
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