She's very much one of the core group of characters. Amy for instance has a presence in almost every main-series game since (perhaps not Colours or Lost World, I don't know much about those) but including Unleashed (with only Sonic, Tails and Eggman) and the newest game in Forces. I can only voice my own interpretation, but to me it seemed obvious that they were the choices for inclusion because they only appeared in the past. Originally posted by Everybody do the flop:is that really the reason why Ray and Mighty are playable over Amy or is it really because they happen to be long abandoned classic era characters? (Like Amy's eventually going to be.) (Yes I know it's a Puyo Puyo clone, but it had unique characters.) It's like having Has Bean playable over Amy, because Mean Bean Machine was made in the classic era. Except that Ray was never playable in the classic playstyle, while at least Amy showed up. Ray and Mighty, who have only appeared on Generations posters since the launch of the Dreamcast, speak much more directly to the series' legacy. TLDR version: Though introduced as a very minor inclusion in CD, Amy arguably represents the modern era more.
And if you were being really pedantic it would be another three years still until the first Sonic Advance gave her non-3D platformer gameplay. Originally posted by Miraglyth:In terms of first release, SegaSonic predated CD by almost four months both Mighty and Ray were playable in that unlike Amy who was not playable in any form until Sonic Drift the following year (or the year after that internationally since only Drift 2 was localised), not in a main-series game for another four years beyond that with Adventure.
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