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I can only say that as of today, I also cannot launch the game, except that I don't even get a window with a black screen. Instead, when I try to run Sonic Origins, the Play button in the Steam Library briefly changes to say Cancel, then Stop, and then goes straight back to Play! All in the space of a few seconds.
I did not deliberately change anything about my PC setup since yesterday (<EDIT> A Windows auto-update might have, but I don't know if that happened). So it seems unlikely to be a hardware issue unless my old-ass device is starting to malfunction without my knowledge. I am just at a loss right now. :o
Go to steam's settings (not the game's options) and click on interface. You should see
Client Beta Participation.
If it's No beta chosen, changee it to Steam Beta Update.
Your steam should restart, and then the game will work.
so I just waited a bit, like 30-40 secs and it loaded up
I think denuvo is at fault here or something, could be something on their end and its preventing the game from loading
either way this isn't good when I just literally bought this today and have 3 very capable PCs
It might be an Intel/nvidia problem or an amd/nvida/Radeon problem.
I have an amd/nvidia and never had a problem with this game.
Also this game does have a problem running on dual core cpus as the games minimum needs a quad core. Cause this game will not run on my dual core laptop.
I have a laptop with a i5 10300h and a gtx 1650
I have a desktop with a ryzen 7 5800x3D and a RTX 4070ti
I have another desktop with a ryzen 5 5500 and a rtx 2060
another desktop with a i7 9700k and a RX 580
another desktop with a i5 4440 (haswell)
I could throw together another desktop with a ryzen 3 3200g
and last resort pulling out a phenom 965 black or a fx 8350, but no ty LOL
but no ty in my case if I wait it out its 30 secs... dunno why
considering this game is on my samsung 860 evo it will load up just fine
but theres no reason it needs to take 30 secs
When that happened for me, the black screen, I think I had booted up the game a few times during the day. This is the only game that has ever done this, but truthfully speaking I'm fine with 30 secs waiting it's not the end of the world for me. I'm just genuinely curious why this is a thing.
My issue I get could be entirely different from the others, but I'm curious to know if the other people wait will anything eventually show up like it does for me?
I should state again for the record that my error is seemingly not the same, as the error others have had.
Why would more than one different kind of startup error happen to several different users, all at roughly the same time of this year? Maybe the bigger issue for me is that I don't even get an error message, just failure. Whatever's going on, it does not compute for me.
And now neither does Sonic Origins.
Should I test my entire Steam Library, to see if any other game doesn't load as well?
<EDIT1> Well, I've tried to load every game in my Library up to the beginning of the letter S. So far, not a single game has failed to load, and each one allowed me to do something in it, but I am not sure if this is telling me anything useful.
<EDIT2> All games in my Library tested to see if they would boot up, all of them do except Sonic Origins. So the only thing I can infer is that, whatever software or hardware issue I'm having now, it only stops Sonic Origins from booting.
I'm gonna leave it at that for now, that's all the info I have and there's other things I could be doing instead. :o
THANKS SEGA, WE REALLY LIKE WHAT YOU'VE DONE, WITH THE CLASSICS FROM YOUR MASCOT SERIES. That is, I would be liking it, IF I COULD PLAY THE DAMN GAME, YOU DOPEFISHES. <smh>
I did a fresh install, after deleting the folders that Origins was installed in, as well as the folders where the savefiles were kept. In a previous reinstall attempt, I did not delete the leftover folders, and so the problem persisted. But since the folder containing the executable was also where Hedgemod was installed, deleting that folder fixed the problem.
I don't even know why I'm bothering to post this, because everybody else stopped caring days ago. Oh wait, yes I do. To anyone who looks at this post in the future... It's okay, you don't have to comment here to try and help me, it's fixed. Somebody else might need help in the future though, and if it's a Hedgemod Manager problem, gamebanana.com may well be the better place to go. Even though there's no mention of the latest version making Origins unbootable. <SIGH>
Now I just have to figure out if I can still use SOMETHING, to fix the horrible music issues SEGA left in this game package. Thanks again OP, for chiming in with the solution you found. I appreciate it...
I’ve never had any mod manager stuff installed
SEGA were emailing loads of things to try and also send them - nothing, and just ignored
I got gifted the game so can’t even refund it, my only option is to hide it from my small collection of games, I’ve never known anything like it… it’s a sonic game…..