The project's scope was too much for MMF2 to handle and it was announced that Nexus would move to a new engine to be written from the ground up. Lack of object management, resulting in horrendous lag for low-end computers, was the main factor.
The water level featured in the demo, Pristine Palisade, illustrated the shortcomings of Multimedia Fusion 2. The project moved an MMF2 engine, Sonic Worlds, and the larger development team went to work on the SAGE 2007 demo. Nexus' first demo was originally created by Slingerland and Damizean. It featured the second zone of the game, Cosmic Chaos, a casino paradise. The original demo was created in Multimedia Fusion 1.5 in the 360 v2.0 Sonic engine by Damizean. Sonic Nexus’ development began in August of 2006 as a one-act demo at the 2006 Sonic Amateur Games Expo.
Damizean: Programmer, Level and Character Graphics.The Taxman: Developer of the Retro Sonic Engine, Lead Programmer, Level and Character Graphics.Slingerland: Director, Producer, Level Designer, Level Graphics, Concept Artist.
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