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But if you don't want to bother with figuring all that stuff out, Sonic Origins is still a solid deal for what it is.
The Sega Classics Emulator is easy to use. Which do u recommend? Pros/Cons? Does Sonic 3 on Sega Classics have the original music?
One of the big cons for the Sega Mega Drive Classics emulator is that it has a lot of overhead in it (at least if you go for the Game Room version) that can cause input lag, slowdown in games and emulation errors.
The actual extracted ROMs from that collection (there are tools online which I won't link, but which are legal) can, however, be run in any Mega Drive emulator of choice, which opens up plenty options.
In contrast, the Sonic Origins collection has native Retro Engine ports of Sonic 1 through 3 in it that run in a mostly stable manner, with just a few bugs in there and with some nice bonus features thrown in.
The downside is that because these are essentially total remakes of the games, they aren't running on any of the original ROM files, and thus you can't extract ROM files from them for personal use.
But the Origins version does have full vocals for the intro and outro songs.