India, Oct. 13 -- Michael Jackson reportedly contributed to the music of Sega's blockbuster video game Sonic the Hedgehog 3 in 1993 but chose to remove his name from the credits after becoming dissatisfied with how the soundtrack sounded on the gaming console. The revelation, shared by his musical collaborator Brad Buxer, offered insight into the pop icon's uncredited involvement in the popular gaming franchise.
Jackson's Secret Gaming Collaboration
Jackson worked with Buxer and other musicians to develop music for the third instalment of the Sonic the Hedgehog series. According to Buxer, Jackson contacted him for assistance with the project, leading to a collaboration that remained largely out of public view.
The team reportedly created...