Sonic X-Treme Windows game

In 2014, ASSEMbler Games member Jollyroger acquired a source code archive of Point of View's work on Sonic X-treme. This archive contains the source for builds v37, v40 of Ofer Alon's engine and their level Editors titled "Sonic Boom" on PC , and Pieces of v53 Level editor along with level data and a Never seen before engine programmed from Scratch by Point of View. The PC engines requires a nVidia Diamond Edge 3D NV1 video card, NV1 SDK and a Windows 95 system to work.

The v37 engine has been recompiled in the latest version of Visual Studio and The NV1 renderer code was converted to render in OpenGL instead. It was released for first time On February 23, 2015 as a single level demo . The level featured in this release was the same version of Jade Gully featured in the E3 1996 trailer.

Later on at the same year, More versions of the engine were released, v40 which featured a Fisheye 360 Degrees view and an Updated version of v37 which Included several Incomplete test levels and allowed running them Manually with ease , And a Sega Saturn port of Point Of View's engine, Jollyroger expects other updates which goes beyond the "As-Is" Phase by modifying several aspects of the gameplay in the hope of Reaching a Semi-completed version of the game, He has claimed he's working on resurrecting the v53 Source code .However nothing was yet confirmed .