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(Forgive me for butting in) It's probably because there was no level limit in Sonny 1, therefore, why your weapon is level 62.

Also:
Gambler King
Level 29 One-Handed Arms

Strength + 65
Instinct + 90
Vitality + 48
Speed + 30

Sword said to have been used by a legendary knight who often gambled his life in a single-strike duel, and never lost. (You lose 5% of your total Hp and 8 focus every turn, and the sword has a reduced chance of hitting (65%), but with each hit, you automatically get a buff, "Glorious Gambler", which increases your Instinct by 25% and Hp/Focus recovery is boosted by 10%, which stacks with each succesful hit.)

Is it a little broken?

Polycarbide Shield
Level 30 Secondary Arms
what's with the bumps on it?
Vit + 500

Yeah, it looks like a piece of a Dalek's casing.

Staff of life
Level 30
Vit+ 545
It only has 42 uses...


Spore thing

Broken Wand
Level 1 Primary Arms
+1 Speed
+2 Instinct
+1 Vitality

If only you could somehow fix it...

Fixed Wand
Level 2 Two-Handed Arms
+3 Speed
+7 Instinct
+2 Vitality

Much better

Holy Sword

Level 7 Two-Handed Arms
+777 To all Resistances
+777 Speed
+777 Instinct
+777 Vitality
+777 Strength
It has no description besides the letters FFF


If you count your fingers, FFF = 666. :P

Sword of time

+2 all abilities
+20 focus
+50 instints.

Roll Of Tape
Stacks the debuff "Taped" on hit, which lowers the enemy's speed by 50%

yeah

Nightmare Blade
+100 to all resistances
+150 to speed
On hit blinds the target reducing his speed by 1000%

You can't go above 100% when decreasing...fail.

Spartan leg

Str+ 500
THIS IS SPARTA!!!

[b]Rupture

Strength + 200
Speed + 150
Vitality + 150
Instict + 20
Whenever you attack your enemy, you steal 30% life of the damage you did with Rupture.

m16 with 500'000'000 strength!

Hexadecimal Blade
It is inscribed with 'FF'
Str + 255

wtf it automatically posted.
Level 30 two-handed arms
Hexadecimal Blade
It is inscribed with 'FF'
Str + 255
Vit + 255
Int + 255
Spd + 255

In hex, FF is 255. This means that in the early games, the maximum is usually 255. (255 lives in the Sonic games. going higher than that causes overflow and reduces lives to single digits.)