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(ソニックワールドアドベンチャー, Sonikku Wārudo Adobenchā?, lit. "Sonic World Adventure"), is a game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series developed by Sonic Team Japan and published by Sega for the Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. An alternate version of the game was also developed by Sonic Team and Dimps and published for the PlayStation 2 and Wii.
follows Sonic the Hedgehog as he attempts to restore the world to normal after his nemesis, Dr. Eggman, splits the world's continents into pieces with a powerful new ray weapon and the power of the Chaos Emeralds to harness the power of Dark Gaia, as well as his struggles with his new beast form generated by Dark Gaia's energies, Sonic the Werehog.
The PlayStation 3 version was available to be streamed on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and PC via the PS Now subscription service, with PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Sony Bravia Smart TV (2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 models), Sony Blu-Ray players and Samsung Smart TV support for the service being dropped in 2017. In late November 2018, the Xbox 360 version of the game was made backwards compatible with the Xbox One, although unlike Sonic Generations, it does not support Xbox One X enhanced graphics/features but does support compatibility options for Xbox Series X and Series S since November 15, 2021 such as FPS boost which increases the games framerate from 30 FPS to 60 FPS and auto HDR to make the game visuals have brighter colors and contrasts.
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At the beginning of the story, Sonic the Hedgehog is confronting his nemesis, Dr. Eggman (formally known as "Robotnik"), aboard his flagship. Eggman then activated the ships defense systems, activating the cannons and bringing forth a horde of Egg Fighters. After seeing the obstacles, Sonic boosted forward and began dodging the batteries fired from the cannons. Bounding across the flagship, Eggman brought forth his Mech and unleashed a flurry of machine gun fire. After running across the ceiling while dodging missiles, Sonic ran through the Flagship's hallway. Eggman fired his Mech's grappling hook-like arm and grabbed Sonic. After being pulled to Eggman in the Mech's grasp, Sonic summoned the Chaos Emeralds from within himself and became Super Sonic in order to stop him, destroying Eggman's mech, Eggman fled in his Egg Mobile and fled from his Flagship. After chasing Eggman through space and destroying half of his fleet, they finally arrived at Eggman's Research Facility and knocking Eggman himself to the ground. As a trap, Eggman pretends to plead for mercy. When Sonic is close enough, he activates the Chaos Energy Cannon, which traps Sonic in the center and begins drawing the Chaos energy out of Sonic and the Emeralds in a fashion that is clearly extremely painful for him.
After the weapon is charged, Eggman fires a laser at the earth to wake a monster known as Dark Gaia, splitting the planet. The dark energy of the Emeralds is brought out by the ray, transforming Sonic into a monstrous version of himself and rendering the Chaos Emeralds gray and powerless. Eggman then opens an airlock which sucks Sonic and the drained Emeralds out into space and down to earth. While Sonic is saved from a fatal landing due to an unknown energy source, he still ends up taking a heavy fall. After pulling himself out of the dirt, Sonic encounters a winged imp-like creature. Sonic then asks the creature what his name was, and the creature couldn't remember his own name or history (which Sonic thinks he landed on him, causing the memory loss). Sonic agrees to help the creature restore his memory during their journey.
After exploring the city of Apotos, Sonic names the creature Chip and the two run into Tails at night. Tails immediately recognizes Sonic even though he is in his Werehog form and reveals that Professor Pickle of Spagonia University may be able to help them on their adventure. Once they reach Spagonia, they discover Dr. Eggman has kidnapped Professor Pickle for his knowledge on Dark Gaia. After traveling to Mazuri and freeing him, Professor Pickle explains the nature of Dark Gaia and reveals that restoring power to the Chaos Emeralds via the Gaia Temples would help the planet return to normal. Sonic then sets out to the seven Gaia Temples to restore the Emeralds and reassemble the planet. In Spagonia, Sonic and Chip run into Amy at night, who doesn't recognize Sonic in his Werehog form. He later saves Amy from Dark Gaia's influence and she, upon learning her savior's identity, decides to help Sonic and Professor Pickle. All the while, Dr. Eggman makes plans to reassemble Dark Gaia and finish Eggmanland.
During the restoration of the sixth Chaos Emerald and continent, it's revealed that Chip is in fact Light Gaia, the opposite of Dark Gaia, and he lost his memories because, like Dark Gaia, he was prematurely awakened by Eggman's laser when Eggman started the Time of Awakening, where Chip and Dark Gaia was meant to awaken, too early; likewise, Dark Gaia has not yet been fully reborn due to his premature awakening, and Sonic must stop Eggman before Dark Gaia's full powers return to his normal state.
At this point, Sonic travels to the location of the last temple, over which Eggman has built Eggmanland using an extraction of Dark Gaia's power. While Sonic is able to restore the last emerald and defeat Eggman's newest mech, Dark Gaia becomes complete, by draining the dark energy that Sonic had that turned him into Werehog, and knocking Dr. Eggman out of the way to keep the power for himself. Sonic is too weak to move so Chip uses the Gaia Temples to form a body called Gaia Colossus to combat Dark Gaia with, Sonic recovers on the Gaia Colossus and helps Chip fight Dark Gaia. Chip and Sonic hold off the beast, but Dark Gaia manages to drown the planet in darkness, achieving his fully matured form in the process. Sonic then transforms into Super Sonic using the seven Chaos Emeralds and takes Perfect Dark Gaia down with the help of Gaia Colossus, but the battle leaves him too drained of his energy to escape. As the final continent moves back into place, Chip flings Sonic back onto the surface while he remains behind. After Sonic wakes up, Chip's necklace and some parting words are found on the ground. Sonic then picks it up and puts on the necklace as a bracelet to remind them of their adventures together. The game ends as Sonic runs off with Tails, who is in the Tornado, to another adventure.
is a platforming video game, with bits of gameplay taken from past Sonic games. The player takes control of either Sonic or the Werehog, each with their own abilities and levels.
Unleashed is divided into eight Adventure Fields, all of which being divided into various Acts and a boss. The goal of Sonic Unleashed is to beat all of these Acts. These Acts are designed to make use of each character's abilities and can offer the player various secrets to find.
Playable characters
•Sonic the Hedgehog •Sonic the Werehog (first appearance) •Super Sonic
Non-playable characters
•Amy Rose •Chip (first appearance) •Gaia Colossus (first appearance) •Dark Gaia (first appearance) •Perfect Dark Gaia (first appearance) •Dr. Eggman •Miles "Tails" Prower •Professor Pickle (first appearance) •SA-55 (first appearance)
Enemies
•Aero-Cannon •Aero-Chaser •Big Mother •Cure Master •Dark Bat •Dark Bat Sniper •Dark Eel •Dark Fright •Deep Nightmare •Egg Blizzard •Egg Burst •Egg Fighter •Egg Fighter: Knight •Electric shield •Spring shield •Egg Fighter: Shield •Electric shield •Spring shield •Egg Fighter: Sword •Egg Flame •Egg Launcher (H) •Egg Launcher (H+V) •Egg Launcher (V) •Egg Shackle •Egg Shooter •Egg Typhoon •Evil Flower •Fire Master •Fright Master •Gold Aero-Cannon •Interceptor •Killer Bee •Lightning Master •Little Fighter •Little Rex •Mole Cannon •Nightmare •Power Master •Red Fright •Red Killer Bee •Red Rex •Spinner •Thunder Ball •Thunder Bat •Thunder Spinner •Titan
Nine stages exist in the game on seven continents, all of which are based on real-world locations. Each stage is placed on a different continent on earth. These locations include:
•Apotos (Windmill Isle): This level is the first level in the game and serves as the backdrop to most of the tutorials in the game. Its architecture is influenced by Greek Mediterranean architecture, like the real Greek island of Chora, Mykonos Greece. It also looks similar to the Greek city of Santorini.
•Spagonia (Rooftop Run): A level influenced by western European architecture, seemingly referencing the real Italian city of Siena.
•Mazuri (Savannah Citadel): An arid savanna level based on the Sahel region of northern Africa, more specifically referencing the Great Mosque of Djenné in Mali.
•Holoska (Cool Edge): An icy location, most likely based on Alaska (due to the name) or, broadly speaking, the indigenous cultures of far northern North America who historically have used igloos for habitation.
•Chun-nan (Dragon Road): A level inspired by Imperial Chinese architecture. It includes a run along what looks like the Great Wall.
Background
Ever since its debut in 1991, the Sonic the Hedgehog series has been one of Sega's flagship franchises, and its eponymous protagonist became the company's mascot and one of the most recognizeable characters of all time. A variety of games were released for Sega's Mega Drive and Game Gear, but did not see as many releases for the Saturn. Two games, Sonic Adventure (1998) and Sonic Adventure 2 (2001) were released for Sega's Dreamcast and helped compensate for the lack of Sonic titles on its predecessor. In early 2001, after the failure of the Dreamcast, Sega went third-party. In 2003, the first multiplatform Sonic game, Sonic Heroes, was released to mixed reviews. 2005 saw the release of Shadow the Hedgehog, which was negatively received due to the tone contrasting that of previous games. In 2006, the series' reputation plummeted with the release of the highly-anticipated Sonic the Hedgehog (or simply Sonic '06), which was critically panned by fans and the press alike. Other games, like Sonic and the Secret Rings, Sonic Rivals and Sonic Riders, all released in 2006 too, were not received with much enthusiasm either.
Conception and Hedgehog Engine
As early as 2005, Sonic Team had conceived a new installment for the Sonic Adventure series, initially given the working name Sonic World Adventure, but development for the game started to kick off after the release of Sonic '06. Deciding to learn from their mistakes, Sega gave the developers of this new title no schedule for release. The game was internally developed by Sonic Team, and Yoshihisa Hashimoto, previously a big fan of the franchise, served as director. Sonic Team was in turn split into two halves: one would make the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 release of the game, while the other would co-develop a Wii/PlayStation 2 release alongside Dimps. The team spent three years of development working on a 3D engine that would allow for much better graphics than those from previous games, particularly Sonic '06. Particle effects, colors, and animation speed were prioritized above all else. The new engine was dubbed the "Hedgehog Engine" and would be used for the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of the game.
Gameplay
During the writing of the story, Hashimoto realized that it would be useless to have so many ideas for the project and thus decided to make Sonic the sole playable character. This led to multiple arguments with his fellows, but the decision was eventually accepted. However, Hashimoto tried to go further than that to not disappoint fans and especially younger players; while making some sketches with the game's art director, Sachiko Kawamura, he wanted to "implement a stimulating element". And based on that, they wanted to make Sonic "a little wilder than usual". He added that they worked to give him a "special ability" emerging from the note that, if Sonic uses his legs and runs fast, it would be fun to have someone use their hands for a powerful and light action. Thus, they came up with the idea of the Werehog to contrast with the normal Sonic, although they knew that such concept may collide with mixed reception from fans early in development. The gameplay was then divided into two: Sonic's stages, which would feature high-speed gameplay, and the Werehog's, which would introduce fighting mechanics and platforming. It was then decided to change the game's name to Sonic Unleashed to support the Werehog feature, though in Japan, the title would still be called Sonic World Adventure. One of the main objections that the producer Yoshihisa Hashimoto had alongside the development of the game were ways to avoid having the game "on-rails" like in the past titles, but still maintaining an interactive feel while presenting vigorousness and sense of speed. This intention lead to eclectic actions; the implementation of moves such as the Quick Step, the Drift, the Stomp, and the Boost (the latter carried out from Sonic Rush); and additions of objects that change paths depending on the correctness of the button input (which would become the Real-Time Interactions). The Quick Step idea was drawn from the fact that usually, the player moves in a 3D gameplay using the , but since it is analogue, it limits the user's move to linear directions, so it would be difficult to let them run non-stop within a complicated 3D environment by the alone. Thereby, a system that allows Sonic to move quickly and avoid the obstacles was needed and that was when the technique was brought. Another concept that Hashimoto sought for was to make "more than two Rings make little difference in the game play", and so, the "Ring Energy" concept was created, in which the collection of Rings is awarded with the ability to use the Boost for longer. Additionally, due to Sonic being much faster than he was in previous titles, each action stage was conceptualized to be as long as 10 to 20 kilometers.
The title was first brought to public attention when the Sonic Unleashed name was trademarked by Sega on March 12, 2008. Screenshots of cut scenes, artwork, and a video were leaked ten days later; the title was then officially confirmed by Sega on April 3 with a small selection of screenshots and an updated video.
Initially, it was stated that Sonic Unleashed was to be intended solely as a single-player experience, and would not offer any multiplayer or online modes. This was then cast into doubt when references to online modes were alluded to around E3 2008, but a later interview re-iterated that Sonic Unleashed would have no online modes at all. A demo was available on the PlayStation Store and on Xbox Live near the game's full release.
Sonic Unleashed is a 2008 platform game developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega as part of the Sonic the Hedgehog series. The plot follows Sonic as he attempts to restore the world after his nemesis Doctor Eggman shatters it with a powerful laser to unleash Dark Gaia, an ancient evil which periodically transforms Sonic into a werewolf ...
Sonic Unleashed (ソニックワールドアドベンチャー Sonikku Wārudo Adobenchā, lit. "Sonic World Adventure"), é um jogo na série Sonic the Hedgehog desenvolvido pela Sonic Team do Japão e publicado pela Sega para Xbox 360, e PlayStation 3.
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