Sonic Heroes

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Sonic Heroes
System(s): GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Windows PC, PlayStation 3
Publisher: Sega Sega PC (JP)
Developer: Sonic Team Sonic Team USA
Distributor: Sonokong (KR)
Genre: Action
Number of players: 1-2
Official in-game languages: 日本語 English Français Deutsch Español Italiano
Release Date RRP Code Rating US 2004-01-27 $49.95 SLUS-20718 US (Greatest Hits) 2006 $? SLUS-20718GH EU (Promo) 2004 €? SLES-51950 UK 2004-02-06 £? SLES-51950 INL-P51950-UK UK (Platinum) 2004-10-08 £19.99 SLES-51950P INL-P51950-PL-UK FR 2004-02-06 €? SLES-51950 INL-P51950-FR FR (Platinum) 2004-10-08 €? SLES-51950P INL-P51950-PL-FR DE 2004-02-05 €? SLES-51950 INL-P51950-GE DE (Platinum) 2004-10-08 €? SLES-51950P INL-P51950-PL-GE DE (Platinum alt) 2004-10-08 €? SLES-51950P INL-P51950-PL-GX ES 2004-02-06 €? SLES-51950 INL-P51950-SP ES (Platinum) 2004-10-08 €? SLES-51950P INL-P51950-PL-SP JP 2003-12-30 ¥6,980 (7,329) SLPM-65431 AU 2004-02-06 $? ? AU (Platinum) 2004-10-22 $? SLES-51950 ANZ/P INL-P51950-PL-AU KR 2003-12-08 ₩? ? KR (BigHits) 2008-04-17 ₩? ? IT 2004-02-06 €? SLES-51950 INL-P51950-IT IT (Platinum) 2004 €? SLES-51950P INL-P51950-PL-IT US 2004-01-06 $49.95 DOL-P-G9SE DOL-G9SE-USA US (Player's Choice) 2004 $? DOL-P-G9SE DOL-G9SE-USA UK 2004-02-06 £? DOL-P-G9SP DOL-G9SP-UKV UK (Player's Choice) 2004-10-08 £? DOL-P-G9SP DOL-G9SP-UKV FR 2004-02-06 €? DOL-P-G9SP DOL-G9SP-FRA FR (Player's Choice) 2004 €? DOL-P-G9SP DOL-G9SP-FRA DE 2004-02-06 €? DOL-P-G9SP DOL-G9SP-NOE DE (Player's Choice) 2004 €? DOL-P-G9SP DOL-G9SP-NOE ES 2004-02-06 €? DOL-P-G9SP DOL-G9SP-ESP ES (Player's Choice) 2004 €? DOL-P-G9SP DOL-G9SP-ESP JP 2003-12-30 ¥6,980 (7,329) DOL-P-G9SJ DOL-G9SJ-JPN AU 2004-02-06 $? DOL-P-G9SP AU (Player's Choice) 2004 $? DOL-P-G9SP JP 2003-12-30 ¥6,980 (7,329) Z76-00001 US 2004-01-27 $49.99 64034 US (Platinum) 2005 $? 64034 UK 2004-02-06 £? INL-X04302-UK UK (Classics) 2004-10-08 £? INL-X04304-CL-UK SE04304E-SE-CL UK (Best of Classics) 200x £? INL-X04304-BC-UK UK (Demo) 200x £? ? FR 2004-02-06 €? INL-X04302-FR FR (Classics) 200x  ? INL-X04304-CL-FR SE04304E-SE-CL DE 2004-02-06 €? INL-X04302-GE DE (Classics) 200x  ? INL-X04304-CL-GE SE04304E-SE-CL IT 2004-02-06 €? INL-X04302-IT AU 2004-02-06 $99.95 ? AU (Classics) 200x $? ? JP 2004-12-09 ¥6,800 (7,140) HCJ-0366 US 2004-11-16 $19.95 ? UK 2004-11-26 £? SEGA-PC008-UK INL-S008-UK UK (Sold Out) 200x £4.99 ? UK (MAD) 200x £9.99 ? FR 2004-11-26 €? SEGA-PC008-FR INL-S008-FR FR (Xplosiv) 200x  ? ? FR (Hits Collection) 200x  ? SNH3854AF SNH8AF-WRP FR (Just For Gamers) 200x  ? ? DE 2004-11-26 €? SEGA-PC008-GE INL-S008-GE DE (Software Pyramide) 200x  ? ? ES 2004-11-26 €? SEGA-PC008-SP INL-S008-SP ES (Best of Atari) 200x  ? ? IT 2004-11-26 €? SEGA-PC008-IT INL-S008-IT PT 200x  ? ? PT (Top Games) 200x  ? ? RU 200x  ?RUB ? SG (Replaygem) 200x  ? ? GR 200x  ? ? AU (Five Star Games) 200x $? FSG-SEGA-PC008-AU KR 200x ₩? ? SE (PC Best Buy) 200x  ?kr 181038 BR 200x R$? ? AR 20xx  ? SYX26125SC IL 200x  ? ? EU ▼ 2012-02-22 €9.99 NPED-00034 DE ▼ 2012-02-22 €9.99 NPED-00034 UK ▼ 2012-02-22 £7.99 NPED-00034 AU ▼ 2012-02-22 $14.95 NPED-00034 JP ▼ 2014-09-17 ¥1,200 (1,296) NPJD-00060

Sonic Heroes (ソニック ヒーローズ) is a 3D Sonic the Hedgehog video game released for the PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Xbox and later Windows PC. It was the first original Sonic game to be released for a non-Sega home console.

The game sees 12 playable Sonic characters work in teams to stop Dr. Eggman, in a story meant to take place after the events of Sonic Adventure 2.

Story

Metal Sonic has been upgraded to a new form, dubbed "Neo Metal Sonic", and takes over the Eggman Empire. With his new body, Neo Metal changes his shape to the form of Dr. Eggman and challenges Sonic and crew again to defeat his new scheme. Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles "Tails" Prower, and Knuckles the Echidna gladly accept and race off to tackle the doc's latest plan, not knowing who is really behind this. Meanwhile, Rouge the Bat swings in on one of Eggman's old fortresses and discovers Shadow the Hedgehog in a capsule. He is guarded by E-123 Omega, the last robot in the E-Series. After an odd encounter, Rouge, Shadow, and Omega join up to find out what happened to Shadow and to get revenge on Eggman for locking them away.

At a resort, Amy Rose looks at an ad that shows Sonic in it with a chao and a frog. After getting over boredom, Amy, Cream the Rabbit, and Big the Cat decide to find Sonic and get what they want back. Elsewhere, in a run down building, the Chaotix Detective Agency receive a package that contains a walkie-talkie. Tempting them, Vector the Crocodile, Charmy Bee, and Espio the Chameleon decide to work for this mysterious person, so they can earn some money. Their client is later revealed to be the real Dr. Eggman.

These four teams of heroes all show up to the Egg Fleet's Final Fortress and battle Neo Metal Sonic in the Egg Emperor armor. Here the Chaotix find Eggman locked up then they beat him up upon realizing they aren't getting paid. They then find out that he was locked up here by his own creation. Rouge also discovers a room full of Shadow Androids. She begins to think that they might not have found the real Shadow but Omega tells her that the original must exists somewhere for there to be copies.

Afterwards, all the heroes find Neo Metal Sonic, transforming into Metal Madness with the data he collected from battling them. He declares that all living things should kneel before their master. Dr. Eggman believes that no one could defeat this monster, but then everyone pulls out the Chaos Emeralds they had collected earlier. The doctor states that even with them their chances are slim, but Sonic has no doubt they will win. Shadow tells Sonic, Tails and Knuckles that they will buy them some time so they can Super transform. As Metal Madness transforms further into Metal Overlord, Sonic uses the emeralds to turn into Super Sonic and he powers up Tails and Knuckles so they can help in the final battle.

Once defeated, Metal Overlord reverts back to his original form. Sonic tells him that anytime he wants a rematch to just let him know. Then he starts running away from Amy. Rouge says she's off to steal someone else's treasure and Knuckles chases after her. The Chaotix then go after Eggman to get their money. And Omega holds up the body of the deactivated Metal Sonic.

Gameplay

Sonic Heroes is a 3D action platform game in which players control one of four pre-configured "teams", each comprised of three characters with unique abilities. The player can cycle between who takes the lead (and thus which "formation" to use) at any point, with the remaining two members attempting to follow. All characters can run and jump, collect Rings and fight Eggman's robots.

While there are subtle differences between them, each team has members which fulfill one of three roles; a "Speed Type (blue), which as the name suggests allows for faster play and grants the leader the ability to perform moves like the Homing Attack and Rocket Accel, a "Fly Type" (yellow), allowing the player to ascend short distances, and a "Power Type" (red) which gives the player more power to overcome certain obstacles. Levels are typically beaten by utilising the abilities of all three, with the game necessitating the player to level up all three of their characters by collecting Power Cores.

In addition, each team also has a Team Blast skill, allowing for multiple on-screen enemies to be taken out at once. These moves can only be performed when the "Team Blast Gauge" becomes full, which is achieved by collecting rings and destroying enemies. Each of the four teams follow a different, but intertwined, storyline, occasionally having to do battle with one another.

In addition to normal levels, Sonic Heroes brings back the concept of collecting Chaos Emeralds in Special Stages. Players need to find the Special Stage Key in each level and reach the goal without taking damage to gain access, with the true ending not being seen until all teams have collected all 7 Emeralds.

• In the opening scene of Team Chaotix's story, there are pinned papers on a notice board behind Vector, showing concept drawings of the robots used in the original Sonic game.
• If one stands around for a while when playing as Team Chaotix, Vector will say "I forgot to pay the electric bill back at the office." Charmy will also say "Can we go now?"
• in non boss battle levels depending on the character who earned the most points (and possibly the most power cores) will say a phrase depending on the rank e.g. Amy - A rank - "We're like awesome or Sonic - E rank - "Shoot not my day"

Teams

	Team Sonic
	Speed: Sonic the Hedgehog Fly: Miles "Tails" Prower Power: Knuckles the Echidna
	This team and associated levels are designed to be of medium difficulty, and contain high-speed sections. Their Team Blast, Sonic Overdrive, consists of Knuckles throwing Tails, who spins to gain momentum, and throws Sonic, who attacks surrounding enemies multiple times. During the final boss, each team member, under Super Transformation, performs the same attack as Sonic.
	Team Dark
	Speed: Shadow the Hedgehog Fly: Rouge the Bat Power: E-123 Omega
	This team and associated levels are designed to be of hard difficulty, requiring skill and concentration to endure heavy battle. Their Team Blast, Chaos Inferno, consists of Shadow performing Chaos Control, whilst Omega, lifted up by Rouge, fires large lasers whilst rotating the top half of his body. It also freezes time momentarily once complete, so that all enemies are frozen in place.
	Team Rose
	Speed: Amy Rose Fly: Cream the Rabbit and Cheese Power: Big the Cat
	This team and associated levels are designed for younger players, with shorter missions. Their Team Blast, Flower Festival sees Big bouncing Amy and Cream on top of his umbrella with a shower of flowers raining down on them. All three members level up by one and grants them temporary invincibility, high running speed, and a shield.
	Team Chaotix
	Speed: Espio the Chameleon Fly: Charmy Bee Power: Vector the Crocodile
	This team and associated levels provide a different experience, as most are mission-based, and are only complete when the mission target is met. The mission objectives vary by level, such as having to collect items, defeating a certain number of enemies or reaching the Goal Ring without being detected by enemies. Their Team Blast, Chaotix Recital, sees Espio, Charmy, and Vector singing and playing instruments badly, causing all of the surrounding enemies to explode, whilst Ring bonuses are received for each enemy destroyed. Collecting Rings also refills the gauge, potentially allowing the player to perform another Blast immediately after the first is complete.

Stages

Much like the 2D games, Sonic Heroes has a 2-Act and boss structure similar to Zones. Unlike those games, the levels are not named Act 1 and Act 2 (though the Special Stages are labeled as such) but they function in a similar manner, but as the story is completed for all of them, it does list them in Zone-styled order.. Each set of 2 stages are based around one of the classic Sonic level themes.

Level theme	Act 1	Act 2	Boss
Tropical island	Seaside Hill	Ocean Palace	Egg Hawk
Urban	Grand Metropolis	Power Plant	Team Battle
Carnival/Casino	Casino Park	Bingo Highway	Robot Carnival
Mountain/Canyon	Rail Canyon	Bullet Station	Egg Albatross
Jungle	Frog Forest	Lost Jungle	Team Battle 2
Spooky/Supernatural	Hang Castle	Mystic Mansion	Robot Storm
Flying fortress	Egg Fleet	Final Fortress	Egg Emperor

The game requires that all 4 teams complete all of the stages and get all 7 Chaos Emeralds before progressing to the Last Story, where all 4 teams participate.

2P Play mode

Sonic Heroes has a multitude of mini-games for two players to compete in, similar to the multiplayer mode in Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. At the beginning, only Action Race is available, but more mini-games can be unlocked by collecting Emblems in the single player mode. Every minigame has three dedicated stages to choose from, and if "ALL" is selected, then both players play a best-of-three match.

Mode	Emblems required	Rules	Stages
Action Race	0	The objective of this minigame is to reach the Goal Ring before the opposing team does. This is the only mode available from the beginning of the game.	Seaside Hill Grand Metropolis BINGO Highway
Battle	20	In this mode, both players' teams battle against each other to force each other off the edge of the stage. The first team to force all three of the opposing team's members off the stage is the winner. If the battle goes on for too long, it is declared a draw, and both teams must fight again.	City Top Casino Ring Turtle Shell
Special Stage Race	40	In this mode, both players race through a Special Stage to pursue the fleeing Chaos Emerald before it reaches the end of the stage. The first team to claim the Emerald is the winner.	Special Stage 1 Special Stage 2 Special Stage 3
Ring Race	60	In this mode, both teams compete to collect the most Rings within the time limit. Players may attack each other to push them back or to make them drop Rings.	Egg Treat Pinball Match Hot Elevator
Bobsled Race	80	In this mode, both players control a team each riding on a Bobsled on specially-designed courses. To win, a player must complete three laps of the stage before the other player can do so, or survive longer than the other player. Any teammates lost from crashing into obstacles are restored on the next lap.	Seaside Course City Course Casino Course
Quick Race	100	This mode is similar to Action Race, except the stages are shorter. The Goal Ring is placed in the middle of the stage with both players starting on opposite ends of the stage, and both players must race through mirrored layouts seperate from each other.	Road Rock Mad Express Terror Hall
Expert Race	120	This mode uses the same rules as Action Race and Quick Race, except the stages are harder and longer.	Rail Canyon Frog Forest Egg Fleet

Unlockables

Super Hard

When all 120 Emblems have been collected and all 141 A-Ranks have been achieved, Super Hard mode will be unlocked in 1P Play. In this mode, the player must play through all 14 stages sequentially as Team Sonic. The object and enemy layouts in this mode are more difficult than those seen in Team Dark's stages, no score is tallied at the end of each stage, and there are no bosses. When the final stage, Final Fortress, has been cleared, the game ends with the credits.

Theme songs

• 'Sonic Heroes' - Main Theme: Unlocked at start.
• 'We Can' - Team Sonic Theme: Beat Story Mode with Team Sonic.
• 'This Machine' - Team Dark Theme: Beat Story Mode with Team Dark.
• 'Follow Me' - Team Rose Theme: Beat Story Mode with Team Rose.
• Team Chaotix Theme: Beat Story Mode with Team Chaotix.
• 'What I'm Made Of' - Ending Theme: Beat the LAST story.

CG Theatre

• Team Sonic Movie: Beat Story Mode with Team Sonic.
• Team Dark Movie: Beat Story Mode with Team Dark.
• Team Rose Movie: Beat Story Mode with Team Rose.
• Team Chaotix Movie: Beat Story Mode with Team Chaotix.
• Last Cinema: Complete Last Story in story mode.

Past references

As characters interact, they sometimes make references to past Sonic games:

• Amy: "This weather reminds me of our last attack on the Egg Carrier!" (allusion to Sonic Adventure) in Final Fortress, even though she was not actually part of the attack and was only on the Egg Carrier because she had been kidnapped.
• Amy: "This place reminds me of Casinopolis!" (allusion to Sonic Adventure) in Casino Park, even though she never actually entered the Casinopolis stage during the course of Sonic Adventure. It should be noted that she does not mention Casinopolis in the Japanese version of this game.
• Knuckles: "We have jungle mushrooms on my island too, but not this huge!" (allusion to Mushroom Hill Zone from Sonic & Knuckles) in Frog Forest.
• Shadow: "Space? Did you say SPACE?" when replying to Rouge who said, "We might even be at the edge of space." (allusion to Shadow's "fatal fall" from space in Sonic Adventure 2) in Egg Fleet.
• Shadow: "Some things never change, do they?" as a response to Rouge mentioning going after the Master Emerald at the end of Team Dark's story (allusion to Sonic Adventure 2).
• Metal Sonic: "I was created for the sole purpose of destroying you," when addressing Sonic (allusion to Sonic CD) in Metal Overlord.
• Knuckles: "The Egg Carrier is nothing compared to this!" (allusion to Sonic Adventure) in Final Fortress.
• Big: Big's quest for Froggy is reminiscent of his story in Sonic Adventure. In addition, the giant frogs in Frog Forest and Lost Jungle appear to be the same as Froggy.
• Rouge: "I haven't heard from the President lately." (allusion to Sonic Adventure 2) while the player stands still for a while on any stage.
• E-123: "I couldn't even beat Gamma or Beta..." (allusion to Sonic Adventure) when completing a stage with an E-rank.

Manuals

Main article: Sonic Heroes/Manuals

Voice actors

This is one of the final Sonic games in which the voice actors from the Sonic Adventure games recorded their voices. Newer games in the series, from Shadow the Hedgehog on, are recorded by the cast of Sonic X. Many Sonic fans were angered by the change and have sent demands to Sega to rehire the original voice cast from this game and the Sonic Adventure series. Some said this, however, was unlikely to happen, especially considering the passing of Deem Bristow who voiced Dr. Eggman in this and all previous 3D Sonic games.

Sonic and Metal Sonic are voiced by the same actors in both the English and Japanese versions.

Role	English	Japanese
Sonic the Hedgehog	Ryan Drummond	Junichi Kanemaru
Doctor Eggman	Deem Bristow	Chikao Otsuka
Miles "Tails" Prower	William Corkery	Ryo Hirohashi
Knuckles the Echidna	Scott Dreier	Nobutoshi Canna
Shadow the Hedgehog	David Humphrey	Kōji Yusa
Rouge the Bat	Lani Minella	Rumi Ochiai
E-123 Omega	Jon St. John	Taiten Kusunoki
Amy Rose	Jennifer Douillard	Taeko Kawata
Cream the Rabbit	Sarah Wulfeck	Sayaka Aoki
Big the Cat	Jon St. John	Takashi Nagasako
Espio the Chameleon	Bill Corkery	Yuuki Masuda
Vector the Crocodile	Marc Biagi	Kenta Miyake
Charmy Bee	Emily Corkery	Yōkō Teppōzuka
Metal Sonic	Ryan Drummond	Junichi Kanemaru
Omochao	Lani Minella	Etsuko Kozakura

The PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions have both voice language tracks included in the game disc. The PlayStation 2 version, together with a multi-lingual text language option, is the only version featuring an additional option to switch between both English and Japanese voice language, though this is only present in the Japanese and North American versions. The EU/PAL PlayStation 2 version removes this feature and only has the text language option present, defaulting the voices automatically to the system language. Since the Xbox version doesn't feature any language option at all, neither of text nor of voice, the only way to have the Japanese voices in this version is changing the console language to Japanese in order to set the game entirely in Japanese.

The GameCube and PC versions feature only one voice track in the disc (discs in the case of the PC version) and according to the regional version, due to size constraints. The Western versions have the English voice language whereas the Japanese version has the Japanese one, while the text language is entirely multi-lingual and manually selectionable in all regional versions. Since the PC version requires to be installed in the hard disk, it is not a difficult task to swap the voice files in order to have the desired voice language.

History

Development

Main article: Sonic Heroes/Development

Legacy

Although the plot for Sonic Heroes is somewhat sparse, a large portion of it is a set-up for 2005's Shadow the Hedgehog especially Team Dark's story.

The PlayStation 2 version was later re-released on the PlayStation 3 through the PlayStation Network.

Also released on

• Sonic Heroes & Super Monkey Ball Deluxe for Xbox and Nintendo GameCube (2005)
• Sonic PC Collection for the PC (2009)

Production credits

Main article: Sonic Heroes/Production credits

Sales data

Number of copies sold	Sega IR Reference	Platforms	Regions	Cumulative sales total
850,000	2004 Sega Corp. Annual and Flash Reports	PS2/XB/GC	US	850,000
420,000	"	"	EU	1,270,000
150,000	"	"	JP	1,420,000
200,000	FY2006 1st Quarter Results	"	N/A	1,620,000
210,000	FY2007 Interim Results	"	US	1,830,000
210,000	FY2007 Full Year Results	"	"	2,040,000
1,080,000	The Magic Box - US Platinum Videogame Chart	PS2	US	"

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✔	CRC32 3678c419 MD5 f3cddd03f558a2e867026000d835c522 SHA-1 a16359cac60ab279ec86a7b9b96123df69523ed3	4,698,767,360		DVD-ROM (JP)	SLPM-65431 (V1.01)
✔	CRC32 886b6d11 MD5 80f301b0488edbc2ace94a8c3f3dd025 SHA-1 9fdb03097c55c0adecb044de304f3e7657c45a31	4,698,767,360		DVD-ROM (KR)	SLKA-25122 (V1.01)
?	CRC32 d79a2994 MD5 fd93b72ba8215c2b8a762a7b4f4f5756 SHA-1 0df6b550050523a7d8df7df02e52fb376311169b	2,302,312,448	2003-09-28	DVD-R				Page
?	CRC32 e5aaff97 MD5 9d295da14e743e900f89e39dbcd6a574 SHA-1 fff6812990e15958b26d11f32dd3591a531e7e49	7,825,162,240		DVD-ROM (US)
✔	CRC32 3caa261a MD5 fdcf85beb74dc4cdf78272a573db0336 SHA-1 813c695946b8999dcc99164d9eb482fd96b4801b	7,825,162,240		DVD-ROM (EU)
?	CRC32 484b696e MD5 e3e1d479b8e6368f4d4367d987bec268 SHA-1 51e3749acf2fadc50d7cb4274a56a07632b32c02	7,825,162,240		DVD-ROM (JP)
?	CRC32 MD5 SHA-1		2003-05-09	Xbox HDD	E3 version			Page
?	CRC32 MD5 SHA-1		2003-11-24	DVD	Review build			Page

External links

• Official website on Sega.com (archive)
• Official website (Japanese) (archive)
• Sega of Japan catalogue pages (Japanese): GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, PC (archive)
• Sonic Heroes on PlayStation.com: PlayStation 2: JP, US, UK, KR; PlayStation 3: JP
• Sonic Heroes on PlayStation Store: JP, UK, AU
• Nintendo catalogue pages: JP (archive), UK
• Sonic Heroes on Xbox.com: US (archive)

References

Sonic the Hedgehog games for the following systems

2001  Sonic Adventure 2: Battle     2002  Sonic Mega Collection     2003  Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut | Sonic Heroes     2005  Sonic Gems Collection | Shadow the Hedgehog | Duo Pack: Sonic Heroes/Super Monkey Ball 2     2006  Sonic Riders      Unknown date  Sonic Team JoyCarry Collection  Prototypes  Sonic Mega Collection (prototype; 2002-08-15) | Sonic Adventure Prereleases | Sonic Heroes Prereleases

2003  Sonic Heroes     2004  Sonic Mega Collection Plus     2005  Sonic Gems Collection | Shadow the Hedgehog     2006  Sonic Riders | Sega Genesis Collection     2008  Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity | Sonic Unleashed     2009  Sega Fun Pack: Sonic Mega Collection Plus & Shadow the Hedgehog      Demos  Sonic Riders Trial Version  Prototypes  Sonic Mega Collection Plus (prototype; 2004-08-18) | Sonic Riders (prototype; 2005-12-08)

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	2003  Sonic Heroes     2004  Sonic Mega Collection Plus     2005  Shadow the Hedgehog | 2 in 1 Combo Pack: Sonic Heroes/Super Monkey Ball Deluxe | 2 in 1 Combo Pack: Sonic Mega Collection Plus/Super Monkey Ball Deluxe     2006  Sonic Riders      Prototypes  Sonic Heroes (Xbox E3 version)  Unreleased  Sonic Gems Collection | Sonic the Hedgehog Extreme

Retail

1996  Sonic the Hedgehog CD | Sonic the Hedgehog The Screen Saver | Sonic's Schoolhouse     1997  Sonic & Knuckles Collection | Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island     1998  Sonic R     2003  Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut     2004  Sonic Heroes     2006  Sonic Mega Collection Plus | Sonic Riders     2010  Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing     2011  Sonic Generations     2013  Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed     2022  Sonic Speed Simulator      Demos  Sonic Heroes Trial Version  Unreleased  SonicPC