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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (ソニック ラッシュ アドベンチャー) is a sequel to ''[[Sonic Rush]]'', which is made for the [[Nintendo DS]]. The game features two playable characters: [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] and [[Blaze the Cat]]. Along with the return of [[Miles "Tails" Prower]] as Sonic's sidekick, the game introduces a new character, [[Marine the Raccoon]], who is not playable.
  
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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (ソニック ラッシュ アドベンチャー) is a sequel to ''[[Sonic Rush]]'', which is made for the [[Nintendo DS]]. The game features two playable characters: [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] and [[Blaze the Cat]]. Along with the return of [[Miles "Tails" Prower]] as Sonic's sidekick, the game introduces a new character, [[Marine the Raccoon]], who is not playable.
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A bundle consisting of the game, a t-shirt and keyring was sold in France with the name "Pack Exceptionnel". This bundle was also given away as a prize in the UK on Twitter and Facebook on 23 June 2009.{{ref|http://web.archive.org/web/20101117192713/http://blogs.sega.com:80/sonic/2009/06/22/sonic-citys-sonic-birthday-giveaway-tuesday-june-23rd-2009/}}
  
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== Story ==
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==Story==
 
Sonic and Tails are flying in their plane, the [[Tornado]], following a powerful energy signal (most likely the Jeweled Scepter, a powerful item that is introduced in this game), and get caught in a storm. They wash up on Southern Island (not to be confused with South Island), where they encounter a little girl called [[Marine the Raccoon]]. What starts off as Sonic and Tails trying to find their way off the island turns into a mission to defeat a new villain called [[Captain Whiskers]], who possesses the Jeweled Scepter. The two soon realize that they are in Blaze's dimension when they bump into each other later in the game. They receive help from Marine's koala friends and set off on an adventure, with Marine issuing herself the title of captain.
 
Sonic and Tails are flying in their plane, the [[Tornado]], following a powerful energy signal (most likely the Jeweled Scepter, a powerful item that is introduced in this game), and get caught in a storm. They wash up on Southern Island (not to be confused with South Island), where they encounter a little girl called [[Marine the Raccoon]]. What starts off as Sonic and Tails trying to find their way off the island turns into a mission to defeat a new villain called [[Captain Whiskers]], who possesses the Jeweled Scepter. The two soon realize that they are in Blaze's dimension when they bump into each other later in the game. They receive help from Marine's koala friends and set off on an adventure, with Marine issuing herself the title of captain.
  
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==Gameplay==
 
==Gameplay==
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Gameplay is largely the same as the previous ''Sonic Rush'', retaining the trick and boost elements. Unlike in ''Sonic Rush'', Sonic and Blaze share the same story, and you don't choose the character you play as when you start playing. Instead, you choose before you play a stage. Also, levels are separated into islands, and you set sail to play there in vehicles that Tails creates out of materials you find in zones. There are four vehicles in all, each with their own unique play styles. Aside from the usual normal zones, there are also sixteen one-act Hidden Islands that you can seek out on maps, which can often be completed in under a minute.
 
Gameplay is largely the same as the previous ''Sonic Rush'', retaining the trick and boost elements. Unlike in ''Sonic Rush'', Sonic and Blaze share the same story, and you don't choose the character you play as when you start playing. Instead, you choose before you play a stage. Also, levels are separated into islands, and you set sail to play there in vehicles that Tails creates out of materials you find in zones. There are four vehicles in all, each with their own unique play styles. Aside from the usual normal zones, there are also sixteen one-act Hidden Islands that you can seek out on maps, which can often be completed in under a minute.
  
 
The game sports a "pirate" theme; in lieu of that, a new pair of villains have arrived under the names of [[Captain Whisker]] and his right hand man, [[Johnny]]. "Whisker" is another name for a mustache, hence Captain Whisker and possibly Johnny are creations of [[Dr. Eggman]] and [[Eggman Nega]]. Johnny serves as Sonic's rival in the game's equivalent of Special Stages; Sonic competes with him on the Wave Cyclone for Chaos Emeralds. Unlike in the previous game, in which Blaze automatically collected Sol Emeralds by progressing through the game, Sol Emeralds are obtained by completing missions, which you can access by talking to Marine at certain points of the game.
 
The game sports a "pirate" theme; in lieu of that, a new pair of villains have arrived under the names of [[Captain Whisker]] and his right hand man, [[Johnny]]. "Whisker" is another name for a mustache, hence Captain Whisker and possibly Johnny are creations of [[Dr. Eggman]] and [[Eggman Nega]]. Johnny serves as Sonic's rival in the game's equivalent of Special Stages; Sonic competes with him on the Wave Cyclone for Chaos Emeralds. Unlike in the previous game, in which Blaze automatically collected Sol Emeralds by progressing through the game, Sol Emeralds are obtained by completing missions, which you can access by talking to Marine at certain points of the game.
  
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=== Island Map ===
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===Island map===
 
[[Image:SonicRushAdventureMap.PNG|750px]]
 
[[Image:SonicRushAdventureMap.PNG|750px]]
  
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==Voices==
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==History==
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{| class="prettytable"
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===Development===
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| Sonic the Hedgehog
 
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| [[Jason Griffith]]
 
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| Blaze the Cat
 
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The game features only one voice track in the game card 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.
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===Sales data===
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==Manuals==
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SonicRushAdventure DS US manual.pdf|Nintendo DS, US
 
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SonicRushAdventure DS CA manual.pdf|Nintendo DS, CA
 
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==Production Credits==
 
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===Sonic Team===
 
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Producer: [[Akinori Nishiyama]]<br/>
 
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Director: [[Sakae Osumi]]<br/>
 
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Art Director: [[Yuji Uekawa]]<br/>
 
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===Dimps===
 
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Producer: Kouichi Sakita<br/>
 
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Director: Yukihiro Higashi<br/>
 
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Planning Director: Masaaki Yamagiwa<br/>
 
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Planners: Takuyuki Sakamoto, Ayano Komatsu<br/>
 
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Eng Director: Katsuya Kuramoto<br/>
 
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Programmers: Takaya Yamane, Chinami Ishizaki, Shinichi Manabe, Kouji Okugawa, Kouji Hokazono, Keisuke Tanaka, Motohiro Yasaka<br/>
 
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Art Director: Kazuhiko Yamamoto<br/>
 
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Designers: Nobuyuki Kuroki, Yuko Yamanoue, Shinobu Hashimoto, Sadaki Matsumoto, Etsuko Hosokawa, Tomohiro Ozawa, Miwa Kuramitsu<br/>
 
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Sound: Hironobu Inagaki, Atsuyoshi Isemura<br/>
 
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Special Thanks: Kazuhisa Kitajima, Akane Udatsu, Maki Fukunaga<br/>
 
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===Character Voices===
 
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Japanese Character Voices: [[Jun'ichi Kanemaru]], Nao Takamori, [[Ryo Hirohashi]], Shinya Fukumatsu, Kouta Nemoto, [[Chikao Otsuka]]<br>
 
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English Character Voices: [[Jason Griffith]], [[Bella Hudson]], [[Amy Palant]], [[Mike Pollock]], Lonnie Hirsch, Christopher Pellegrini<br>
 
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===Sega Corporation Sound Staff===
 
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Sound Director: [[Teruhiko Nakagawa]]<br/>
 
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Music Composers: [[Tomoya Ohtani]], [[Seirou Okamoto]], [[Mariko Nanba]]<br/>
 
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===Sega Corporation===
 
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General Producer: [[Hiroyuki Miyazaki]], [[Takayuki Kawagoe]]<br/>
 
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Executive Management: [[Hideki Okamura]], [[Masanao Maeda]]<br/>
 
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Executive Producer: [[Hisao Oguchi]]<br/>
 
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===Sega Of America Inc.===
 
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CEO: Naoya Tsurumi<br>
 
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President And COO: [[Simon Jeffery]]<br>
 
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Vice President Of Product Development: David Cobb<br>
 
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Localization Manager: John Merlino<br>
 
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Localization Producers: Kevin Frane, [[Patrick Riley]]<br>
 
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Senior Publishing Manager: Klayton Vorlick<br>
 
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Vice President Of Sales: Sue Hughes Taigen<br>
 
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Vice President Of Entertainment Marketing: Scott A. Steinberg<br>
 
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Director Of Marketing: Don Mesa<br>
 
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Marketing Coordinator: Grant Matson<br>
 
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Public Relations Manager: Steve Groll<br>
 
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Creative Services Manager: Jen Groeling<br>
 
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Production Specialist: Heather Lucchetti<br>
 
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Vice President Of Business Development: Rob Lightner<br>
 
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Licensing Specialist: Dyna Lopez<br>
 
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Director Of Web Development: Chris Olson<br>
 
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Web Producer: Marjorie Purganan<br>
 
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Online Art Director: Rodwin Pabello<br>
 
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Flash Developer: Mike Dobbins<br>
 
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Senior Web Developer: Ricky Viray<br>
 
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Head Of Openations: Tom Dudley<br>
 
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QA Manager: Deni Skeens<br>
 
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QA Supervisor: Josh Morton<br>
 
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Senior QA Lead: Shawn Dobbins, Demetrius Griffin<br>
 
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QA Lead Tester: Teressa Guest<br>
 
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Assistant QA Lead Tester: Kyle Beverman<br>
 
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Testers: Justin Honegger, Matt Girard, Alice Grunstra<br>
 
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Compliancy Lead Analyst: Stephen Akana<br>
 
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Compliancy Assistnat Lead: Lawrence Mann, Joe Floyd<br>
 
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Compliancy Testers: Junior Sison, Eduardo Camacho, John Belcher<br>
 
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Mastering Lab Coordinator: Rhianna Kellom<br>
 
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Mastering Lab Technicians: Rey Buzon, Ray Vasquez, Scott Sampson<br>
 
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Special Thanks: [[Jason Kuo]], David Williams, Yosuke Moriya, Marcella Churchill, Lina Eriksson, Ayumi Tani, Mina Provonsha, Jamie Harvey, Peter Summersgill<br>
 
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===Sega Europe Ltd.===
 
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CEO: Naoya Tsurumi<br/>
 
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President/COO: [[Mike Hayes|Michael Hayes]]<br/>
 
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Development Director: Gary Dunn<br/>
 
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Director of European Marketing: Gary Knight<br/>
 
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Head of Studio, Localisation: Kuniyo Matsumoto<br/>
 
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Producer: Ayano Murofushi<br/>
 
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European PR: Kerry Martyn<br/>
 
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Marketing Manager: David Corless<br/>
 
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Senior Brand Manager: Helen Lawson<br/>
 
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Assistant Brand Manager: Michele Dix<br/>
 
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International Marketing Manager: Ben Chalmers-Stevens<br/>
 
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Creative Services: Alison Peat, Tom Bingle, Morgan Gibbons, Akane Hiraoka, Arnoud Tempelaere<br/>
 
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Head of Operations: Mark Simmons<br/>
 
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Purchasing Manager: Caroline Searle<br/>
 
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Operations: Natalie Cooke<br/>
 
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Online Marketing Manager: Mike Evans<br/>
 
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Online Development Manager: Nina Ahmad<br/>
 
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Online Creative Manager: Bennie Booysen<br/>
 
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Web Designer: Bennie Booysen<br/>
 
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Community Manager: Romly Broad<br/>
 
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Head of UK Marketing: Tina Hicks<br/>
 
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UK Product Manager: Phil Lamb<br/>
 
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UK PR Manager: Stefan McGarry<br/>
 
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UK Trade Marketing Manager: Clare Davis<br/>
 
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Lawyer: Mark Bennett<br/>
 
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Licensing Manager: Nivine Emeran<br/>
 
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Head of Development Services: Mark LeBreton<br/>
 
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Localisation Manager: Marta Lois González<br/>
 
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Localisation Coordinator: Giuseppe Rizzo<br/>
 
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QA Supervisor: Marlon Grant, Stuart Arrowsmith<br/>
 
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Master Technicians: John Hegarty, Jigar Patel<br/>
 
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Senior Team Lead: Julie Metior<br/>
 
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Team Lead: Renée Teloka<br/>
 
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Testers: Deanne Anderson, Kasim Rehman, Kerry Hance, Sam Leek, James Hovell, Samuel Jacobs<br/>
 
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Standards Coordinator: Mohammed Ajaib<br/>
 
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Standards Technicians: Tom East, Hiroki Saito<br/>
 
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Senior Language Team Lead: Jean-Baptiste Bagot, Sven Wittmaack<br/>
 
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Senior Language Tester: Joe Hellmann<br/>
 
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Language Testers: Raul Garcia, Julien Grelet, Ruggero Varisco<br/>
 
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DG Europe du Sud: James Rebours<br/>
 
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===Sega France===
 
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General Director: Frédéric Dumas<br/>
 
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Head of Marketing: Thomas Grellier<br/>
 
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Product Manager: Alexandre Chapt<br/>
 
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Head of PR: Franck Sébastien<br/>
 
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Press Representative: Alexandra Fiore<br/>
 
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===Theme Song "A New Venture"===
 
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Vocals: Tahirih Walker<br/>
 
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Lyrics: Sakae Osumi<br/>
 
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Music: [[Tomoya Ohtani]]<br/>
 
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Recording & Mixing Engineer: [[Yoshitada Miya]]<br/>
 
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Recording Location: SEGA DIGITAL STUDIO<br/>
 
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Recording Coordinators: [[Teruhiko Nakagawa]], Akiko Nakahata (A&K Corp. Ltd.)<br/>
 
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Created By: [[Sonic Team]]<br>
 
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Presented By: [[Sega]]<br>
 
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==Resources==
 
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===Sales Data===
 
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===Physical Scans===
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==Versions==
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{{ratings
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===Localised names===
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| kr_name=소닉 러시 어드벤처
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==Production credits==
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{{main|sega:Sonic Rush Adventure/Production credits}}
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==Manuals==
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{{main|Sonic Rush Adventure/Manuals}}
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==Promotional material==
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<gallery>
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SRA DS JP poster.jpg|Japanese promotional poster
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Sonic Rush Adventure Korean Commercial.mp4|Korean TV advert 1
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Sonic Rush Adventure Korean Commercial 2.mp4|Korean TV advert 2
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</gallery>
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==Artwork==
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<gallery>
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File:Sonic Rush Adventure logo.svg
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Image:Rush2 group.png
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Image:Rush2 group nobg.png
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Image:Rush2 sonic.png
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Image:Rush2 sonic2.png
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Image:Rush2 piratelogo.png
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Image:Sra_boat1.png
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Image:Sra_boat2.png
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Image:Sra_boat3.png
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Image:Rush2 hovercraft.png
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File:Sonic sra ds.png
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File:sra_flag.png
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File:Tails 07.png
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Image:SRA Blaze.png
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Image:sra_waterbike.png
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Image:SRA Marine.png
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Image:Captain Whiskers.png
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Image:Johnny the Pirate.png
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===Wallpaper===
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Official wallpaper available from the Sonic Team website:
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<gallery>
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File:Sra blaze 1280.jpg
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File:Sra group 1280.jpg
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File:Sra sonic 1280.jpg
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File:Sra tailsmarine 1280.jpg
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File:WALLP_sra1024X768.png
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==Physical scans==
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Sonic Rush Adventure
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System(s): Nintendo DS
Publisher: Sega (Japan, US, Europe), Nintendo (South Korea)
Developer:
Genre: Action
Number of players: 1-2
Official in-game languages:
  • English
  • Français
  • Deutsch
  • Español
  • Italiano
  • 日本語
  • 한국어
    • Release Date RRP Code Rating
    Nintendo DS
    US     		2007-09-18[1] $? NTR-P-A3YE
    NTR-A3YE-USA
    ESRB: Everyone
    Nintendo DS
    UK     		2007-09-28[2] £? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-UKV
    PEGI: 12+
    Nintendo DS
    UK
    (PEGI 3)     		20xx £? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-UKV
    PEGI: 3+
    Nintendo DS
    FR     		2007-09-28[3] €? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-FRA
    PEGI: 12+
    Nintendo DS
    FR
    (Pack Exceptionnel)     		200x  ? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-FRA
    PEGI: 12+
    Nintendo DS
    FR
    (PEGI 3)     		20xx  ? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-FRA
    PEGI: 3+
    Nintendo DS
    BX     		2007-09-28[4]  ? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-FAH
    PEGI: 12+
    Nintendo DS
    BX
    (PEGI 3)     		20xx  ? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-FAH
    PEGI: 3+
    Nintendo DS
    DE     		2007-09-28[5] €? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-NOE
    USK: 6
    Nintendo DS
    DE
    (EUR)     		2007-09-28[5] €? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-EUR
    USK: 6
    Nintendo DS
    ES     		2007-09-28[6] €? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-ESP
    PEGI: 12+
    Nintendo DS
    IT     		2007-09-28[7] €? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-ITA
    PEGI: 12+
    Nintendo DS
    JP     		2007-10-18[8] ¥4,800 (5,040)[8] NTR-P-A3YJ
    NTR-A3YJ-JPN
    CERO: A
    Nintendo DS
    AU     		2007-09-27 $? NTR-P-A3YP
    NTR-A3YP-AUS
    OFLC: General (G)
    Nintendo DS
    KR     		2009-09-17[9] ₩39,000[9] NTR-P-A3YK
    NTR-A3YK-KOR
    GRB: All
    Nintendo DS
    CA     		200x $? NTR-P-A3YE
    NTR-A3YE-CAN
    ESRB: Everyone
    Nintendo DS
    TW     		200x NT$? ?
    GSRR: 6+

    Sonic Rush Adventure (ソニック ラッシュ アドベンチャー) is a sequel to Sonic Rush, which is made for the Nintendo DS. The game features two playable characters: Sonic the Hedgehog and Blaze the Cat. Along with the return of Miles "Tails" Prower as Sonic's sidekick, the game introduces a new character, Marine the Raccoon, who is not playable.

    A bundle consisting of the game, a t-shirt and keyring was sold in France with the name "Pack Exceptionnel". This bundle was also given away as a prize in the UK on Twitter and Facebook on 23 June 2009.[10]

    Story

    Sonic and Tails are flying in their plane, the Tornado, following a powerful energy signal (most likely the Jeweled Scepter, a powerful item that is introduced in this game), and get caught in a storm. They wash up on Southern Island (not to be confused with South Island), where they encounter a little girl called Marine the Raccoon. What starts off as Sonic and Tails trying to find their way off the island turns into a mission to defeat a new villain called Captain Whiskers, who possesses the Jeweled Scepter. The two soon realize that they are in Blaze's dimension when they bump into each other later in the game. They receive help from Marine's koala friends and set off on an adventure, with Marine issuing herself the title of captain.

    Towards the end, Sonic, Blaze, and Tails tell Marine to stay behind while they pursue Whisker at his hideout, and though Marine tries to pass this off, Blaze even goes so far as to call Marine a nuisance. Heartbroken, Marine sets off on her own without the others knowing, refusing to give up. Soon, she gets captured, but Marine uses her predicament as an advantage to get back the Jeweled Scepter. Marine finally earns the respect of her friends, but only after being lectured.

    After Whisker and Johnny were seemingly defeated, the Jeweled Scepter gets stolen by Sonic's archenemy, Dr. Eggman, and Blaze's archenemy, Dr. Eggman Nega. With no other way to defeat them, Sonic and Blaze use their respective emeralds to transform and destroy their mech. Although the two could not defeat the mech, Marine merely throws a rock at its back, leaving it open for Sonic's attack.

    Finally, Sonic and Tails go back to their own dimension, and Marine stays with them the most she can on her new waterbike, the S.S. Super Marine. She vows that she will become a real captain one day and will see Sonic and Tails again, even if it means going to their dimension.

    Gameplay

    Gameplay is largely the same as the previous Sonic Rush, retaining the trick and boost elements. Unlike in Sonic Rush, Sonic and Blaze share the same story, and you don't choose the character you play as when you start playing. Instead, you choose before you play a stage. Also, levels are separated into islands, and you set sail to play there in vehicles that Tails creates out of materials you find in zones. There are four vehicles in all, each with their own unique play styles. Aside from the usual normal zones, there are also sixteen one-act Hidden Islands that you can seek out on maps, which can often be completed in under a minute.

    The game sports a "pirate" theme; in lieu of that, a new pair of villains have arrived under the names of Captain Whisker and his right hand man, Johnny. "Whisker" is another name for a mustache, hence Captain Whisker and possibly Johnny are creations of Dr. Eggman and Eggman Nega. Johnny serves as Sonic's rival in the game's equivalent of Special Stages; Sonic competes with him on the Wave Cyclone for Chaos Emeralds. Unlike in the previous game, in which Blaze automatically collected Sol Emeralds by progressing through the game, Sol Emeralds are obtained by completing missions, which you can access by talking to Marine at certain points of the game.

    Island map

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    History

    Development

    Sonic Retro emblem.svg Main article: Sonic Rush Adventure/Development

    Sales data

    Number of copies sold Sega IR Reference Platforms Regions Cumulative sales total
    114,300 FY2008 3rd Quarter and Full Year Results DS US 114,300
    234,800 " " EU 378,300

    Versions

    Localised names

    Also known as
    Language Localised Name English Translation
    English Sonic Rush Adventure Sonic Rush Adventure
    Japanese ソニックラッシュアドベンチャー Sonic Rush Adventure
    Korean 소닉 러시 어드벤처 Sonic Rush Adventure

    Production credits

    Sonic Retro emblem.svg Main article: sega:Sonic Rush Adventure/Production credits

    Manuals

    Sonic Retro emblem.svg Main article: Sonic Rush Adventure/Manuals

    Promotional material

    • Japanese promotional poster

    • Korean TV advert 1

    • Korean TV advert 2

    Artwork

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    • Rush2 piratelogo.png
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    • SRA Blaze.png
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    • SRA Marine.png
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    Wallpaper

    Official wallpaper available from the Sonic Team website:

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    Technical information

    The game features only one voice track in the game card 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.

    ROM dump status

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    CRC32 b4635e22
    MD5 049992a51f2a2f8e616ae1c55975e93e
    SHA-1 6c96c4a702b0b033661acf5be921f40225b36769
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    CRC32 0131034b
    MD5 3d4c4f73be7549251cec0aa100b16d0f
    SHA-1 f105f64da60d7e0544a96b7c4c945b07fc5fa8a2
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    Nintendo DS
    ✔
    CRC32 a546e16a
    MD5 9cef5c1a4a083fcb29d5b4de4672d330
    SHA-1 838c50fb80b3bd54b5def1f4439572222309d443
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    Nintendo DS
     ?
    CRC32 853bd56d
    MD5 54bbace67d6ee4ee5c4ddc7261b6af24
    SHA-1 2d3ef3f259f8d2cbb08529c7f07022461cfa5840
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    Nintendo DS
     ?
    CRC32 8f6a0857
    MD5 a43d4d2fa0bb1206ab115a04a05dc886
    SHA-1 8964fd8778c26b08b629cbae36024c4346d61d82
    		64MB Card (KR) English voices SonicRushAdventure DS icon.png

    External links

    References

    1. ↑ http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/f7m7NfDlUKjbGRrv1GbnIw45xA-ydLCa (Wayback Machine: 2016-05-31 15:44)
    2. ↑ https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Nintendo-DS/Sonic-Rush-Adventure-272959.html (archive.today)
    3. ↑ https://www.nintendo.fr/Jeux/Nintendo-DS/Sonic-Rush-Adventure-272959.html (archive.today)
    4. ↑ https://www.nintendo.nl/Games/Nintendo-DS/Sonic-Rush-Adventure-272959.html (archive.today)
    5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 https://www.nintendo.de/Spiele/Nintendo-DS/Sonic-Rush-Adventure-272959.html (archive.today)
    6. ↑ https://www.nintendo.es/Juegos/Nintendo-DS/Sonic-Rush-Adventure-272959.html (archive.today)
    7. ↑ https://www.nintendo.it/Giochi/Nintendo-DS/Sonic-Rush-Adventure-272959.html (archive.today)
    8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 http://sega.jp/ds/rushadv/ (Wayback Machine: 2008-01-01 07:00)
    9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 http://nintendo.co.kr/DS/soft/sonicrush/main.php (Wayback Machine: 2018-02-27 09:41)
    10. ↑ http://blogs.sega.com:80/sonic/2009/06/22/sonic-citys-sonic-birthday-giveaway-tuesday-june-23rd-2009/ (Wayback Machine: 2010-11-17 19:27)


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