Sonic the Hedgehog (Didj game)
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Sonic the Hedgehog | ||||||||||
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System(s): Didj custom learning system | ||||||||||
Genre: Educational | ||||||||||
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Sonic the Hedgehog is an early childhood educational cartridge for the Didj handheld game console. It is the second Sonic-themed game to be released for a Leapfrog game console.
There are about 10,000 words that are available for download ready to be used in the games many word puzzles. Levels are themed after Emerald Hill Zone, Hydrocity Zone, Scrap Brain Zone, Chemical Plant Zone, and many others.
Gameplay
Sonic's moves are comparable to the 16-bit games although he is equipped with new moves such as a homing attack and a wall grip. There are also rings and badniks scattered around the level, not to mention boss encounters.
The game features a large number of word puzzles which are accessible by finding and going through large rings that are scattered around the levels. Once going through the large ring the player is transported to another room where the word puzzles are given to the player. The words puzzles require words to be spelled out by using the contraptions in the room. If a word puzzle is solved the player is rewarded a large amount of rings.
Production Credits
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG
- Developed for the Didj by: Realtime Associates, Inc.
- President: Dave Warhol
- Producer: Cheryl Higa
- Production Support: Jack Loh
- Technical Director: Eugen Condur
- Programmers: Michael Fleming, Steve Winston, Brian Balamut
- Game Designer: Glenn Storm
- Level Designers: Chris Weeks, Jack Loh
- Technical Art Director: Tim Jones
- Art Director: Jeff Cook
- Sprite Artist: Connie Goldman
- Kat Macrae
- Romeo Flores
- Phil Nguyen
- Shippy Ohka
- Jo Ann Faustino
- and the original Sonic Team
- Executive: Chris Cocks David Schwartz
- Production: Megan Atchley, Justin Cinicolo, Michael Kosaka, David Perkinson
- Design: Michael Kosaka, Justin Cinicolo, John Korellis
- Curriculum Design: Jim Gray, Suzanne Barchers, Dr. Don Cummings, Laura Donahue, Elizabeth Young, Justin Cinicolo
- Art & Animation: Mark Tellegen, Sasha Houdek, John Korellis, Louise Dockstader, Leslie Arvio, Dov Jelen, Delia Stone
- Audio: Mark Langman, Brian Walker, Ricardo Leigh, Kevin Riley, Sudhu Tewari, Aram Shelton, Christina Kowalchuk
- Software:Chris Fernandes, Lovica Callisti, Dennis O'Brien
- Developer Support:Ian McIntosh, Stacey Li, Kimberley Rathbun, Terri Hannon
- QA:Debbie Yandl, Alex Stahl, Tim Smith
- Marketing:Monica Brown, Chad Weiner, Juliana Wu, Wayne Samdahl
- International: Anja McClellan, Georgene Poulakidas
- Licensing:Doug Carlucci, Lennell Jones
- Legal:Anna Silva, Carmelia Stanton
- Contract:Roger Noyes, Kid Lab, Alissa McLean, Erica Atencion
- Special Thanks:Jeff Katz, Nancy MacIntyre, Bill Chiasson, Bill Campbell, Mike Houlahan, Mike Chai, Michael Dodd, Martin Pidel, Rob Moon, Dave Stauffer, Hilda West, Hamid Butt, Jeff Grant, Yakov A. Blyakhman, Virginia Schmitt, Teresa Cameron, Scott Esters, Ruth Nathan, Robert Escobar, Moana Sherrill, Mark Bartscher, Mariko Nobori, Laura McCombs, Jonathan Bach, John Chapin, Jameel Din, Irvan Krantzler, David Siegel, Christina Bergschneider, Cameron McCaddon, Brad Carlton, Armando Sanchez, Anthony Greene, Alex Potts, and All the kids that helped test our game.
- Cindy Chau
- Dyna Lopez
- Jun Senoue
- Kazuyuki Hoshino
- Keith Palmer
- Takashi Iizuka
Manual
Physical scans
External Links
- Sonic Didj commercial on Youtube.
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