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{{Bob|bobscreen=SonBattle.gif|publisher=Sega|developer=Sonic Team]] / [[Dimps|system=Game Boy Advance|europe=February 27, 2004|usa=January 5, 2004|japan=December 4, 2003|genre=Fighting|seealso=Sonic the Fighters}} | {{Bob|bobscreen=SonBattle.gif|publisher=Sega|developer=Sonic Team]] / [[Dimps|system=Game Boy Advance|europe=February 27, 2004|usa=January 5, 2004|japan=December 4, 2003|genre=Fighting|seealso=Sonic the Fighters}} | ||
'''''Sonic Battle''''' was an attempt at a fighting game based on the ''Sonic Adventure'' era characters, differing heavily from ''[[Sonic Championship|Sonic the Fighters]]''. | '''''Sonic Battle''''' was an attempt at a fighting game based on the ''Sonic Adventure'' era characters, differing heavily from ''[[Sonic Championship|Sonic the Fighters]]''. | ||
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==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
| − | Producer: [[Yuji Naka]] | + | Producer: [[Yuji Naka]]<br/> |
| − | Director: Tomoyuki Hayashi | + | Director: Tomoyuki Hayashi<br/> |
| − | Battle Mode Planner: Tomoyuki Hayashi | + | Battle Mode Planner: Tomoyuki Hayashi<br/> |
| − | Story Mode Planner: Asahiko Kikuchi | + | Story Mode Planner: Asahiko Kikuchi<br/> |
| − | Planning Support: Mizuki Hosoyamada, Ai Mashima | + | Planning Support: Mizuki Hosoyamada, Ai Mashima<br/> |
| − | System & Com Programmer:Yoshihiko Toyoshima | + | System & Com Programmer:Yoshihiko Toyoshima<br/> |
| − | Story Mode Programmer: [[Takahiro Hamano]] | + | Story Mode Programmer: [[Takahiro Hamano]]<br/> |
| − | Battle Mode Programmer: Tomoyuki Hayashi | + | Battle Mode Programmer: Tomoyuki Hayashi<br/> |
| − | Minigame Programmers: Nobuo Nakagawa, Yoshihiko Toyoshima | + | Minigame Programmers: Nobuo Nakagawa, Yoshihiko Toyoshima<br/> |
| − | Chief Animator: Yasuda Denneikoushi | + | Chief Animator: Yasuda Denneikoushi<br/> |
Character Animators: Sachi Nakamura, Asao Furukawa, Hiroaki Ishige, Ryuta Kawasaki, Kentaro Sakamoto | Character Animators: Sachi Nakamura, Asao Furukawa, Hiroaki Ishige, Ryuta Kawasaki, Kentaro Sakamoto | ||
| − | Map Designer: Toru Kawaguchi | + | Map Designer: Toru Kawaguchi<br/> |
| − | Advertise Designers: Takeshi Ichimura, Miho Hyakutake, Takao Kawase | + | Advertise Designers: Takeshi Ichimura, Miho Hyakutake, Takao Kawase<br/> |
| − | Minigame Designer: Takao Kawase | + | Minigame Designer: Takao Kawase<br/> |
| − | Illustrator: Hisanobu Kometani | + | Illustrator: Hisanobu Kometani<br/> |
| − | Design Coordinator: [[Yuji Uekawa]] | + | Design Coordinator: [[Yuji Uekawa]]<br/> |
| − | Character Design Support: Hiroshi Tanigawa, Tomoki Miyazaki, Arito Chujo, Noriko Shibuya, Norichika Neguro, Masaru Kuribayashi | + | Character Design Support: Hiroshi Tanigawa, Tomoki Miyazaki, Arito Chujo, Noriko Shibuya, Norichika Neguro, Masaru Kuribayashi<br/> |
| − | Sound Creators: [[Tatsuyuki Maeda]], [[Kenichi Tokoi]], Hideaki Kobayashi | + | Sound Creators: [[Tatsuyuki Maeda]], [[Kenichi Tokoi]], Hideaki Kobayashi<br/> |
| − | Character Voices (Japanese): [[Jun'ichi Kanemaru]] ([[Sonic the Hedgehog]]), Ryo Hirohashi ([[Miles "Tails" Prower]]), Nobutoshi Kanna ([[Knuckles the Echidna]]), Taeko Kawata ([[Amy Rose]]), Taiten Kusunoki ([[E-102 Gamma]]), Kouji Yusa ([[Shadow the Hedgehog]]), Rumi Ochiai ([[Rouge the Bat]]), Sayaka Aoki ([[Cream the Rabbit]]), Chikao Otsuka ([[Dr. Eggman]]) | + | Character Voices (Japanese): [[Jun'ichi Kanemaru]] ([[Sonic the Hedgehog]]), Ryo Hirohashi ([[Miles "Tails" Prower]]), Nobutoshi Kanna ([[Knuckles the Echidna]]), Taeko Kawata ([[Amy Rose]]), Taiten Kusunoki ([[E-102 Gamma]]), Kouji Yusa ([[Shadow the Hedgehog]]), Rumi Ochiai ([[Rouge the Bat]]), Sayaka Aoki ([[Cream the Rabbit]]), Chikao Otsuka ([[Dr. Eggman]])<br/> |
Character Voices (English): [[Ryan Drummond]] (Sonic), William Corkery (Tails), Scott Dreier (Knuckles), Jenny Douillard (Amy), [[Jon St. John]] (Gamma), David Humphrey (Shadow), Lani Minella (Rouge), Sarah Wulfeck (Cream), [[Deem Bristow]] (Eggman) | Character Voices (English): [[Ryan Drummond]] (Sonic), William Corkery (Tails), Scott Dreier (Knuckles), Jenny Douillard (Amy), [[Jon St. John]] (Gamma), David Humphrey (Shadow), Lani Minella (Rouge), Sarah Wulfeck (Cream), [[Deem Bristow]] (Eggman) | ||
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===Boxart=== | ===Boxart=== | ||
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Image:sbattle-box-us.jpg|US Boxart | Image:sbattle-box-us.jpg|US Boxart | ||
Image:sbat_eu_boxart.jpg|EU Boxart | Image:sbat_eu_boxart.jpg|EU Boxart | ||
| − | + | </gallery> | |
===Hacking Guides=== | ===Hacking Guides=== | ||
| − | * [[Sonic Community Hacking Guide/Sonic Battle]] | + | * [[SCHG:Sonic Battle|Sonic Community Hacking Guide/Sonic Battle]] |
{{SonicAdvGames}} | {{SonicAdvGames}} | ||
[[Category:Game Boy Advance Games]] | [[Category:Game Boy Advance Games]] | ||
Revision as of 14:20, 10 June 2006
{{Bob|bobscreen=SonBattle.gif|publisher=Sega|developer=Sonic Team]] / [[Dimps|system=Game Boy Advance|europe=February 27, 2004|usa=January 5, 2004|japan=December 4, 2003|genre=Fighting|seealso=Sonic the Fighters}} Sonic Battle was an attempt at a fighting game based on the Sonic Adventure era characters, differing heavily from Sonic the Fighters. Some found it fun - some found it tedious. It was centerred around the ancient mechanoid Emerl, named by Sonic because of his ability to absorb emeralds. It was originally called Gizoid.
The game-play was 4 player isometric, and played somewhat like Powerstone without items, or moving stages.
Before you were spawned, you had a choice of which special attacks you could use - each character has 3. You choose one to be performed on the ground, one to be performed in air (the style of attack differs by quite a lot depending on which), or you can not use it at all, but guard against all other attacks of that type.
It had a single player story mode - which actually, debatedly, has the best story in the entire series; it doesn't take itself too seriously and gives us a better look at the characters.
The main problem people had with this was that it was long and tedious to upgrade Emerl - he got XPs from each fight, but you needed to fight around 10 long tedious fights before you could get a new move.
It is also the first Sonic game to feature swearing - in Japan, Rouge calls Eggman a "bastard" for hacking into a computer before she did.
Production Credits
Producer: Yuji Naka
Director: Tomoyuki Hayashi
Battle Mode Planner: Tomoyuki Hayashi
Story Mode Planner: Asahiko Kikuchi
Planning Support: Mizuki Hosoyamada, Ai Mashima
System & Com Programmer:Yoshihiko Toyoshima
Story Mode Programmer: Takahiro Hamano
Battle Mode Programmer: Tomoyuki Hayashi
Minigame Programmers: Nobuo Nakagawa, Yoshihiko Toyoshima
Chief Animator: Yasuda Denneikoushi
Character Animators: Sachi Nakamura, Asao Furukawa, Hiroaki Ishige, Ryuta Kawasaki, Kentaro Sakamoto
Map Designer: Toru Kawaguchi
Advertise Designers: Takeshi Ichimura, Miho Hyakutake, Takao Kawase
Minigame Designer: Takao Kawase
Illustrator: Hisanobu Kometani
Design Coordinator: Yuji Uekawa
Character Design Support: Hiroshi Tanigawa, Tomoki Miyazaki, Arito Chujo, Noriko Shibuya, Norichika Neguro, Masaru Kuribayashi
Sound Creators: Tatsuyuki Maeda, Kenichi Tokoi, Hideaki Kobayashi
Character Voices (Japanese): Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic the Hedgehog), Ryo Hirohashi (Miles "Tails" Prower), Nobutoshi Kanna (Knuckles the Echidna), Taeko Kawata (Amy Rose), Taiten Kusunoki (E-102 Gamma), Kouji Yusa (Shadow the Hedgehog), Rumi Ochiai (Rouge the Bat), Sayaka Aoki (Cream the Rabbit), Chikao Otsuka (Dr. Eggman)
Character Voices (English): Ryan Drummond (Sonic), William Corkery (Tails), Scott Dreier (Knuckles), Jenny Douillard (Amy), Jon St. John (Gamma), David Humphrey (Shadow), Lani Minella (Rouge), Sarah Wulfeck (Cream), Deem Bristow (Eggman)
Resources
Boxart
US Boxart
EU Boxart
Hacking Guides
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2001 Sonic Advance | Tiny Chao Garden 2002 Sonic Advance 2 2003 Sonic Pinball Party | Sonic Battle 2004 Sonic Advance 3 | Sonic X: A Super Sonic Hero 2005 Sonic Advance & Sonic Pinball Party | Sonic Advance & ChuChu Rocket! | Sonic Advance & Sonic Battle | Sonic Battle & ChuChu Rocket! | Sonic Pinball Party & Sonic Battle | Sonic Pinball Party & Columns Crown 2006 Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis Demos Sonic Advance 3
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