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'''''SegaSonic the Hedgehog''''' (often referred to as '''''SegaSonic Arcade''''') is a game created by [[Hitmaker]], published by [[Sega]] and released for [[System 32]] arcade machines in June 1993 for Japan and September 1993 for the United Kingdom, and (presumedly) the United States. There are three known revisions of this game (A, B and C, respectively), and a prototype for it as well. In the game, players can choose from three characters: [[Sonic the Hedgehog]], [[Mighty the Armadillo]], or [[Ray the Flying Squirrel]]. This is the only game Ray has appeared in. The story goes that the three were captured by Eggman and placed on "Eggman Isle." On the isle, Sonic and co. must avoid traps set by Dr. Eggman by using a single button and trackball interface. This game can support up to 3 players. Recently, SegaSonic Arcade was supported with MAME version .99, with only a few minor problems. | '''''SegaSonic the Hedgehog''''' (often referred to as '''''SegaSonic Arcade''''') is a game created by [[Hitmaker]], published by [[Sega]] and released for [[System 32]] arcade machines in June 1993 for Japan and September 1993 for the United Kingdom, and (presumedly) the United States. There are three known revisions of this game (A, B and C, respectively), and a prototype for it as well. In the game, players can choose from three characters: [[Sonic the Hedgehog]], [[Mighty the Armadillo]], or [[Ray the Flying Squirrel]]. This is the only game Ray has appeared in. The story goes that the three were captured by Eggman and placed on "Eggman Isle." On the isle, Sonic and co. must avoid traps set by Dr. Eggman by using a single button and trackball interface. This game can support up to 3 players. Recently, SegaSonic Arcade was supported with MAME version .99, with only a few minor problems. | ||
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==Credits== | ==Credits== | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 3 May 2008
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| System(s): Sega System 32 |
| Publisher: Sega |
| Developer: Sega |
| Genre: 3D Platform |
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SegaSonic the Hedgehog (often referred to as SegaSonic Arcade) is a game created by Hitmaker, published by Sega and released for System 32 arcade machines in June 1993 for Japan and September 1993 for the United Kingdom, and (presumedly) the United States. There are three known revisions of this game (A, B and C, respectively), and a prototype for it as well. In the game, players can choose from three characters: Sonic the Hedgehog, Mighty the Armadillo, or Ray the Flying Squirrel. This is the only game Ray has appeared in. The story goes that the three were captured by Eggman and placed on "Eggman Isle." On the isle, Sonic and co. must avoid traps set by Dr. Eggman by using a single button and trackball interface. This game can support up to 3 players. Recently, SegaSonic Arcade was supported with MAME version .99, with only a few minor problems.
Credits
Director: T. Tsuda
Programmers: H. Kawatake, T. Hasegawa, T. Kawauchi
Designers: M. Kusunoki, K. Miyagi, M. Hoshino, S. Yamagata
Sound: H. Miyauchi, K. Hanada, N. Tokiwa
Voices: Takeshi Kusao, Hinako Yoshino, Yusuke Numata, Masaharu Satou
Special Thanks: Naoto Ohshima, S. Burton, J. Spahn, M. Sasaki, E. Taki
Original Sound Version Recordings
See SegaSonic the Hedgehog OSV for a download page.
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1991 Waku Waku Sonic Patrol Car 1993 Sonic the Hedgehog | SegaSonic Cosmo Fighter | Sonic the Hedgehog 2 | SegaSonic the Hedgehog 1996 Sonic the Fighters 2011 Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Arcade 2015 Sonic Dash Extreme 2016 Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Arcade Edition 2020 Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 - Arcade Edition Prototypes SegaSonic the Hedgehog (revision A)
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1992 UFO SegaSonic 1993 Sonic the Hedgehog | SegaSonic Popcorn Shop 1994 Sonic no Space Tours | SegaSonic Wataame Scramble | Sonic Canball | Air Circus | Curling Holiday 1997 Sonic the Hedgehog AWP 2002 Sonic & Tails Spinner 2003 CR Sonic 2007 Sonic Spinner 2008 Sonic Live! 2009 Sonic Hopper! 2010 Sonic Sports Basketball 2012 Sonic Sports Air Hockey | Oh! Ring | In the Barrel 2013 Sonic Athletics | Sonic Ghost Shooting | Sonic Brain Ranking 2016 Sonic Blast Ball 2019 Sonic Sports Kids Basketball Unknown date CoroCoro Fever (199x) | Darts Shot (199x) | Mogu-Mogu Rush (201x) | Neo Target (201x) | Circles Shoot (201x)
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