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Sonic, [[Tails]] and [[Knuckles]] in technical terms have had this move all the way since the [[Mega Drive]] titles, being able to run up straight inclines, and even ''upside-down'' at top speed. | Sonic, [[Tails]] and [[Knuckles]] in technical terms have had this move all the way since the [[Mega Drive]] titles, being able to run up straight inclines, and even ''upside-down'' at top speed. | ||
| − | Sonic's first real-world use of the move was in ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'''s [[Speed Highway]], where he ran down a building, but since then has used it numerous times in the same manner, even repeating the same stunt for ''[[Sonic Adventure 2]]'' in [[City Escape]]. | + | Sonic's first real-world use of the move was in ''[[Sonic Adventure]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Speed Highway]], where he ran down a building, but since then has used it numerous times in the same manner, even repeating the same stunt for ''[[Sonic Adventure 2]]'' in [[City Escape]]. |
In ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', he can ''control'' this technique and use it to run on waterfalls, along caverns and up skyscrapers. The [[Sonic Boost]] helps him stay at top speed to keep running on the wall, and even allows him to change direction. | In ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', he can ''control'' this technique and use it to run on waterfalls, along caverns and up skyscrapers. The [[Sonic Boost]] helps him stay at top speed to keep running on the wall, and even allows him to change direction. | ||
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Revision as of 16:13, 3 August 2010
Wall Running is a technique Sonic characters use to get to places they can't reach otherwise. They must be at full speed to do it though, and usually can't hold it for long.
Sonic, Tails and Knuckles in technical terms have had this move all the way since the Mega Drive titles, being able to run up straight inclines, and even upside-down at top speed.
Sonic's first real-world use of the move was in Sonic Adventure's Speed Highway, where he ran down a building, but since then has used it numerous times in the same manner, even repeating the same stunt for Sonic Adventure 2 in City Escape.
In Sonic Unleashed, he can control this technique and use it to run on waterfalls, along caverns and up skyscrapers. The Sonic Boost helps him stay at top speed to keep running on the wall, and even allows him to change direction.