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Sonic being chased by a giant Orca in Emerald Coast, as seen in Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure DX: Director's CutĪlthough Sonic R was the first 3D Sonic game, the full leap into 3D platforming was made with Sonic Adventure, a launch title for the Sega Dreamcast console. This allowed the player to control Sonic in a small 3D world similar to the Green Hill Zone from the original game it contained no enemies and was mainly a means of accessing the disc's multimedia features such as BGM's, illustrations and even commercials. In addition to containing Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic 2, Sonic 3 and Sonic & Knuckles, it also included a "Sonic World" mode. In 1997, a compilation entitled Sonic Jam was released for the Saturn.
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Sonic 3D was developed by Traveller's Tales, although Sonic Team worked on the Special Stages in the Saturn/PC version. They had enhanced graphics and a different sound track, composed by Richard Jacques.
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Sega Saturn and Windows PC conversions followed to cover the hole of the cancellation of Sonic X-treme. Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island, an isometric, pseudo-3D ("2.5D") game, was released for the Mega Drive in 1996. However, due to time constraints and issues between STI and the Japanese division of Sega and Sonic Team, the project was cancelled in the last months of 1996. This game was intended to compete with Nintendo's Super Mario 64. The Sega Technical Institute tried to develop a "true" Sonic game for the Saturn called Sonic X-treme. However, the games also feature numerous sections involving precise jumping between platforms and avoiding of hazards, although these sections do not require "pixel-perfect" judgement and are perhaps more lenient than most platform games of the era. The stages are also similar to roller coasters in that many sequences involve Sonic being thrown along pre-set paths with little input from the player, which has led to criticism that the player can complete a Sonic game merely by holding the pad in one direction. Roller coaster-like loops and corkscrews are also common in Sonic games, as are giant pinball machines with flippers and bumpers which knock Sonic around like a ball.
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Their controls are fairly basic and do not deviate much from the genre standard the selling point of the series is the incredible speed of the playable characters, who usually have the ability to run uphill, walls, and even ceilings. Most two dimensional Sonic titles are platform games viewed from a side-on perspective. The main antagonist throughout the series, Robotnik's aim is to rule the planet and establish the Eggman Empire to achieve this, he usually attempts to eliminate Sonic and acquire the powerful Chaos Emeralds. The games feature Sonic's attempts to save his planet from various threats, primarily the evil genius Dr. Nearly all games in the series feature a teenage hedgehog named "Sonic the Hedgehog" as the central player character and protagonist.