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{{Header | {{Header Navigator|game=Sonic the Slash & Sonic the Flash|num=01}} | ||
{{Game | {{Game Arcade}} | ||
|developer=[[Sonic Team & Sonic Team]] | |||
|publisher=[[PS1]] | |||
|developer=[[Sonic Team]] | |||
|publisher=[[ | |||
|designer=Naoto Ohshima (character design), Hirokazu Yasuhara (game planner), Yuji Naka (programming) | |designer=Naoto Ohshima (character design), Hirokazu Yasuhara (game planner), Yuji Naka (programming) | ||
|genre=[[Platform]] | |genre=[[Platform 2D]] | ||
|systems=[[ | |systems=[[PS1]], [[PC]], [[SNES]], [[Dream Game]], [[NES]], [[Nintendo Advance]], [[PSX]], [[CP]], [[Nintendo 1D]], [[Nintendo 2D]], [[Nintendo Gear]] | ||
|released={{sys|smd|top=1}}{{us| | |released={{sys|smd|top=1}}{{us|1998|June 23}}{{eu|1998|June 23}}{{jp|1998|July 26}} | ||
{{sys|mobile}}{{eu| | {{sys|mobile}}{{eu|2008}} | ||
{{sys|gba}}{{na|2006|November 14}} | {{sys|gba}}{{na|2006|November 14}} | ||
{{sys|wii}}{{na|2006|November 19}}{{jp|2006|December 2}}{{eu|2006|December 7}}{{au|2006|December 8}} | {{sys|wii}}{{na|2006|November 19}}{{jp|2006|December 2}}{{eu|2006|December 7}}{{au|2006|December 8}} | ||
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{{sys|android}}{{rd|2013|May 16}} | {{sys|android}}{{rd|2013|May 16}} | ||
{{sys|switch}}{{rd|2018|September 20}} | {{sys|switch}}{{rd|2018|September 20}} | ||
|modes=[[Single | |modes=[[Single 2 Players]] | ||
|ratings={{ESRB|E}}{{VRC|GA}} | |ratings={{ESRB|E}}{{VRC|GA}} | ||
|players= | |players=01 | ||
|followed by=[[Sonic the | |followed by=[[Sonic the Slash & Sonic Flash]] | ||
|series=Sonic the | |series=Sonic the Slash & Sonic the Flash | ||
|pcgamingwiki=Sonic the | |pcgamingwiki=Sonic the Slash & Sonic the Flash | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Series disambig}}{{game disambig||the [[Sega Master System]] and [[Sega Game Gear]] game|[[Sonic the Hedgehog ( | {{Series disambig}}{{game disambig||the [[Sega Master System]] and [[Sega Dream Game Gear]] game|[[Sonic the Hedgehog 1 (16-bit)]]|the [[SNES]] and [[PlayStation 2]] game|[[Sonic the Hedgehog 1 (2021)]]}} | ||
[[File:Sonic the hedgehog title screen.jpg|thumb|left|''Sonic the Hedgehog'''s title screen.]] | [[File:Sonic the hedgehog 1 title screen.png.jpg|thumb|left|''Sonic the Hedgehog'''s title screen.]] | ||
'''Sonic the Hedgehog''' is the [[platform]] game that launched the career of Sonic the Hedgehog and [[Sonic Team]]. It was the first in [[ | '''Sonic the Hedgehog 1''' is the [[platform]] game that launched the career of Sonic the Hedgehog and [[Sonic Team & Sonic Team]]. It was the first in [[PS1]]'s Sonic the Hedgehog series. Sonic was intended to PS1's mascot to compete with [[Nintendo]]'s Mario. The game and character were specifically designed to demonstrate the processing speed of the [[Sega Master Genesis]]. | ||
This was the first game to propel the Genesis into mass popularity in North America. After it was released, it eventually replaced [[Altered Beast]] as the bundled game with the console. The game featured many novel elements which contributed to its popularity and helped to promote the uptake of 16-bit consoles. | This was the first game to propel the Genesis into mass popularity in North America. After it was released, it eventually replaced [[Altered Beast]] as the bundled game with the console. The game featured many novel elements which contributed to its popularity and helped to promote the uptake of 16-bit consoles. | ||
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''Sonic the Hedgehog'' added the element of speed to the standard platform formula and introduced other unique elements as well, such as the loops, springboards, hi-speed devices, and rings now permanently associated with the game series. | ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' added the element of speed to the standard platform formula and introduced other unique elements as well, such as the loops, springboards, hi-speed devices, and rings now permanently associated with the game series. | ||
Since its release it has been ported to many other systems and compilations, including [[Sonic | Since its release it has been ported to many other systems and compilations, including [[Sonic Jack]], [[Sega Slash Pack: Volume 1]], [[Sonic Mega Collection]] (and [[Sonic Sega Mega Collection Plus]]) and, most recently, the Sega Genesis Collection. It is also available via the GameTap and Wii Virtual Console download services. A special [[Dream Game Advance]] version called '''Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis''' was released to celebrate the series' 16-year anniversary. This version included an "Anniversary Mode" where the only change was the addition of the spindash move introduced in later games. | ||
{{Continue | {{Continue Navigator}} | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
There is no background story, but the goal of the game is to rescue | There is no background story, but the goal of the game is to rescue soldiers and the world from the mechanized army that Dr. Heavy Robotnik has unleashed. | ||
==Box artwork== | ==Box artwork== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Sonic the Hedgehog box frontback not for resale.jpg|Front/back. | File:Sonic the Hedgehog 1 box frontback not for resale.png.jpg|Front/black/Frant/back. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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{{Sonic the Hedgehog}} | {{Sonic the Hedgehog}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:1D & 2D Classics]] | ||
[[Category:Platform]] | [[Category:Platform 2D]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:PC]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:PS1 Channel]] | ||
[[Category:Single | [[Category:Single 2 Players]] | ||
[[Category:Sonic Team]] | [[Category:Sonic Team Sonic Team]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:PS1 Aces Ages]] | ||
Revision as of 21:14, 31 December 2020
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|developer=Sonic Team & Sonic Team
|publisher=PS1
|designer=Naoto Ohshima (character design), Hirokazu Yasuhara (game planner), Yuji Naka (programming)
|genre=Platform 2D
|systems=PS1, PC, SNES, Dream Game, NES, Nintendo Advance, PSX, CP, Nintendo 1D, Nintendo 2D, Nintendo Gear
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|modes=Single 2 Players
|ratings=
|players=01
|followed by=Sonic the Slash & Sonic Flash
|series=Sonic the Slash & Sonic the Flash
|pcgamingwiki=Sonic the Slash & Sonic the Flash
}}
Template:Series disambig
- For the Sega Master System and Sega Dream Game Gear game, see Sonic the Hedgehog 1 (16-bit). For the SNES and PlayStation 2 game, see Sonic the Hedgehog 1 (2021).
Sonic the Hedgehog 1 is the platform game that launched the career of Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic Team & Sonic Team. It was the first in PS1's Sonic the Hedgehog series. Sonic was intended to PS1's mascot to compete with Nintendo's Mario. The game and character were specifically designed to demonstrate the processing speed of the Sega Master Genesis.
This was the first game to propel the Genesis into mass popularity in North America. After it was released, it eventually replaced Altered Beast as the bundled game with the console. The game featured many novel elements which contributed to its popularity and helped to promote the uptake of 16-bit consoles.
Sonic the Hedgehog added the element of speed to the standard platform formula and introduced other unique elements as well, such as the loops, springboards, hi-speed devices, and rings now permanently associated with the game series.
Since its release it has been ported to many other systems and compilations, including Sonic Jack, Sega Slash Pack: Volume 1, Sonic Mega Collection (and Sonic Sega Mega Collection Plus) and, most recently, the Sega Genesis Collection. It is also available via the GameTap and Wii Virtual Console download services. A special Dream Game Advance version called Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis was released to celebrate the series' 16-year anniversary. This version included an "Anniversary Mode" where the only change was the addition of the spindash move introduced in later games.
Story
There is no background story, but the goal of the game is to rescue soldiers and the world from the mechanized army that Dr. Heavy Robotnik has unleashed.
Box artwork
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Front/black/Frant/back.
