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| rdfs:comment | - Sonic Triple Trouble (conocido en Japón como Sonic & Tails 2) es un juego en 2D para la Game Gear desarrollado por Aspect y distribuido por Sega en 1994 para la portátil Sega Game Gear protagonizado por Sonic el Erizo y su compañero Tails. Éste es el único juego de la saga Sonic para la Game Gear que tiene un modo contrarreloj. Además, es la primera aparición de Knuckles en una consola de videojuegos de 8-Bits y la tercera aparición después de su primera aparición en Sonic 3 y su segunda aparición en Sonic & Knuckles. El juego es una secuela de Sonic Chaos
- Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble (jap. ソニック&テイルス2 Sonikku to Teirusu Tsū, lit. "Sonic & Tails 2") oder kurz Sonic Triple Trouble genannt, ist ein Spiel für den SEGA Game Gear. Das Spiel wurde 1994 von Aspect entwickelt und von SEGA veröffentlicht. Es ist die Fortsetzung zu Sonic Chaos.
- Released exclusively for the Sega Game Gear in 1994, Sonic Triple Trouble--or Sonic & Tails 2 as it is called in Japan--is the sequel to Sonic Chaos, and is considered one of the best Sonic the Hedgehog games to appear on the handheld, mostly due to it being the closest in feel to its 16-Bit brothers on the Sega Genesis. It features the debut of Fang The Sniper (or Nack The Weasel as he was called in the English versions). Amusingly, on the American and European boxarts, Robotnik is depicted in a slightly modified version of his Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog incarnation.
- Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble (ソニック&テイルス2 Sonikku to Teirusu Tsū?, lit. "Sonic & Tails 2"), also simply known as Sonic Triple Trouble, is a platforming game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series for the Sega Game Gear. First released in November 1994, it was developed by Aspect and published by Sega. Unlike many Game Gear titles, an official Master System port was never released. It acts as a standalone sequel to Sonic Chaos, and features several gameplay mechanics and power-ups from that game.
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| Platforms | - Game Gear, Nintendo 3DS
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- GameCube, PC, PlayStation 2
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| Título | - Sonic the Hedgehog: Triple Trouble
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| Sendedaten | - * Nordamerika 15.10.1994
* Japan 11.11.1994
* Europa November 1994
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| Media | - Cartridge, CD-ROM, Digital download
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| abstract | - Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble (ソニック&テイルス2 Sonikku to Teirusu Tsū?, lit. "Sonic & Tails 2"), also simply known as Sonic Triple Trouble, is a platforming game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series for the Sega Game Gear. First released in November 1994, it was developed by Aspect and published by Sega. Unlike many Game Gear titles, an official Master System port was never released. It acts as a standalone sequel to Sonic Chaos, and features several gameplay mechanics and power-ups from that game. Sonic Triple Trouble follows Sonic and Tails' adventure to gather six Chaos Emeralds before Dr. Robotnik manages to do so and involves two other adversaries, marking the first appearance of the semi-recurring character Nack the Weasel (later known as Fang the Sniper), and Knuckles' first appearance in a handheld game. Like many other Sonic-themed Game Gear games, Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble was re-released in numerous compilation titles or as unlockable game. The standalone game was re-released on the Nintendo 3DS in March 2012.
- Released exclusively for the Sega Game Gear in 1994, Sonic Triple Trouble--or Sonic & Tails 2 as it is called in Japan--is the sequel to Sonic Chaos, and is considered one of the best Sonic the Hedgehog games to appear on the handheld, mostly due to it being the closest in feel to its 16-Bit brothers on the Sega Genesis. It features the debut of Fang The Sniper (or Nack The Weasel as he was called in the English versions). Somehow finally collecting the six Chaos Emeralds without catching the attention of Sonic, Dr. Robotnik was testing his Atomic Destroyer weapon, when suddenly an accident scattered them once more. Robotnik was able to find one of them, but of course, Sonic and Tails learned about what happened, and now they're off to find the other five before Robotnik can. Expecting this would happen, Robotnik once again deceives Knuckles The Echidna into believing that Sonic and Tails are trying to steal the Emeralds. Thus, Knuckles becomes a nuisance that tries to inhibit the duo's progress. As all of this is happening, Fang The Sniper, a half-wolf-half-weasel obsessed with riches, has successfully collected the other five, and has hidden them in five Special Stages each. He's clueless about their power, but bets they'll make him filthy rich. Are you up to the challenge of thwarting this Triple Trouble? In addition to the Pogo Spring and Rocket Shoes from Sonic Chaos, Triple Trouble also gives both playable characters (Sonic and Tails) their own special modes of travel. In Robotnik Winter Zone, Sonic can shred on a snowboard (far more flexible then in Ice Cap Zone in Sonic The Hedgehog 3), and in Tidal Plant Zone, he can equip himself with scuba jets, which actually allow the blue hedgehog, well known for his Super Drowning Skills, to swim, though for a limited time. Meanwhile, Tails--in Tidal Plant Zone--can pilot the Sea Fox submarine, which comes equipped with a torpedo launcher and easy up-and-down movement while underwater. Amusingly, on the American and European boxarts, Robotnik is depicted in a slightly modified version of his Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog incarnation.
* Amusement Park of Doom: Sunset Park.
* Comic Book Adaptation: A 48-page special by Archie Comics.
* Cool Plane: The Tornado, which appears in some of the Special Stages.
* Down the Drain: Tidal Plant Zone.
* Eternal Engine: Atomic Destroyer Zone.
* Evil Overlooker: Robotnik in the American and European box art.
* Green Hill Zone: Great Turquoise Zone.
* Slippy-Slidey Ice World: Robotnik Winter Zone.
* Terrible Trio: Robotnik, Knuckles (by virtue of his gullibility) and Nack the Weasel, hence the US title.
* Turtle Power: The first boss of the game is a metallic flying turtle.
* Underwater Base: Tidal Plant seems pretty industrial. It's effectively Labyrinth Zone but with even more water and more machines.
* Underwater Boss Battle: Surprisingly, the first part of the first boss has you underwater, jumping out to hit a turtle robot. Tidal Plant's boss much later in the game is entirely underwater.
* Warmup Boss: The first boss, a flying turtle, is actually incapable of directly harming you--the only way it can is for you to get knocked into it by a spring moto-bug while being out of your ball form.
* Zero Effort Boss: Some of the boss encounters with Nack in the special stages.
- Sonic Triple Trouble (conocido en Japón como Sonic & Tails 2) es un juego en 2D para la Game Gear desarrollado por Aspect y distribuido por Sega en 1994 para la portátil Sega Game Gear protagonizado por Sonic el Erizo y su compañero Tails. Éste es el único juego de la saga Sonic para la Game Gear que tiene un modo contrarreloj. Además, es la primera aparición de Knuckles en una consola de videojuegos de 8-Bits y la tercera aparición después de su primera aparición en Sonic 3 y su segunda aparición en Sonic & Knuckles. El juego es una secuela de Sonic Chaos
- Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble (jap. ソニック&テイルス2 Sonikku to Teirusu Tsū, lit. "Sonic & Tails 2") oder kurz Sonic Triple Trouble genannt, ist ein Spiel für den SEGA Game Gear. Das Spiel wurde 1994 von Aspect entwickelt und von SEGA veröffentlicht. Es ist die Fortsetzung zu Sonic Chaos. Das Spiel wurde auch in der 2005-erschienenen Spielesamllung Sonic Gems Collection für den Nintendo Gamecube und auch Sony PlayStation 2 sowie als Virtual Console im 3DS eShop ad dem 15. März 2012 in Nordamerika. Aber auch in Sonic Adventure bzw. Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut kann das Spiel gespielt werden, falls man 160 Missionen gemeistert hat.
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