Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode IISonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode IICover art. Developer(s)Dimps. Sonic Team. Publisher(s)Sega. Director(s)Makoto Suzuki.

Producer(s)Takashi Iizuka. Hiroyuki Kawano. Designer(s)Kenji Ayukawa. Programmer(s)K. The game was developed by Dimps, with assistance from Sonic Team.

The first Sonic game, titled Sonic the Hedgehog, was a platform game released in 1991 that featured protagonist Sonic running through the game's levels in order to.

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The game was intended to emulate the original Sonic the Hedgehog titles on the Sega Genesis. Episode II was released in May 2.

PC (via Steam). A Wii version was initially planned to be released via Wii. Ware, although it was cancelled due to hardware constraints. In late 2. 01. 4, the i.

OS version was removed from the App Store due to firmware incompatibility, but in early 2. Gameplay. It plays very similarly to the previous episode, but with several enhancements. Sonic is now accompanied by Tails, either controlled by the computer or a second player via local or online co- operative play. Unlike the earlier 1.

Tails cannot be played in single- player mode, and likewise Sonic can't be played on his own. After the events of Episode I, Little Planet returns, and Dr. Eggman locates and repairs Metal Sonic. Meanwhile, Metal Sonic searches for the heroes and sees them fly away in the Tornado, following them using Tails' rocket.

As the dwarfed planet heads back into space, Sonic and Tails follow the villains to the Death Egg. Inside, they confront and defeat Metal Sonic. Later, they defeat Eggman at the heart of the base. Sonic and Tails then escape via space pods just before the Death Egg begins to explode. As the credits roll, the duo head back to Earth while the Death Egg shuts down. Cd Key Data Recovery Software.

Development. Sega Brand Manager Ken Balough stated that . Balough also stated that many of the ideas in Episode II were planned while the first episode was still under development. It was also revealed that the game would feature an updated graphics and physics engine from Episode I.

Platforms confirmed for release were Xbox Live Arcade, Play. Station Network, i. OS, Android, Windows Phone and PC. However, Sega quickly removed it. Aggregating review websites Game.

Rankings and Metacritic gave the Play. Station 3 version 6. Thomas gave the game a score of 6. Episode I, it is still missing the . With local and online co- op, it offers just enough entertainment to justify its steep episodic price. May 1. 5, 2. 01. 2. Retrieved August 3.

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