Talk:Sonic Rush
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[edit] Sega's mascot being advertised by Nintendo
It's so funny that's this link was put up: Sonic Rush at Nintendo.com. I never would have thought we'd be seeing a Sonic game at a Nintendo site. Even after the GBA and Gamecube Sonic games, it still seems weird. -Hyad 08:05, August 2, 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Cleanup
Spelling/Grammar Correction... this article was rather painful. Screen was spelled with three Es. I fixed what I could, but some things were a little unclear as to the best revision:
The gameplay shifts from top screen to bottom as the player's vertical positioning changes rapidly. Also, with the use of the DS' dual screens, players get a wider view of what's above or below.
Blaze gets Cream, who found her and earned her trust due to Blaze's lack of knowledge of Sonic's universe.
[edit] Incorrect Information
The two DS screens are used to double the display of the play area, joined seamlessly at the bottom of the top screen and top of the bottom screen.
This is not specifically correct, objects disapeer off one screen for a short time before appearing on the next. It's like looking through a window and having a bar blocking part of the view... but I can't think of a decet wording for this, hopefully someone else can. 58.164.95.96 08:02, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Excluded Characters
Amy Rose has gotten excluded from being part of this game. --ZachKudrna18@yahoo.com
Not really. --Alexie 05:48, 7 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Sol Emeralds
Furthermore, the article mentions that:
The story involves Sonic trying to obtain the Chaos Emeralds as usual, while Blaze is trying to get the Sol Emeralds (which came from her dimension) to keep her world from being destroyed.
while all other material I've read states that they both seek the Sol Emeralds. Not owning the game, I wouldn't be able to research the point myself. Sorry if I'm being a bit n00bish... Octavo
- Good work Octavo, I tried to clean it up a bit more but more information is needed about the Sol Emeralds from someone who has played it. I think you're correct about the presence of only Sol Emeralds. - Squilibob 07:11, 1 December 2005 (UTC)
- No, I definitely recall seeing map screens for both Sonic and Blaze, which had slots for the emeralds being collected; Blaze's looked entirely new (the Sol Emeralds, I'll bet), but Sonic's slots looked like they would hold the regular Chaos Emeralds. I'll have to dig up the images, though. --Shadow Hog 14:28, 1 December 2005 (UTC)
- Got 'em.
- Exhibit A
- Exhibit B
- Definitely different emeralds. --Shadow Hog 14:42, 1 December 2005 (UTC)
- Looks solid... Score another point for Wikipedia over the gaming sources, I guess! Nice work, Shadow Hog. -Octavo 4 December 2005
- No, I definitely recall seeing map screens for both Sonic and Blaze, which had slots for the emeralds being collected; Blaze's looked entirely new (the Sol Emeralds, I'll bet), but Sonic's slots looked like they would hold the regular Chaos Emeralds. I'll have to dig up the images, though. --Shadow Hog 14:28, 1 December 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Soundtrack
Shouldn't there be a little more info about the soundtrack? You know, like maybe an article about the Sonic Rush Original Groove Rush soundtrack?
I agree but I'm to afraid to edit the page. Theres a source thingy mabob here I think the tracks from the soundtrack have been updated to sound better than those on the ds version too.
I have a question. Why are there tracks with PSG in the title in the sound test (like what u need is psg, song 37)? Also, has anyone here heard the groove rush #2 (song 39 in sound test)? I haven't. Gatemansgc 00:00, 21 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Merge Done
I have added the info to Sonic DS here and removed it from the template. The article may be deleted. Grandmastergalvatron 17:45, 15 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Box Art Trivia
I've noticed something interested and was wondering if it was good enough to be added to the already big trivia section. The art for Sonic used on the box art is exactly the same as on Sonic Advance 3, aside from differing positions of the arms. You can see that his head is exactly the same. Worthy of a mention? Philtrauferson 20.09, 24 October 2006
[edit] Hacking undone
Somebody here put on how to hack this game and current hacks of it. I liked it personaly, but who took it off? Maby not to the exact point of the game but it helped my in my attempt to hack this game. I think that part should be replaced. Also this page had some abbriviations and spelling mistakes I fixed. And Philtrauferson, that is up to the maker of this article.
~*~Tails Doll's Kid~*~
' "The maker of this article"? That's not the point of Wikipedia. It's not for someone to claim a page their own and revert any changes made by anyone else. It something that everyone can edit and add to, and that's how pages grow. If someone wanted to make their own article on a game, they should do it on their own webpage. Wikipedia's not the place. Philtrauferson 20.32 12 November 2006
[edit] Magical Starsign??
Who's the wiseguy that put the Magical Starsign box art on here?
[edit] Night Carnival Act 2
I can get through most of this level but towards the end, there's a part where you have to use the spring to jump onto a platform. Above you, there's a bat creature thing. I've tried many times (i.e. hold the spring down for ages but I can't get up onto that platform. It's so high. I've tried with Sonic and Blaze but can't do it. Can anyone help? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 86.143.52.135 (talk) 12:00, 25 January 2007 (UTC).
