Sonic Unleashed Game For Blackberry

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Action-adventure,beat 'em up Rating(s).Sonic Unleashed ( JP Japanese: ソニックワールドアドベンチャRomaji: Sonikku Wārudo AdobenchāFan Translation: Sonic World Adventure) is a video game for the released in. Developed by both and and published by, the game adds a new element to by introducing his 'werehog' form, adding a new twist to the Sonic game which is usually centred around defeating, Sonic's arch-nemesis. Contents Plot(Introduction)The hedgehog is violently electrocutedThe game kicks off with boosting through his arch-nemesis 's Egg Fleet spaceships and wreaking havoc there, in his usual business of thwarting the evil doctor's schemes. Eggman eventually captures the hedgehog, but to his horror Sonic wields out the he had been keeping the whole time, and activates his to break free and chase the helpless doctor, who flees until he becomes cornered and desperately seeks Super Sonic's forgiveness in a show of remorse. However, this is revealed to be a ruse as Eggman has deliberately lured him into a trap where Sonic is struck by an electrical field, stripping him of Chaos Emeralds and then has negative energy channeled into him, prompting the transformation.

He is then cast out into space by Eggman and falls all the way to Earth, and is only saved when a bubble of light surrounds him. After the business of Sonic is settled, Eggman uses the Emeralds to begin his new nefarious scheme of taking over the world, this time by shattering the planet into seven pieces to awaken the evil deity, and harness its dark energy to aid him with his schemes.(End of introduction).

Warning: The following page/section contains spoilers. Please read at your own risk.Sonic the Werehog crashes down to, only to find company when he discoveres a mysterious and unconscious, flying red and white creature.

After waking up, he meets Sonic but it is discovered he has severe amnesia, to the extent of even forgetting his own name. Sonic offers to help him gain his memory, and both search the town to look for anyone who could know him. By this time, the sun has rose and this brings an involuntary transformation in Sonic, turning him back to his usual hedgehog form that the creature witnesses. Sonic later names him, having observed his strong appetite of chocolate-chip ice creams.Sonic's quest begins from this point, as he and his sidekick Chip venture to the Gaia temple of Apotos throughout day and night. At nightfall, they meet Sonic's old pal who was able to recognise him, despite the former's monstrous werehog form.

He explains the situation and Tails advices him to meet Professor Pickle, a university scholar of Spagonia who has knowledge of the Gaia Manuscripts that hold the secret to the operations of Light and Dark Gaia. To their shock, it is revealed that the professor has been cunningly kidnapped by Eggman and had to be freed from his base.Eggman gets stoned in MazuriMeanwhile as Sonic and co. Rescue the professor, Eggman attempts a forced takeover of Mazuri, only to be hit with resistance from the residents, and was sent packing when Sonic showed up and defeated him. The hedgehog arrives back in Spagonia at night, where he is encountered by his crush - she doesn't recognise his werehog form, however. It is revealed that night times have been a source of gloom, despair and vice for everyone around the world since the Earth was broken, due to the corruptive influences of Dark Gaia building up at night. Amy is later rescued from this by Sonic, but the latter immediately flees away. She later learns that the 'monstrous werehog' she saw really was Sonic, and volunteers to work with the professor and aid Sonic in his quest.In the meantime, Eggman reassembles his plans for a worldwide takeover and securing the dark energy of Dark Gaia.

It is revealed though that as Sonic restores more Chaos Emeralds in the temples, that his sidekick Chip was actually the Light Gaia, an embodiment of light - he too was released with his dark counterpart's awakening. In addition to this, Dark Gaia was found to have been awaken prematurely by Eggman and not at the full extent of its power.The awakening of Dark GaiaAfter gathering six emeralds, Sonic and Chip fly to at the professor's instructions, to secure the seventh and stop Eggman.

It is discovered that the entire premise was crafted from harnessing the dark energy. Sonic successfully defeats Eggman there, but soon afterwards Dark Gaia awakes and plunges Eggman off into space, disobeying his orders. It gains all its dark powers by stripping Sonic's werehog form and then proceeds to kill him, only for Chip to intervene and activate his hidden Gaia Colossus form, where the seven temples of the world literally raise themselves off and reassemble into a fighting machine.

Sonic and Chip work together in tandem to fight the dark deity, but the latter pulls off its trump card by submerging the world in utter darkness and unleashing its perfect form. Sonic is forced to resort to his super transformation, and defeat Dark Gaia once and for all.The dark beast is eventually defeated and fallen back into its slumber, but at this point Super Sonic has become fatigued from the difficult battle and had almost collapsed into the mantle - only to be saved by Chip, who then flings him back to Apotos.

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Upon waking up, Sonic discovers a blue Chip necklace left behind with him, which he realised was brought as a memory of his and Chip's glorious world adventures together. He then speeds off onto his next adventure, accompanied by Tails with the world's temples and continents restored.

Spoilers end here GameplayThe game itself is split into two different platforming mechanics for the day and night stages, which alternate throughout the game as Sonic explores around the world - there's a heavier emphasis on the latter, with as three times the number of night levels. Daytime stages comprise of one main level, with a couple of missions that follow afterwards which consist of collecting rings, dodging obstacles or finishing unscathed. The nighttime counterparts consist of three or more levels, and bosses are also thrown into the mix.Sonic speeds through Cool Edge in daylightThe daylight stages have been given a revamp in terms of how the platforming is carried out - their layouts have been designed with speed in mind, as Sonic is equipped with a boost gauge. This is split into bars that are filled up by collecting rings, and enable Sonic to boost through the levels in an immense blast of speed. The main staple of Sonic's 3D platforming, the homing attack, returns but has also been adjusted to introduce a new skill, the action chain, where the hedgehog can spinball into a chain of enemies one-by-one, and reach new platforms. Another addition to the gameplay comes in the form of quick time events, where the player has to immediately input certain button commands with a second for Sonic to jump onto certain platforms.

Other skills introduced are drifting to curve through sharp turns seamlessly, and quick steps to sidestep instantaneously. The main purpose of the day levels is to run through them as speedily as possible, generally within a couple of minutes.When the sun comes down.up comes the werehog!The night stages meanwhile take a completely different turn - when the sun comes down, up comes the werehog. In this transformation, Sonic loses all his trademark speed but gains brute strength in return.

The levels concerned take upon much slower platforming combined with beat 'em up elements, as periodically throughout the level Dark Gaia beasts appear in large masses and have to be taken down. Despite being heavily outnumbered in this regard, Sonic comes with a wide range of fighting skills and tactics at his disposal to pummel his enemies, with more skills unlocked throughout the game as the werehog gradually powers up. The werehog also comes equipped with a health bar, which decreases upon damage from enemies or hazards but can be replenished with rings. In addition to this, he also comes with a blue 'Unleashed' bar - this fills up upon beating enemies or destroying obstacles, turns Sonic into his 'unleashed' form, where he gains an aura of blue energy and can channel more damage into his enemies.

The slow platforming style of these levels typically involves Sonic outstretching his arms onto distant poles to jump or rotate from them, and simple puzzles such as opening doors, switches or finding dark keys to progress further in the level.Each stage takes place on a different continent scattered across the world, to fit within the premise of a world adventure. The player is given an interface of the whole globe where each continents and their levels can be picked and accessed. The stages have to be accessed from the temple of the respective continent, using the collected sun or moon medals to gain access. The temple in question has to be found through communication with characters of the continent, and this is visualised through hub menus on a world map where Sonic and his sidekick Chip can talk to different characters, whether they be residents minding their own business or important temple guardians.Upon completion of each level, moon and sun medals are gained for day and night stages, respectively.

Completing the main levels can gain the player a maximum of three, whilst missions come with just a single medal. The number of medals collected though in the main levels depends on the ranking that judges the player's performance - beating the level within the set time target gives an S rank and three medals. The ranks decrease as time drags further on, down to A, B and the worst, D which warrants no medal.

Up to 103 sun and 71 moon medals can be collected in the game.Another feature of the game are collectibles such as soundtracks, movies and secret documents which can be discovered throughout the game. Some are found through communication with certain characters, whilst others have to be discovered in item boxes that are scattered throughout the level. Each temple also contains a series of doors on either side, that have to be unlocked by collecting certain number of medals - they contain more collectibles and extras.Continental stages ImageName / description.

Tag:Overview:Every new Sonic release carries a hope that Sega's blue hedgehog will be able to regain the form that made him a star in the early '90s. And most every venture into the third dimension has resulted in various degrees of failure. Sonic Unleashed was supposed to provide the unrelenting speed fans have been clamoring for, and it does finally offer a healthy dose of turbo-charged levels to burn through. Unfortunately, even with Sonic's trademark speed finally on full display, Unleashed lacks one very important element: fun.

The imprecise platforming, absentminded camera, and poor level design make Sonic's levels an unplayable mess, while his baffling transformation into lumbering werehog comes with a whole new slew of problems. Put simply, there is no reason to play Sonic Unleashed.Model:Blackberry 8350i (320.240) Related Devices Model: 8500, 8520/Blackberry 83XX Series (320.240) Curve Devices Models: 8300, 8310, 8320, 8330 / Blackberry 87XX Series (320.240) Devices Models: 8700c, 8700r, 8700f, 8700g, 8703e, 8707, 8707g, 8707v.etc /Blackberry 88XX Series (320.240) Devices Models: 8800, 8820, 8830.etcDownload Instructions:We usually offer three download links, you can choose the best download channel.Installation Tutorial.