Sonic 3D Blast . Sega Genesis . visit link in bio for more.
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تم تطوير اللعبة بواسطة
Traveller's Tales
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Sonic Team
ونشرتها سيجا
عام 1996 لأجهزة سيجا جينيسيس وسيجا ساترن .
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هذه اللعبة هية تغيير لأسلوب لعب البلاتفورمر او التمرير الجانبي يستفيد من بعض نماذج ال3دي التي يحتوي عليها جهاز سيجا ،وتقدم اللعبة شخصيات سيجا الطأئر المعروف بأسم فليكي الذي يجب على سونيك في هذه اللعبة جمع طيور الفليكيز في جميع المراحل وحملهم الى بر الأمان لأنقاذهم من الخصم الدوكتور روبتنك ،طبعا اطلقت اللعبة في الوقت الذي انتهى فيه عهد سيجا جينيسيس في الأساس ولكن نشرت نسخة اخرى لجهاز ساترن احتياطا في حال لم تحقق نسخة جينيسيس مستوى مبيعات بما انه اساسا كان وقت الأنتقال للجيل الآخر بعد سيجا جينيسيس ،جميع النسخ من اللعبة حصلت على تقييمات مختلطة بين الجيد والمتوسط من ناحية طريقة اللعب ولكن اشادو فيها الساوند تراك والمؤثرات.
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Sonic 3D Blast, known as Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island (ソニック３Ｄ フリッキーアイランド Sonikku Surīdī Furikkī Airando?) in Europe and Japan, is a 1996 platform video game developed by Traveller's Tales and Sonic Team, and published by Sega for the Sega Genesis, Sega Saturn, and Microsoft Windows. Part of the Sonic the Hedgehog series, the game abandons previous Sonic games' side-scrolling style in favor of isometric gameplay, making use of some pre-rendered 3D models converted into sprites. The game features creatures known as Flickies, which first appeared in the 1984 arcade game Flicky. Controlling only Sonic himself, the player's goal is to collect Flickies and carry them to safety, periodically sparring with the series antagonist Dr. Robotnik, who is imprisoning them within robots.
The game was developed alongside another Sonic game for the Sega Saturn, known as Sonic X-treme, which would end up cancelled. While Sonic 3D Blast was initially created for the Genesis, which had already been discontinued, Sega also commissioned a port for the Saturn. The Saturn version of Sonic 3D Blast was developed as a backup plan in case X-treme could not be released.
Both versions of Sonic 3D Blast received mixed reviews from critics, who generally disliked its isometric gameplay but praised its visuals and music. The game was later ported in 1997 to Microsoft Windows computers and re-released on numerous Sonic themed compilations and digital distribution platforms.
