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{{Quote|It's not just racing, it's racing transformed!|Tagline}} |
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*[[Wii U]] |
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*[[iOS]] (iPhone) |
*[[iOS]] (iPhone) |
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| − | *Ultrabook<ref>http://blogs.sega.com/2013/04/22/sonic-all-stars-racing-transformed-on-intel-ultrabook/</ref> |
+ | *Ultrabook<ref>{{Cite web|url= http://blogs.sega.com/2013/04/22/sonic-all-stars-racing-transformed-on-intel-ultrabook/ |title= Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed on Intel Ultrabook |author= Kellie |date= 22 April 2013 |publisher= Sega Blog |accessdate= 1 February 2015}}</ref> |
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+ | |media = DVD-DL, 3DS Game Card, Blu-ray Disc, PlayStation Vita game card, DVD-ROM, Digital download, Wii U Optical Disc |
|series = ''[[Sega Superstars]]'' |
|series = ''[[Sega Superstars]]'' |
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The game was released for the Xbox 360 and PS3 in Australia on 15 November, for the Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita in North America on 11 December and in Europe on 20 November. The PC version was released on 31 January 2013. The Wii U version was a launch title (with the exception of Japan), launching along with the console on 18 November in North America, and on 30 November in Europe/Australia. It was later revealed that the PC edition will allow racers to play as the DLC ''[[wikipedia:Team Fortress 2|Team Fortress 2]]'', ''Total War Shogun'', ''Football Manager'', ''Company Of Heroes 2'' and ''Total War: ROME II'' characters. |
The game was released for the Xbox 360 and PS3 in Australia on 15 November, for the Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita in North America on 11 December and in Europe on 20 November. The PC version was released on 31 January 2013. The Wii U version was a launch title (with the exception of Japan), launching along with the console on 18 November in North America, and on 30 November in Europe/Australia. It was later revealed that the PC edition will allow racers to play as the DLC ''[[wikipedia:Team Fortress 2|Team Fortress 2]]'', ''Total War Shogun'', ''Football Manager'', ''Company Of Heroes 2'' and ''Total War: ROME II'' characters. |
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| − | On 22 October 2013, Sega announced that the game would be released for [[ |
+ | On 22 October 2013, Sega announced that the game would be released for [[Android]] and [[iOS]] devices, coming out on 1 January 2014 with Ryo Hazuki as an additional character.<ref>http://blogs.sega.com/2013/10/22/stellar-line-up-coming-to-mobile-tablets/</ref> |
On 12 February 2014, Sega announced that the game will be released in Japan for the PS3 and Wii U by 15 May 2014.<ref>http://www.tssznews.com/2014/02/12/asr-transformed-coming-to-japan/</ref><ref>http://www.famitsu.com/news/201402/13047996.html</ref> |
On 12 February 2014, Sega announced that the game will be released in Japan for the PS3 and Wii U by 15 May 2014.<ref>http://www.tssznews.com/2014/02/12/asr-transformed-coming-to-japan/</ref><ref>http://www.famitsu.com/news/201402/13047996.html</ref> |
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Players are able to earn XP points to put towards a leveling system, which can potentially unlock [[Mods|vehicle mods]] and other items. The more XP points are collected, the better characters become on the track. Once collected enough stars from World Tour events, you can unlock Console Mods, that are found in World Tour. These mods have been chosen for characters, depending on the Console Mod unlocked. |
Players are able to earn XP points to put towards a leveling system, which can potentially unlock [[Mods|vehicle mods]] and other items. The more XP points are collected, the better characters become on the track. Once collected enough stars from World Tour events, you can unlock Console Mods, that are found in World Tour. These mods have been chosen for characters, depending on the Console Mod unlocked. |
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+ | [[File:Slotmachine Transformed.png|thumb|200px|A slot machine on the loading screen.]] On the loading screen before a race, there is a [[Slot Machine|slot machine]] similar to the one in ''[[Sonic Heroes]]''. Once enough All-Star Tokens are collected from previous races, players can pull the lever to try their luck. If the three slots match, a new item is obtained. The player can also win an item at the start of every lap or have an item at the beginning of the race. If not, the player does not earn anything, and can spin once more if he/she has the required number of coins. The slot machine requires 5 coins for a spin. The slot machine and tokens are missing from the 3DS version due to it running on a different engine. |
===Stickers=== |
===Stickers=== |
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Stickers are special rewards obtained after completing a certain condition in the game. Some of these Stickers also unlock [[Xbox 360]] Achievements, [[PlayStation 3]] and Vita Trophies and [[Steam]] Trophies/Achievements. The Wii U and 3DS versions of the game do not use an achievement system, but allows for sticker collection in the game. |
Stickers are special rewards obtained after completing a certain condition in the game. Some of these Stickers also unlock [[Xbox 360]] Achievements, [[PlayStation 3]] and Vita Trophies and [[Steam]] Trophies/Achievements. The Wii U and 3DS versions of the game do not use an achievement system, but allows for sticker collection in the game. |
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There is a total of 30 playable characters (including three third-party characters). The game features specific platform rosters and no single platform has all 30 characters. Players start with ten characters (Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, AiAi, Beat, Amy, BD Joe, [[MeeMee]], Ulala and Wreck-It Ralph) and the other characters are unlocked by winning enough stars in the events in World Tour. Racers include: |
There is a total of 30 playable characters (including three third-party characters). The game features specific platform rosters and no single platform has all 30 characters. Players start with ten characters (Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, AiAi, Beat, Amy, BD Joe, [[MeeMee]], Ulala and Wreck-It Ralph) and the other characters are unlocked by winning enough stars in the events in World Tour. Racers include: |
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|Upgraded version of the [[Whirlwind S7]]. |
|Upgraded version of the [[Whirlwind S7]]. |
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|[[Knuckles the Echidna]] |
|[[Knuckles the Echidna]] |
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|Backwards trike with a design influenced by himself in a gliding stance. |
|Backwards trike with a design influenced by himself in a gliding stance. |
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*[[w:c:goldenaxe:Gilius Thunderhead|Gillus Thunderhead]]: From Golden Axe, a bronze animal-eqsue statue. It appears as an Ox in "car" mode, Turtle with a Rhinos' head in "boat" and Gryphon in "plane" mode.<ref name="rev3">http://revision3.com/rev3gamesoriginals/sonic-and-all-stars-racing-transformed</ref>(Buy for 120 stars in World Tour) |
*[[w:c:goldenaxe:Gilius Thunderhead|Gillus Thunderhead]]: From Golden Axe, a bronze animal-eqsue statue. It appears as an Ox in "car" mode, Turtle with a Rhinos' head in "boat" and Gryphon in "plane" mode.<ref name="rev3">http://revision3.com/rev3gamesoriginals/sonic-and-all-stars-racing-transformed</ref>(Buy for 120 stars in World Tour) |
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*[[wikipedia:Joe Musashi|Joe Musashi]]: From ''Shinobi'', a yellow and black quad bike which when transformed into a boat,becomes a Jet Ski. (Buy for 85 stars in World Tour) |
*[[wikipedia:Joe Musashi|Joe Musashi]]: From ''Shinobi'', a yellow and black quad bike which when transformed into a boat,becomes a Jet Ski. (Buy for 85 stars in World Tour) |
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| − | *[[NiGHTS]]<ref name="Nights and Reala">http://www.summerofsonic.com/news/summer-of-sonic-2012-exclusive-nights-and-reala-are-playable-characters-in-sonic-all-stars-racings-transformed</ref> |
+ | *[[NiGHTS]]:<ref name="Nights and Reala">http://www.summerofsonic.com/news/summer-of-sonic-2012-exclusive-nights-and-reala-are-playable-characters-in-sonic-all-stars-racings-transformed</ref> NiGHTS itself becomes the vehicle while a Nightopian rides. (Buy for 80 stars in World Tour on Console versions, 40 stars on 3DS) |
| − | *[[Reala]]<ref name="Nights and Reala" /> |
+ | *[[Reala]]:<ref name="Nights and Reala" /> Reala transforms into vehicles while a Nightmaren drives. (Buy for 160 stars in World Tour on Console versions, 90 stars on 3DS) |
*[[Gum]]: A white and neon green quad bike, similar to Beat's vehicle. (Buy for 105 stars in World Tour) |
*[[Gum]]: A white and neon green quad bike, similar to Beat's vehicle. (Buy for 105 stars in World Tour) |
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*[[MeeMee]]: A pink copy of AiAi's F-1 car. |
*[[MeeMee]]: A pink copy of AiAi's F-1 car. |
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===New 3rd Party Characters=== |
===New 3rd Party Characters=== |
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| − | *[[Danica Patrick]]: A neon green racing car called Danicar with logos for Sonic, SEGA, [http://www.godaddy.com/ GoDaddy.com], and [http://www.hotwheels.com/ Hot Wheels]. |
+ | *[[Danica Patrick]]: A neon green racing car called Danicar with logos for Sonic, SEGA, [http://www.godaddy.com/ GoDaddy.com], and [http://www.hotwheels.com/ Hot Wheels].<ref name="=NASCAR's Danica Patrick joins Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed cast=">http://www.gamezone.com/products/sonic-sega-all-stars-racing/news/nascar-s-danica-patrick-joins-sonic-all-stars-racing-transformed-cast</ref> (Buy for 16 stars in World Tour; Not availalbe in the Japanese Version of the game [http://www.tssznews.com/2014/04/15/danica-patrick-confirmed-not-to-appear-in-asrt-japan/]) |
*[[w:c:disney:Wreck-It Ralph (character)|Wreck It-Ralph]]: A red wrecking truck.<ref>http://herocomplex.latimes.com/2012/07/13/comic-con-how-wreck-it-ralph-infiltrated-the-game-industry/</ref> |
*[[w:c:disney:Wreck-It Ralph (character)|Wreck It-Ralph]]: A red wrecking truck.<ref>http://herocomplex.latimes.com/2012/07/13/comic-con-how-wreck-it-ralph-infiltrated-the-game-industry/</ref> |
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*Team Fortress: (Exclusive for PC) A combined team consisting of three characters from the multiplayer first-person shooter ''[http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Team_Fortress_2 Team Fortress 2]''. In Car form, the [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Pyro Pyro] drives a red Go Kart-like vehicle with [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Flame_Thrower Flamethrowers] mounted on its sides. In Plane and All-Star modes, The [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Spy Spy] pilots a sleek miniature Fighter Jet and in Boat form, the [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Heavy Heavy] controls a camouflaged Airboat with steel plating and a [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Sasha Sasha]-like Minigun mounted on each side. |
*Team Fortress: (Exclusive for PC) A combined team consisting of three characters from the multiplayer first-person shooter ''[http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Team_Fortress_2 Team Fortress 2]''. In Car form, the [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Pyro Pyro] drives a red Go Kart-like vehicle with [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Flame_Thrower Flamethrowers] mounted on its sides. In Plane and All-Star modes, The [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Spy Spy] pilots a sleek miniature Fighter Jet and in Boat form, the [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Heavy Heavy] controls a camouflaged Airboat with steel plating and a [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Sasha Sasha]-like Minigun mounted on each side. |
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!Description |
!Description |
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|Spin Dash |
|Spin Dash |
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|Do a Boost-Start in each vehicle mode. (10G) |
|Do a Boost-Start in each vehicle mode. (10G) |
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|Arrow Of Light |
|Arrow Of Light |
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|Freeze an opponent with Ice from at least 100 meters away. (15G) |
|Freeze an opponent with Ice from at least 100 meters away. (15G) |
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|Ax Battler |
|Ax Battler |
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|Finish a Battle Race without losing any lives. (15G) |
|Finish a Battle Race without losing any lives. (15G) |
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|Battle Outrunner |
|Battle Outrunner |
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|Do 5 overtakes in a single Drift. (15G) |
|Do 5 overtakes in a single Drift. (15G) |
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|Hit 1st, 2nd and 3rd place with a Swarm Attack. (10G) |
|Hit 1st, 2nd and 3rd place with a Swarm Attack. (10G) |
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|Blast Processing |
|Blast Processing |
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|Hit 2 opponents with a single Hot Rod Blast. (15G) |
|Hit 2 opponents with a single Hot Rod Blast. (15G) |
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|Get a total of 20 hits with weapons in a Race. (10G) |
|Get a total of 20 hits with weapons in a Race. (10G) |
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|Rank B |
|Rank B |
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|Earn your B Class License. (10G) |
|Earn your B Class License. (10G) |
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|Rank A |
|Rank A |
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|Earn your A Class License. (20G) |
|Earn your A Class License. (20G) |
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|Rank S |
|Rank S |
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|Earn your S Class License. (30G) |
|Earn your S Class License. (30G) |
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|SEGA All Star |
|SEGA All Star |
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|Earn your Star License. (50G) |
|Earn your Star License. (50G) |
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|SEGA Super Star |
|SEGA Super Star |
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|Earn your Triple-Star License. (100G) |
|Earn your Triple-Star License. (100G) |
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|The King of Speed |
|The King of Speed |
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|Finish 1st in a Grand Prix tournament at Expert difficulty. (20G) |
|Finish 1st in a Grand Prix tournament at Expert difficulty. (20G) |
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|Lock On Sight |
|Lock On Sight |
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|Score 90% accuracy with aimed weapons in an event. (20G) |
|Score 90% accuracy with aimed weapons in an event. (20G) |
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|Team Sonic |
|Team Sonic |
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|Finish 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th with local friends in a 10 player Race. (10G) |
|Finish 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th with local friends in a 10 player Race. (10G) |
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|Fighting Viper |
|Fighting Viper |
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|Evade or Block a homing-weapon 3 times in a Race. (10G) |
|Evade or Block a homing-weapon 3 times in a Race. (10G) |
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|Get a Perfect Drift score on a Drift Challenge event. (15G) |
|Get a Perfect Drift score on a Drift Challenge event. (15G) |
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|Mega Jet |
|Mega Jet |
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|Do a Reckless Boost. (15G) |
|Do a Reckless Boost. (15G) |
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|Link Chain |
|Link Chain |
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|Complete the Dream Valley Ring Race and pass every Ring as [[NiGHTS]] or [[Reala]]. (15G) |
|Complete the Dream Valley Ring Race and pass every Ring as [[NiGHTS]] or [[Reala]]. (15G) |
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|Shadow Step |
|Shadow Step |
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|Do 10 Stunt Combos in a single event. (15G) |
|Do 10 Stunt Combos in a single event. (15G) |
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|Meteor Strike |
|Meteor Strike |
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|Collect 10 Stars in World Tour. (15G) |
|Collect 10 Stars in World Tour. (15G) |
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|Scud Racer |
|Scud Racer |
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|Finish 1st in a Race without getting hit by weapons. (15G) |
|Finish 1st in a Race without getting hit by weapons. (15G) |
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|Racing Transformed |
|Racing Transformed |
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|Turned All-Star. (15G) |
|Turned All-Star. (15G) |
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|Sonic Drift |
|Sonic Drift |
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| − | |Do a 10 second Drift as [[Sonic]]. (10G) |
+ | |Do a 10 second Drift as [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]]. (10G) |
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|Magic Second |
|Magic Second |
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|Finish 0.5 seconds ahead of an opponent in a Race. (15G) |
|Finish 0.5 seconds ahead of an opponent in a Race. (15G) |
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|Gale Racer |
|Gale Racer |
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|Get a Podium Finish in every Grand Prix tournament on Expert difficulty. (30G) |
|Get a Podium Finish in every Grand Prix tournament on Expert difficulty. (30G) |
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|Justice Shot |
|Justice Shot |
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|Get 10 hits by firing weapons backwards in a single event. (10G) |
|Get 10 hits by firing weapons backwards in a single event. (10G) |
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|Eyes On The Road |
|Eyes On The Road |
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|Hit an opponent with a weapon while looking backwards. (10G) |
|Hit an opponent with a weapon while looking backwards. (10G) |
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|Parts Shop |
|Parts Shop |
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|Win an event with a Mod equipped. (15G) |
|Win an event with a Mod equipped. (15G) |
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|Racing Hero |
|Racing Hero |
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|Get a Podium Finish in every Grand Prix tournament. (30G) |
|Get a Podium Finish in every Grand Prix tournament. (30G) |
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|House Party of the Dead |
|House Party of the Dead |
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|Complete an event with 4 local friends. (10G) |
|Complete an event with 4 local friends. (10G) |
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|Race Leader |
|Race Leader |
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|Win a Matchmaking game. (15G) |
|Win a Matchmaking game. (15G) |
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|Do a Level 3 Air-Drift. (10G) |
|Do a Level 3 Air-Drift. (10G) |
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|Welcome to Victory Lane |
|Welcome to Victory Lane |
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|Finish 1st in every Grand Prix tournament on Expert difficulty. (50G) |
|Finish 1st in every Grand Prix tournament on Expert difficulty. (50G) |
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|Virtua Trickster |
|Virtua Trickster |
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|Roll Left, Roll Right, Backflip, Forward Flip and land as a car or boat. (15G) |
|Roll Left, Roll Right, Backflip, Forward Flip and land as a car or boat. (15G) |
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|Vyse The Legend |
|Vyse The Legend |
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|Beat 01:11.6 in Time Attack as Vyse in [[Rogue's Landing]]. (15G) |
|Beat 01:11.6 in Time Attack as Vyse in [[Rogue's Landing]]. (15G) |
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|Collect every Star in World Tour. (50G) |
|Collect every Star in World Tour. (50G) |
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|Nomad |
|Nomad |
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|Visited every location in the game. (20G) |
|Visited every location in the game. (20G) |
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|SUMO Wrestled |
|SUMO Wrestled |
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|Beat your first Staff Ghost in Time Attack. (10G) |
|Beat your first Staff Ghost in Time Attack. (10G) |
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|Beat all the Staff Ghosts in Time Attack. (50G) |
|Beat all the Staff Ghosts in Time Attack. (50G) |
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|Cosmic Smash |
|Cosmic Smash |
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|Detonate the Hot Rod at the very last second. (10G) |
|Detonate the Hot Rod at the very last second. (10G) |
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|De Rol Le Credits |
|De Rol Le Credits |
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|Unlock [[Superstar Showdown]] in World Tour. (20G) |
|Unlock [[Superstar Showdown]] in World Tour. (20G) |
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|Manually select a Random character for a Matchmaking game. (10G) |
|Manually select a Random character for a Matchmaking game. (10G) |
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|Takes AGES |
|Takes AGES |
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|Unlock every Character in the game. (30G) |
|Unlock every Character in the game. (30G) |
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|Welcome to the Fantasy Zone |
|Welcome to the Fantasy Zone |
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|Finish 1st in a Grand Prix tournament. (15G) |
|Finish 1st in a Grand Prix tournament. (15G) |
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|You Got The Horn |
|You Got The Horn |
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|Level-up a Character. (15G) |
|Level-up a Character. (15G) |
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|Triple-stunt while transforming into a car or boat. (15G) |
|Triple-stunt while transforming into a car or boat. (15G) |
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|Catcher Pitcher |
|Catcher Pitcher |
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|Absorb a weapon and fire it back at your attacker.(15G) |
|Absorb a weapon and fire it back at your attacker.(15G) |
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|[[File:OSsnnonly.png|120px]] |
|[[File:OSsnnonly.png|120px]] |
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+ | |2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent |
|1GB Ram (Windows XP), 2GB Ram |
|1GB Ram (Windows XP), 2GB Ram |
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*Unlike the first game which had three female characters counting the player's Mii/Avatar, this time there are six, counting the player's Mii/Avatar if it's a girl or seven if you view NiGHTS as female. |
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*The announcer does not say "Final Lap" in the console/PC versions when the player is on his/her final lap of the race. |
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Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed is the sequel for the first racing game of the Sega Superstars series. The game was leaked by Kotaku at the New York Toy Fair by revealing, according to Kotaku, "Sega's Sequel to Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing".
It features a transformation element of racing gameplay unique to that of any other racing game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series.
Announcement
Pictures depicting the side-view of the shelf revealed boxes for Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles "Tails" Prower, Beat and Aiai. Shortly after this event the website called Starland.com also added info on the game. They listed it in the pre-order list for the PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii for $57, to be released on 30 November 2012 but was then removed by Sega.
On 30 April, an announcement trailer was released, revealing the game's official name, as well as a new mechanic that transforms the character's vehicles to land, air and water forms. The confirmed platforms of release are PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U, PC, Vita and Nintendo 3DS.
The game was released for the Xbox 360 and PS3 in Australia on 15 November, for the Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita in North America on 11 December and in Europe on 20 November. The PC version was released on 31 January 2013. The Wii U version was a launch title (with the exception of Japan), launching along with the console on 18 November in North America, and on 30 November in Europe/Australia. It was later revealed that the PC edition will allow racers to play as the DLC Team Fortress 2, Total War Shogun, Football Manager, Company Of Heroes 2 and Total War: ROME II characters.
On 22 October 2013, Sega announced that the game would be released for Android and iOS devices, coming out on 1 January 2014 with Ryo Hazuki as an additional character.[2]
On 12 February 2014, Sega announced that the game will be released in Japan for the PS3 and Wii U by 15 May 2014.[3][4]
Gameplay
Gameplay is similar to the game's prequel, in which players choose different settings and characters before a race. The most noticeable addition to the game is the three different modes of racing: land, sea and air. Racers' cars can now change into a plane when in the air and into a boat when on water after passing through a Transformation Gate. The Sumo Digital staff stated in some interviews before its release that Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed would be "proper boating, proper flying."[citation needed] In addition, the tracks themselves change during the race. For example, in Dragon Canyon, the bridges are destroyed by the dragons in the track's third lap, requiring changing into flight mode.
All-Star Moves return and they are collected in capsules like in All-Stars Racing. There are new weapons, such as ice shots to freeze opponents and a baseball glove that catches an attack from behind, and giving the player that weapon. There are also 17 new tracks, plus four favorite tracks from the previous game, similar to the retro cups in the more recent Mario Kart games.
Players are able to earn XP points to put towards a leveling system, which can potentially unlock vehicle mods and other items. The more XP points are collected, the better characters become on the track. Once collected enough stars from World Tour events, you can unlock Console Mods, that are found in World Tour. These mods have been chosen for characters, depending on the Console Mod unlocked.
A slot machine on the loading screen.
On the loading screen before a race, there is a slot machine similar to the one in Sonic Heroes. Once enough All-Star Tokens are collected from previous races, players can pull the lever to try their luck. If the three slots match, a new item is obtained. The player can also win an item at the start of every lap or have an item at the beginning of the race. If not, the player does not earn anything, and can spin once more if he/she has the required number of coins. The slot machine requires 5 coins for a spin. The slot machine and tokens are missing from the 3DS version due to it running on a different engine.
Stickers
Stickers are special rewards obtained after completing a certain condition in the game. Some of these Stickers also unlock Xbox 360 Achievements, PlayStation 3 and Vita Trophies and Steam Trophies/Achievements. The Wii U and 3DS versions of the game do not use an achievement system, but allows for sticker collection in the game.
Playable characters
There is a total of 30 playable characters (including three third-party characters). The game features specific platform rosters and no single platform has all 30 characters. Players start with ten characters (Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, AiAi, Beat, Amy, BD Joe, MeeMee, Ulala and Wreck-It Ralph) and the other characters are unlocked by winning enough stars in the events in World Tour. Racers include:
Sonic Characters
| Image | Character | Vehicle Description |
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Sonic the Hedgehog | 'Speed Star': Sports car with two of his trademark quills on the back. |
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Dr. Eggman | Red six wheeled 'tank' that has his face on it. |
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Amy Rose | Rounded version of her Pink Cabriolet. |
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Metal Sonic | Upgraded Metal Booster from the first game. |
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Miles "Tails" Prower | Upgraded version of the Whirlwind S7. |
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Knuckles the Echidna | Backwards trike with a design influenced by himself in a gliding stance. |
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Shadow the Hedgehog | 'G.U.N. Auto Tread': A black and white GUN vehicle with tank-like treads. |
Veterans
| Image | Character | Vehicle Description |
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Aiai | Yellow F-1 like car similar to his one from the previous game resembling large bananas. |
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Beat | Quad bike themed after his gang and his game's titular radio station. |
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B.D. Joe | A shorter version of his personal Chevy Impala. |
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Ulala | White backwards trike with a Space Channel 5 theme. |
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Amigo | A four-wheeled toy train inspired by his previous kart. |
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Alex Kidd |
A red capsule like vehicle resembling a Peticopter/V-22 Osprey hybrid with JanKenPon engines. |
- Ryo Hazuki: A transforming Arcade cabinet that changes from the OutRun as a car to Hang-On as a boat and Space Harrier as a plane.
Veteran 3rd Party Characters
- Mii (exclusively for Nintendo): Confirmed during Gamescom 2012. Steve Lycett (S0L) on an official SEGA Forum also confirmed. Car styled after an OutRun vehicle in the Mii's chosen color (Wii U only; red in 3DS). (Clear all normal GPs on Wii U, or clear all Mirror Cups on 3DS)
- Xbox Live Avatar (exclusively for Xbox 360): An upgraded version of the Ava-car 720 that is now black and green just like the Xbox 360 Elite and the Xbox 360 S model and looks like a Bugatti Veyron Super Sport. (Clear all normal GPs)
Newcomers
- Vyse: From Skies of Arcadia, an old-fashioned steampunk race car similar in design to his airship,The Delfinius (Buy for 30 stars in World Tour)
- Gillus Thunderhead: From Golden Axe, a bronze animal-eqsue statue. It appears as an Ox in "car" mode, Turtle with a Rhinos' head in "boat" and Gryphon in "plane" mode.[5](Buy for 120 stars in World Tour)
- Joe Musashi: From Shinobi, a yellow and black quad bike which when transformed into a boat,becomes a Jet Ski. (Buy for 85 stars in World Tour)
- NiGHTS:[6] NiGHTS itself becomes the vehicle while a Nightopian rides. (Buy for 80 stars in World Tour on Console versions, 40 stars on 3DS)
- Reala:[6] Reala transforms into vehicles while a Nightmaren drives. (Buy for 160 stars in World Tour on Console versions, 90 stars on 3DS)
- Gum: A white and neon green quad bike, similar to Beat's vehicle. (Buy for 105 stars in World Tour)
- MeeMee: A pink copy of AiAi's F-1 car.
- Pudding: A green, futuristic car from Channel 42 resembling her aircraft from Space Channel 5: Part 2. (Buy for 50 stars in World Tour on Console versions, 64 stars on 3DS)
- AGES: A transforming fusion of several elements from Sega's past; the Hornet from Daytona USA, a Dreamcast controller, and a F-14 Tomcat from Afterburner. (Buy for 165 stars in World Tour on Console versions, 111 stars on 3DS)
- Football Manager (exclusively for PC): Drives a small cart-esque SUV, motorboat, and jet. Transforms inside of a soccer ball/football.
- Shogun (exclusively for PC): From Total War Shogun, drives a feudal-inspired cart with a dragon design in car and boat, while the boat transformation is inspired with a fish.
- General Winter (exclusively for PC as free DLC on 5 July 2013): From Company of Heroes, the Commander drives a tank with a red star on the sides.
- Willemus (exclusively for PC as free DLC on 5 August 2013): From Total War: Rome II. Drives a Roman legion-themed vehicle.
New 3rd Party Characters
- Danica Patrick: A neon green racing car called Danicar with logos for Sonic, SEGA, GoDaddy.com, and Hot Wheels.[7] (Buy for 16 stars in World Tour; Not availalbe in the Japanese Version of the game [1])
- Wreck It-Ralph: A red wrecking truck.[8]
- Team Fortress: (Exclusive for PC) A combined team consisting of three characters from the multiplayer first-person shooter Team Fortress 2. In Car form, the Pyro drives a red Go Kart-like vehicle with Flamethrowers mounted on its sides. In Plane and All-Star modes, The Spy pilots a sleek miniature Fighter Jet and in Boat form, the Heavy controls a camouflaged Airboat with steel plating and a Sasha-like Minigun mounted on each side.
- Yogscast Character (Simon) (exclusively for PC as free DLC on 6 December 2013): Another group of 3rd-party characters from a famous Minecraft Commentary YouTube Gamers. It is a Charity DLC Promotional for the Yogscast's Dwarven Dairy Drive's Humble Bundle. It includes Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Game-Base for Steam.[9]
Tracks
There are a total of 21 tracks, with 17 new ones (one exclusive to the Limited/Bonus Edition) and 4 returning ones from Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing. The tracks have a set Grand Prix order, as follows:[10]
Note: All of the new tracks, will not be the same while you race throughout the 3 laps. Some tracks change during the last lap Example: Ocean View and other tracks. Although some will change every lap, for Example: Dream valley, Burning Depths and others. Some will not change, they will stay the same track for 3 laps, Example Carrier Zone, Samba Studios and others. Also "Race of Ages" is the only track that you can choose to change the path to a boat path or plane, depending on which gate is entered first.
Dragon Cup
- Ocean View (Sonic Heroes) - Car/Boat
- Samba Studios (Samba De Amigo) - Car/Boat
- Carrier Zone (After Burner: Climax) - Car/Boat/Plane
- Dragon Canyon (Panzer Dragoon)[11] - Car/Boat/Plane
Rogue Cup
- Temple Trouble (Super Monkey Ball)[11] - Car/Boat
- Galactic Parade (Sonic Colors) - Car/Plane
- Seasonal Shrines (Shinobi) - Car/Boat
- Rogue's Landing (Skies of Arcadia) - Car/Boat/Plane
Emerald Cup
- Dream Valley (NiGHTS into Dreams...) - Boat/Plane
- Chilly Castle (Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg) - Car/Boat
- Graffiti City (Jet Set Radio) - Car/Plane
- Sanctuary Falls (Sonic & Knuckles)[12]- Car/Plane
Arcade Cup
- Graveyard Gig (The House of the Dead EX) - Car/Boat
- Adder's Lair (Golden Axe) - Car/Boat/Plane
- Burning Depths (Burning Rangers) - Car/Boat
- Race of Ages (SEGA Tribute race) - Car/Boat/Plane
Classic Cup
- Sunshine Tour (Samba De Amigo) (Returning) - Car Only
- Shibuya Downtown (Jet Set Radio Future) (Returning) - Car only
- Roulette Road (Sonic Heroes) (Returning) - Car only
- Egg Hangar (Sonic the Hedgehog 2/Sonic & Knuckles) (Returning) - Car only
Bonus level
- OutRun Bay (OutRun 2) (Bonus/Limited Edition, DLC) - Car/Boat
Mirrored versions of all the tracks, including Outrun Bay, can be unlocked.
World Tour
PlayStation 3/Vita/Xbox 360/Steam Achievements
| Image | Name | Description |
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| Spin Dash | Do a Boost-Start in each vehicle mode. (10G) | |
| Arrow Of Light | Freeze an opponent with Ice from at least 100 meters away. (15G) | |
| Ax Battler | Finish a Battle Race without losing any lives. (15G) | |
| Battle Outrunner | Do 5 overtakes in a single Drift. (15G) | |
| Buzz Bomber | Hit 1st, 2nd and 3rd place with a Swarm Attack. (10G) | |
| Blast Processing | Hit 2 opponents with a single Hot Rod Blast. (15G) | |
| Crack Down | Get a total of 20 hits with weapons in a Race. (10G) | |
| Rank B | Earn your B Class License. (10G) | |
| Rank A | Earn your A Class License. (20G) | |
| Rank S | Earn your S Class License. (30G) | |
| SEGA All Star | Earn your Star License. (50G) | |
| SEGA Super Star | Earn your Triple-Star License. (100G) | |
| The King of Speed | Finish 1st in a Grand Prix tournament at Expert difficulty. (20G) | |
| Lock On Sight | Score 90% accuracy with aimed weapons in an event. (20G) | |
| Team Sonic | Finish 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th with local friends in a 10 player Race. (10G) | |
| Fighting Viper | Evade or Block a homing-weapon 3 times in a Race. (10G) | |
| Drift More | Get a Perfect Drift score on a Drift Challenge event. (15G) | |
| Mega Jet | Do a Reckless Boost. (15G) | |
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Link Chain | Complete the Dream Valley Ring Race and pass every Ring as NiGHTS or Reala. (15G) |
| Shadow Step | Do 10 Stunt Combos in a single event. (15G) | |
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Meteor Strike | Collect 10 Stars in World Tour. (15G) |
| Scud Racer | Finish 1st in a Race without getting hit by weapons. (15G) | |
| Racing Transformed | Turned All-Star. (15G) | |
| Sonic Drift | Do a 10 second Drift as Sonic. (10G) | |
| Magic Second | Finish 0.5 seconds ahead of an opponent in a Race. (15G) | |
| Gale Racer | Get a Podium Finish in every Grand Prix tournament on Expert difficulty. (30G) | |
| Justice Shot | Get 10 hits by firing weapons backwards in a single event. (10G) | |
| Eyes On The Road | Hit an opponent with a weapon while looking backwards. (10G) | |
| Parts Shop | Win an event with a Mod equipped. (15G) | |
| Racing Hero | Get a Podium Finish in every Grand Prix tournament. (30G) | |
| House Party of the Dead | Complete an event with 4 local friends. (10G) | |
| Race Leader | Win a Matchmaking game. (15G) | |
| Holosseum | Unlock Mirror Grand Prix mode. (20G) | |
| Tornado | Do a Level 3 Air-Drift. (10G) | |
| Welcome to Victory Lane | Finish 1st in every Grand Prix tournament on Expert difficulty. (50G) | |
| Virtua Trickster | Roll Left, Roll Right, Backflip, Forward Flip and land as a car or boat. (15G) | |
| Vyse The Legend | Beat 01:11.6 in Time Attack as Vyse in Rogue's Landing. (15G) | |
| All Star | Collect every Star in World Tour. (50G) | |
| Nomad | Visited every location in the game. (20G) | |
| SUMO Wrestled | Beat your first Staff Ghost in Time Attack. (10G) | |
| Yokozuna | Beat all the Staff Ghosts in Time Attack. (50G) | |
| Cosmic Smash | Detonate the Hot Rod at the very last second. (10G) | |
| De Rol Le Credits | Unlock Superstar Showdown in World Tour. (20G) | |
| Newtron | Manually select a Random character for a Matchmaking game. (10G) | |
| Takes AGES | Unlock every Character in the game. (30G) | |
| Welcome to the Fantasy Zone | Finish 1st in a Grand Prix tournament. (15G) | |
| You Got The Horn | Level-up a Character. (15G) | |
| Genesis | Triple-stunt while transforming into a car or boat. (15G) | |
| Catcher Pitcher | Absorb a weapon and fire it back at your attacker.(15G) | |
| Hardcore | Complete a World Tour event on Expert difficulty. (20G) |
Steam collectibles
The Steam software consists of various features including collectibles like emoticons, badges, backgrounds and trading cards for each game. This game is the only one of the series to have such a feature.
Badges
In Steam, badges are crafted by combining a set of trading cards, obtainable through a random item drop, which lands in the Steam Inventory. The more cards combined, the greater the experience points the badge will contain.
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Red Power Shield | 100 | |
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Twister | 200 | |
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Puffer Fish | 300 | |
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Bee | 400 | |
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Hot rod | 500 | |
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All-star | 100 (Foil Cards) |
Backgrounds
Once a Steam user has enough XP through crafting badges, special perks will follow by, such as item drops of backgrounds and coupons. These are the following backgrounds for Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed:
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Carrier Zone | Common |
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Temple Trouble | Common |
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Sanctuary Falls | Common |
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Dragon Canyon | Uncommon |
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Race of AGES | Rare |
System Requirements (PC)
Minimum
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| File:OSsnnonly.png | 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent | 1GB Ram (Windows XP), 2GB Ram | 256MB with Shader Model 3.0 support | 9.0c | 6.7GB free hard drive space | DirectX 9 Compatible |
Recommended
| OS | Processor | Memory | Graphics | DirectX® | Hard Drive | Sound |
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| File:OSsnnonly.png | 2.4 GHz Intel i5 or equivalent | 2GB Ram (Windows XP), 4GB Ram | 512MB with Shader Model 3.0 support | 9.0c | 6.7GB free hard drive space | DirectX 9 Compatible |
Music
Reception
For the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, IGN gave an 8.5 score, saying that it is better than several of the racing games of 2012 and that it is a true arcade-like racing game, but not as fresh as Mario Kart 7.[13] The second review released was from UK's Official Nintendo Magazine, giving it an average score of only 62%. The reviewer stated that "the early excitement of the transformations doesn't make up for an interminable world tournament, poor local multiplayer and uninspiring weapons. The mixture of Sega and Sumo (with a hint of Bizarre) should have made for a game that was as accomplished as it was nostalgic. Instead, it just feels pallid." Eurogamer, however, gave the game a score of 9/10, saying "This manages to be more than just a tribute to the great and good of Sega's past - it does enough to earn its own place alongside them." The Daily Mail reviewer gave the game their perfect score (5/5), saying that the game was bad on multiplayer, but overall a revisit to Sega's greatest memories.[14] GameTrailers gave the Xbox 360 version an 8.7/10', saying that "it’s a fun, challenging, and easily enjoyable racing game that uses a lot of familiar mechanics and ideas but knows well enough to try and do its own thing".[15] In their last Sonic game review, Nintendo Power gave the Wii U version an 8.0/10, commenting on its "well-behaved multiplayer and tracks that were born to become a race track." The Official Xbox Magazine gave Transformed an 8/10, praising for its beautiful track graphics and awesome multiplayer, with the exception of poor quality on its split screen in multiplayer mode.
Trivia
- All 16 characters from Sega Superstars Tennis return in this game.
- This is the second time in which a Sonic game was leaked due to the premature release of toys, the first time being when toys of Rouge the Bat and Shadow the Hedgehog had been revealed before both characters' debuting game, Sonic Adventure 2, was even announced, both of which happen to be sequels.
- There are two other games (Mario Kart 7 and Diddy Kong Racing) that have a transformation feature.
- Sumo Digital said that they had the idea of the transforming vehicles before Mario Kart 7 was announced, as said in an interview with Nintendo Power.
- Unlike the first game, the PC version will feature an online multiplayer mode.
- There is a minor change in the title from the first All-Stars Racing game, as the "Sega" is missing, just making it Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed rather than Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed. This is because other characters, such as Wreck-It Ralph, Danica Patrick, Mii/Xbox 360 Avatar, Team Fortress, General Winter are not Sega characters. (General Winter Was a THQ Characters Until SEGA Claim The Franchise)
- The first three trailers for the game use the song "Promises" by Nero for the BGM. All the trailers after the August trailer use "Acid Cube" by Richardson & Macklin & Ford.
- This makes Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed the second Sonic game to have a trailer that uses non-Sega music, the first being Sonic Generations, which had trailers that used the songs "Tenderoni" by Kele for the Gameplay/Green Hill trailer and "Na Na Na" by My Chemical Romance for the City Escape trailer.
- Although Beat appeared in the first All-Stars Racing game with his Jet Set Radio Future design, he appears in All-Stars Racing Transformed with his original design from Jet Set Radio, although a bit shorter in height.
- The cars in the game have undergone a radical design change due to the transformation mechanics in this game. Notable examples include Sonic's Speed Star, which now has sharper angles, different wheels, and less "Sonic spines"; Amy's car loses the tire cover, gets a bigger wind shield, and becomes rounded; and Doctor Eggman's monster truck is now a six-wheeled red "tank". Every racer now has a car, a tank-like vehicle, or a quad bike instead of a bi-plane (e.g. Tails' Tornado Racer) or a motorcycle (e.g. Shadow's Dark Rider).
- This is the first Sonic the Hedgehog game (as well as the first spin-off title) on the PlayStation Vita (not counting the PSP re-releases on the PlayStation Network) and the Wii U.
- At the end of the Comic-Con 2012 trailer, and during the Danica Patrick trailer, some of Sonic's voice clips from Sonic Generations are used. The same applies for Doctor Eggman.
- Wreck-It Ralph, from the 2012 Disney film of the same name, is a playable character in the game, which is likely a reference to the fact that in the film, Ralph "game jumps" through different arcade games. The game including Ralph might reference the fact that Sonic, Dr. Eggman, Tails, and other Sega characters appear in Wreck-It Ralph.
- With the exception of Tails and Amigo, all of the characters that appear on Transformed's cover (Sonic, Dr. Eggman, AiAi) also appear on Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing cover.
- Similarly, Aiai is the only non-Sonic character on the game's boxart.
- This is the first Sonic game to have a guest character that is not a video game character.
- This is also the first Sonic game to feature a real-life celebrity as a playable character.
- It is noticeable that Danica Patrick has the Hot Wheels and GoDaddy logos on her car.
- Just like its prequel, this game uses recycled voice clips from previous Sonic games, notably from Sonic Generations.
- Again, none of the Sonic voice actors were credited in the credits.
- Ocean View is the only new stage in the game that has been based off a stage (that stage being Seaside Hill) previous used in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing tracks, which are Whale Lagoon, Lost Palace and Ocean Ruin.
- Similar to its prequel, the PS3 version does not get an exclusive character.
- Sonic Universe #45 ties in to this game, making it the first stand-alone issue of the series to crossover with a video game. It also marks the first appearance of non-Sonic characters in the comic series, such as Beat and Vyse.
- This is the first game in the Sega Superstars/Sega All-Stars series to have an RPG series represented.
- If one fails an event multiple times, a quiet mocking laughter can be heard.
- If the player attempts to turn down the audio for the voices or audience, the announcer will attempt to stop the player and ridicule them or boo them, respectively.
- Some re-used sound files are from Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Sumo Digital Start-Up) and Star Fox Assault (Pressing A/X whilst on the slot machine with no tokens).
- Amigo is the only mute character in the game, only communicating via whistle blows.
- This is not counting Metal Sonic in the Bonus Edition.
- This game and its original both have Seaside Hill as their background on the cover.
- Unlike the first game which had three female characters counting the player's Mii/Avatar, this time there are six, counting the player's Mii/Avatar if it's a girl or seven if you view NiGHTS as female.
- The announcer does not say "Final Lap" in the console/PC versions when the player is on his/her final lap of the race.
- Unlike Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, the Xbox Live Avatars and Miis are given voices.
- In Sonic Universe Issue 45, Danica's car has Sonic's icon on the front.
- Similar to its prequel, Silver is the only hedgehog in the main-console series to not have an appearance in this game.
- Several tracks and even background music sound similar to a real-world or another game track:
- Samba Studios has a part and reuses the "Hey!" from Back 2 Back, which was on Water Palace from Sonic Rush.
- Race of Ages has a track design similar to Crash Nitro Kart's Android Alley, as both of the tracks are yellow, have very slick turns and have narrow paths.
- World Tour mode is labeled as having you travel from island to island while saving characters that you unlock.
- The "Takes AGES" achievement features an image of Tarō Sega, the main protagonist of the Japan-exclusive game Segagaga.
- It is possible to bypass the transformation gates in courses as a glitch. The character needs to move as close to the gate as possible and then face the opposite direction until the 'Wrong Way' sign appears. After the 'Wrong Way' sign appears for a while (the character will be respawned), the character will respawn in front of the transformation gate without going through it, which means the player could attempt to drive as a boat at car sections or drive a plane on boat sections etc.
- This, however, may be fixed in some of the versions due to patches.
- Vyse is the only character who does not use recycled voice clips from his own game, as his original voice actor, Christopher Sullivan, provided new voice clips for him for the game.
- This the first Sonic game to have Steam Trading Cards on Steam.
- Team Fortress 2 is the first Valve game to have characters appear in a sonic game.
- Interestingly enough, This is the only Third-Party Franchise in Sonic game that has 3 Characters on it. Heavy, Pyro and the Spy. (With the exception of Banjo-Kazooie)
- Team Fortress, Willemus and General Winter are the only character in Transformed to reign from M rated games besides the HOTD characters series are non-playables. This marks the first Sonic game to feature various M-rated Characters.
- Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed is the only Sonic game that appear in 3 Humble Bundles . The first one being Yogscast's Dwarven Dairy Drive, and the second one is being Humble Weekly Sale SEGA. In Germany only, it's because The House of The Dead: Overkill is banned in that country, the game is replaced. And the third one being Humble SEGA Bundle.
- Takenobu Mitsuyoshi is confirmed to be the announcer of the game in the Japanese version.
- Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed marks the first Sonic and Sega Superstars games to feature 3 Non-Video Games Characters and 2 Real-life Celebrity and People.
- The PC version (so far) is the only version and sonic games that frequently appear to have several updates and free DLC and also the demanding of the Community's future update and the Developer promise the deal.
- Team Fortress appears the only characters that based on First Person Shooter games that never have any Racing Games before.
- While Willemus, General Winter, Shogun and The Football Manager based on Strategy Tactic games. (Making the only sonic games to have 4 strategy based characters)
- Interestingly enough Team Fortress and Football Manager are the only Characters that based on the Games' titles. (With exception of the Sonic the Hedgehog and other characters)
- Yogscast shares the same segment with TF and FM that his really truly name is Simon "honeydew" Lane.
- Unlike Danica Patrick, Simon shows his Cartoony model while Danica shows her full body from the real world.
- Between the UK and the US Version, Danica Patrick's name pronounced differently by the Narrator.
- Danica Patrick is not Available on the Japanese version, oddly enough she was shown in the Japanese Trailer.
- The Blowfish item bares some resemblance to the enemy Puftup from the Donkey Kong Country games.
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References
- ↑ Kellie (22 April 2013). Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed on Intel Ultrabook. Sega Blog. Retrieved on 1 February 2015.
- ↑ http://blogs.sega.com/2013/10/22/stellar-line-up-coming-to-mobile-tablets/
- ↑ http://www.tssznews.com/2014/02/12/asr-transformed-coming-to-japan/
- ↑ http://www.famitsu.com/news/201402/13047996.html
- ↑ http://revision3.com/rev3gamesoriginals/sonic-and-all-stars-racing-transformed
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 http://www.summerofsonic.com/news/summer-of-sonic-2012-exclusive-nights-and-reala-are-playable-characters-in-sonic-all-stars-racings-transformed
- ↑ http://www.gamezone.com/products/sonic-sega-all-stars-racing/news/nascar-s-danica-patrick-joins-sonic-all-stars-racing-transformed-cast
- ↑ http://herocomplex.latimes.com/2012/07/13/comic-con-how-wreck-it-ralph-infiltrated-the-game-industry/
- ↑ http://www.sonicretro.org/2013/11/yogscast-dlc-revealed-for-sonic-all-stars-racing-transformed/
- ↑ http://www.tssznews.com/2012/11/12/rumor-a-new-racer-and-two-new-tracks-from-sonic-all-stars-racing-transformed-leaked/
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 http://blogs.sega.com/category/sonic-the-hedgehog/sonic-all-stars-racing-transformed/
- ↑ http://www.sonicthehedgehog.com/racing/
- ↑ http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/11/15/sonic-and-all-stars-racing-transformed-review
- ↑ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2235327/Science-tech-Review--Sonic--All-Stars-Racing-Transformed-Xbox-360--PS3--PC--Wii-U.html.com
- ↑ http://www.gametrailers.com/reviews/ndioba/sonic---all-stars-racing-transformed-review