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Sonic Labyrinth

Sonic Labyrinth is a 1995 action-puzzle video game developed by Minato Giken and published by Sega for the Game Gear. The game features Sonic the Hedgehog exploring maze-like stages from an isometric perspective. Dr. Robotnik has robbed Sonic of his trademark speed, making him walk abnormally slow but still able to utilize the spin dash.

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Publisher
Sega
Composer
Atsuko Iwanaga
Designer
Kazuhiro Tanaka
Developer
Minato Giken
Directors
Noboru Machida Hideaki Katagiri
Genres
Action, puzzle

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Sonic Labyrinth

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples63
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Sonic Labyrinth

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related to Reception · 20
Sonic Labyrinth → Critical, EGM, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Famitsu, Game Gear, GamePro, Hedgehog, However, In, Marble Madness, Mean Machines Sega, Mega Fun, Multiple, One, Reflecting, Sega Magazin, SegaSonic, Sonic, They, This
related to Development and release · 17
Sonic Labyrinth → Director's Cut, Europe, Game Gear Sonic, It, Japan, June, May, Minato Giken, Nintendo, North America, November, Sega, Sonic Adventure DX, Sonic Mega Collection Plus, Sonic Origins Plus, The, Virtual Console
related to Gameplay · 13
Sonic Labyrinth → After, Chaos Emeralds, Collecting, Dr, Hedgehog, It, Marble Madness, Robotnik, Series, Sometimes, Sonic, The, This
Release · 3
Sonic Labyrinth → EU: November 3, 1995, JP: November 17, 1995, NA: November 1995
Composer · 1
Sonic Labyrinth → Atsuko Iwanaga
Designer · 1
Sonic Labyrinth → Kazuhiro Tanaka
Developer · 1
Sonic Labyrinth → Minato Giken
Directors · 1
Sonic Labyrinth → Noboru Machida Hideaki Katagiri
Genres · 1
Sonic Labyrinth → Action, puzzle
Mode · 1
Sonic Labyrinth → Single-player

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sonic game sega thought isometric release labyrinth stages games reception gameplay gear hedgehog speed worst 1995 minato giken puzzle level

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Sonic LabyrinthComposerAtsuko Iwanaga1.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthDesignerKazuhiro Tanaka1.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthDeveloperMinato Giken1.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthDirectorsNoboru Machida Hideaki Katagiri1.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthGenresAction, puzzle1.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthModeSingle-player1.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthPlatformGame Gear1.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthPublisherSega1.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthReleaseEU: November 3, 19951.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthReleaseJP: November 17, 19951.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthReleaseNA: November 19951.00infobox
Sonic LabyrinthSeriesSonic the Hedgehog1.00infobox
Sonic Labyrinthis a1995 action-puzzle video game developed by Minato Giken and published by Sega for the Game Gear0.90text

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