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Controls World Map Wispons Avatars CONTROLS WORLD MAP WISPONS AVATARS WM-01 STORY Making yet another grab for global domination, Dr. Eggman launches a large scale offensive on an urban center. It is a desperate time for the survivors; all hope is lost! Then, out of nowhere appears the heroic visage of the world’s fastest supersonic hedgehog—Sonic—who makes short work of the surrounding forces. But Dr. Eggman has a surprise up his sleeve. Even in Sonic’s absence, the survivors weren’t ready Sonic finds himself face to face with a to give up! A rag-tag Resistance was formed, with troop of much tougher enemies. One Knuckles as commander. Together with their latest wields a mysterious power which proves recruit, they’re ready to do what needs to be done. too much for our hero. Sonic is defeated and captured, his present status unknown. With nobody left to stop him, it is a matter of a few short months before Dr. Eggman succeeds in conquering all but a tiny fraction of the world. The fate of the world is in your hands! CHARACTERS A custom character of your very own. As a survivor of Dr. Eggman’s robot armies, and a new recruit with the resistance, you will be tasked with a number of dangerous duties. Go find Sonic, combine forces, and help save the world! The world’s fastest supersonic hedgehog who loves freedom and hates injustice. While busy foiling yet another of Dr. Eggman’s evil endeavors, he was attacked and captured by an unknown assailant. SONIC THE HEDGEHOG AVATAR Dr.EGGMAN A greedy and selfish evil genius who boasts an IQ of 300. With his army of heavily-armed robots, some familiar faces, and what he affectionately refers to as his invincible instrument INFINITE of destruction, he will crush Sonic once and for all, and finally realize his dreams of a world-spanning Eggman Empire! RESISTANCE EGGMAN ARMY The base of operations for Sonic’s allies as they bring the fight Dr. Eggman has recruited a number of powerful straight to Eggman’s forces. With Knuckles as commander, enemies to aid him in his selfish cause. Each has operations are proceeding in every region. their own bone to pick with our hero... METAL SONIC KNUCKLES SHADOW ZAVOK TAILS CHAOS CONTROLS MENU/WORLD MAP GamePad Menu Button Return to title screen Left Bumper Right Bumper Switch screens at World Map Switch screens at World Map D-Pad Select from menu Left Stick Y Button B Button Select from menu Show details Cancel X Button A Button Enter Right Stick Control Avatar view Keyboard KEY MENU CONTROLS Up Try to learn the controls before starting Down operations; don’t just rush in blind! We’re all counting on you! Right Knuckles Left Enter Select / Confirm Esc / Backspace Back UNIQUE CHARACTER ACTIONS X Reset to defaults You can control Classic Sonic, Sonic, Avatar and Tag (Sonic and Tab Toggle Menu / Rankings Avatar working as a team). You can control Classic Sonic, Sonic, Avatar and Tag (Sonic and Avatar working as a team). CLASSIC SONIC SONIC AVATAR TAG Gamepad: A button Keyboard: Space Spin Jump Press the A button (Space) for a Spin Jump that can be used to attack enemies. CLASSIC SONIC BASIC ACTIONS Gamepad: D-pad / Left Stick Crouch + A button (Spin Jump key) Keyboard: D / A pressed repeatedly Move Spin Dash Press V and press the A button (Space) repeatedly to gather Enter a direction to walk, and hold the direction to run. Enter speed, then release V to blast off in a Spin Dash. the reverse direction to brake. Gamepad: B button A button (Spin Jump key) in mid-air Keyboard: Left Ctrl / S Crouch Drop Dash Press the B button (Left Ctrl / S) to crouch. You can also Press the A button (Space) in mid-air, and upon landing you crouch by pressing V. will launch straight into a Spin Dash. SONIC BASIC ACTIONS Gamepad: D-pad / Left Stick Gamepad: A button Gamepad: B button Move Keyboard: W / S / A / D Spin Jump Keyboard: Space Crouch / Slide Keyboard: Left Ctrl Enter a direction to walk, and hold the direction to run. Press the A button (Space) for a Spin Jump that can At a standstill, press the B button (Left Ctrl) to crouch. Enter the reverse direction to brake. be used to attack enemies. Press and hold while running to slide. A button (Jump key) in mid-air A button (Jump key) in mid-air B button (Crouch key) in mid-air Double Jump Homing Attack Stomp During a jump, press the During a jump, you will automatically Press the B button (Left Ctrl) A button (Space) again for a double lock-on to nearby enemies and mid-air to attack straight downward. jump that allows you to reach higher devices. While locked-on, press Any enemies or breakable objects areas or escape ground based the A button (Space) for a homing below you will be stomped! obstacles. attack. Gamepad: X button X button (Boost key) in mid-air Gamepad: LB / RB Boost Keyboard: Shift Air Boost Cartwheel/Side Step Keyboard: Q / E When the Gauge has charge Press the X button (Shift) in mid-air At a standstill, you can cartwheel, remaining, press the X button (Shift) while there is Gauge remaining for a on a grind rail you can jump to a for a sudden burst of speed. Any mid-air boost. parallel rail, and while running you enemies or obstacles in your path will can step to the left and right. be safely barged through. AVATAR BASIC ACTIONS Gamepad: D-pad / Left Stick Gamepad: A button Gamepad: B button Move Keyboard: W / S / A / D Jump Keyboard: Space Crouch / Slide Keyboard: Left Ctrl Enter a direction to walk, and hold the direction to run. Press the A button (Space) to jump. For “Bird” type At a standstill, press the B button (Left Ctrl) to crouch. Enter the reverse direction to brake. Avatars, press the A Button again while in the air for a Press and hold while running to slide. double jump. A button (Jump key) in mid-air B button (Crouch key) in mid-air Gamepad: Right Trigger Wire Attack Stomp Wispon Attack Keyboard: L Press the A button (Space) during a Press the B button (Left Ctrl) mid- Press RT (L) to engage the equipped jump to launch a wire at a locked- air to attack straight downward. Any Wispon’s unique basic attack. on target to attack, or for speedy enemies or breakable objects below transport. you will be stomped! Gamepad: Y button Gamepad: Left Trigger Gamepad: LB / RB Cartwheel/Side Step Wispon Special Keyboard: K Switch Avatar Keyboard: J Keyboard: Q / E Touch a Wisp Capsule to fill the If you brought in a rental avatar At a standstill, you can cartwheel, Gauge, and press the Y button (K) to at the World Map, press LT (J) to on a grind rail you can jump to a engage the Wispon’s special action. switch with your own Avatar. parallel rail, and while running you can step to the left and right. TAG BASIC ACTIONS Gamepad: D-pad/Left Stick Gamepad: A button Gamepad: B button Move Keyboard: W / S / A / D Jump Keyboard: Space Crouch / Slide Keyboard: Left Ctrl Enter a direction to walk, and hold the direction to run. Press the A Button to jump. Press the A button At a standstill, press the B button (Left Ctrl) to crouch. Enter the reverse direction to brake. (Space) again while in the air for a double jump. Press and hold while running to slide. A button (Jump key) in mid-air B button (Crouch key) in mid-air Gamepad: X button Homing Attack Stomp Boost Keyboard: Shift During a jump, you will automatically lock-on to Press the B button (Left Ctrl) mid-air to attack straight When the Gauge has charge remaining, press the X nearby enemies and devices. While locked-on, press downward. Any enemies or breakable objects below button (Shift) for a sudden burst of speed. Any enemies the A button (Space) for a homing attack. you will be stomped! or obstacles in your path will be safely barged through. X button (Boost key) in mid-air A button (Jump key) in mid-air Gamepad: RT Air Boost Wire Attack Wispon Attack Keyboard: L Press the X button (Shift) in mid-air while there is Press the A button (Space) during a jump to launch Press RT (L) to engage the equipped Wispon’s unique Gauge remaining for a mid-air boost. a wire at a locked-on target to attack, or for speedy basic attack. transport. Gamepad: Y button Gamepad: Left Trigger Gamepad: LB / RB Wispon Special Keyboard: K Switch Avatar Keyboard: J Cartwheel/Side Step Keyboard: Q / E Touch a Wisp Capsule to fill the Gauge, and press the If you brought in a rental avatar at the World Map, At a standstill, you can cartwheel, on a grind rail you can Y button (K) to engage the Wispon’s special action. press LT (J) to switch with your own Avatar. jump to a parallel rail, and while running you can step to the left and right. Keyboard Controls CLASSIC SONIC SONIC AVATAR TAG KEY IN-GAME CONTROLS IN-GAME CONTROLS IN-GAME CONTROLS IN-GAME CONTROLS Esc Pause Pause Pause Pause W Move Forward Move Forward Move Forward S Crouch Move Back Move Back Move Back A Move Left Move Left Move Left Move Left D Move Right Move Right Move Right Move Right Q Cartwheel / Side Step (Left) Cartwheel / Side Step (Left) Cartwheel / Side Step (Left) E Cartwheel / Side Step (Right) Cartwheel / Side Step (Right) Cartwheel / Side Step (Right) Space Jump Jump Jump Jump Shift Boost Boost Left Ctrl Crouch Crouch Crouch Crouch J Switch Avatar Switch Avatar L Use Wispon Use Wispon K Use Wispon Special Use Wispon Special MAIN MENU Select START at the title screen to display the main menu.
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