Fact Sheet – Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood
| Product: |
Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood™ |
| Publisher: |
Sega |
| Developer: |
BioWare™ (www.bioware.com) |
| Format: |
Nintendo DS™ |
| ESRB Rating: |
E for Everyone |
| Availability: |
September 30, 2008 |
Product Overview
Join Sonic and his friends in a blend of strategy and speed for Sonic's first RPG, Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood™. Sonic Chronicles mixes a rich story, hand-painted visuals, fast-paced team combat, and wireless collectible trading into a uniquely compelling adventure.
Features
Lightning-fast Combo Moves: It wouldn't be a Sonic game without mind-blowing speed, crafty combo moves and precisely-timed controls. Surprise opponents with your character's unique combo attacks! New Party System Gameplay: Choose from 11 playable characters to create your four character team. Utilize the unique skills and powers of all characters to overcome a variety of challenges. Over 20 Areas to Explore: Venture to new and classic Sonic environments while solving puzzles and dodging obstacles. Just as in combat, some challenges will require teamwork to solve. Wireless Trading and Collecting: Collect and trade several types of artificial life-forms known as Chao, each with varying power-ups and abilities that help in combat and elsewhere. Epic Storyline: Sonic and friends must use teamwork and strategy to uncover and defeat the mysterious menace that is destroying their world. Along with a storyline filled with twists and turns, new characters add to the excitement!
About BioWare
BioWare develops computer, console, handheld and online video games focused on rich stories and memorable characters. Since 1995, BioWare has created some of the world's best-selling titles including the award-winning Baldur's Gate™ and Neverwinter Nights™ series, Star Wars®: Knights of the Old Republic™. Original BioWare-created IPs include Jade Empire™ and the 2007 Game of the Year, Mass Effect™. With studios in Edmonton, Canada, and Austin, Texas, BioWare is hard at work on the epic fantasy RPG, Dragon Age™: Origins as well as several unannounced projects including a massively multiplayer online game. In 2008, BioWare was acquired by the world’s leading electronic entertainment publisher, Electronic Arts. For more information on BioWare, visit www.bioware.com.
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