Sonic Jump, as the name suggests, involves lots of jumping.
It also has a rather convoluted release history, starting life as a DoJa cell phone game on the Sonic Cafe service before being ported to MIDP (Western J2ME platform) in the US, China, and Brazil (with the original DoJa version and the latter two MIDP releases having been dumped). A few years later, the game got a remake called Sonic Jump 2, which was released in a few regions without its number before being released in some others with its number, though this version wouldn't reach Japan until an Android port was released there in 2011 without its number via the Puyo Puyo! Sega service. Then, yet another remake was released in 2012 for iOS and Android.
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Brazilian versions have unused graphics and audio for the cutscenes, which are not present in these versions.
The Chinese version contains a series of unused graphics.
Art
File name(s)
Description
block_2ca.png
Sprites for platforms that cause damage from the bottom, intended for Blue Sky Zone and Mechanical Zone. Since such type of platform isn't present in these levels, these go unused.
block_2cb.png
block_2cc.png
block_3ca.png
block_3cb.png
block_3cc.png
block_2da.png
Sprites for platforms that launch the player upwards. Green Hill Zone's spring is used instead.
block_2dc.png
block_2db.png
block_3da.png
block_3dc.png
block_3db.png
block_4da.png
block_4dc.png
block_4db.png
block_5da.png
block_5dc.png
block_5db.png
block_6da.png
block_6dc.png
block_6db.png
block_3b.png
A falling platform, intended for Mechanical Zone.
cut_2.png
A portrait intended to be used in Jungle Zone's cutscene. A more detailed version is used instead.
d_bg8.png
An eight cutscene background depicting a crudely drawn living room.
d_sonic_e.png
A fifth cutscene portrait for Sonic, featuring a hue-shifted Sonic Adventure 2 render. It should be noted that this is bigger than the other character cutscene portraits, being 100x100 rather than the usual 128x84.
set.png
Alternative title screen with a different render for Sonic and logo.
sonic_dead1.png
Sonic dying. When dying, Sonic just falls off the screen, making these unused.
sonic_dead2.png
sonic_dead3.png
sonic_up1h.png
A particle meant for Sonic's bounce up sprite.
sonic_up2h.png
highj.png
An unused sonic sprite for unknown with purple background
title.png
An alternative logo. A kanji character saying 仮 (kari) can be seen, which is a term for "temporary".
The text "PsmPlayer V5.0" is present at the beginning of every MIDI file in the MIDP versions, indicating that this freeware program was used to convert the Faith i-Melody music files from the DoJa version to MIDI. It's not clear if the developers were given permission to use it for a commercial game.
The Chinese version contains some Graphics glitch.
img
Description
A graphics glitch of SonicJump2005 Chinese version.When sonic doing "high jump" you can see the image of "g.png" appearance on sonic's body in a few frames. It seems like the first frame of Insta-Shield
A graphics glitch of SonicJump2005 chinese version.The game does not use second part sprite of background in the end of the stage.This problem does not appear in the JP version or the BR version.(Here is Green Hills Zone)
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