Sonic Colors

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Sonic Colors; Reviews are in! Read OP before you post.
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Lady BlizShadow	May 26 2010, 06:35 AM Post #1
I still can't use this. Posts: 6,546 Group: Former Monarchs Member #6,722 Joined: March 16, 2008	OVERVIEW Name: Sonic Colors (alt. Sonic Colours) Developers: Sonic Team, Dimps (co-dev. DS version) Publisher: SEGA Genre: Action-Adventure/Platforming Platforms: Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS Input: Wii: Wii Remote & Nunchuk, Classic controller, GameCube controller; DS: Stylus Players: 1-2 Rating: ESRB: E (Cartoon violence); PEGI: 3 Release Dates: NA: November 16, 2010; EU: November 12, 2010 Official Websites: US-UK-JPN THE GAME Gameplay: Sonic Colors is the latest action title in the franchise that sees Sonic racing around Dr. Eggman's planetary themeparks to rescue an alien species called Wisps which is being used to power the parks. In return for rescue, these Wisps will allow Sonic to be privy to their special abilities, or "Color Powers." The Wii version of Colors accurately replicates the more traditional Daytime stages of Sonic Unleashed on the Xbox 360, whilst the DS version will be replicating the Sonic Rush series. Traversing the levels is given a layer of depth in the form of the Wisps who act as a general power-up system, allowing Sonic to move, attack, and explore the scenery in various ways. Completing the main campaign is still as independent of this system as possible, and only by aiming for full completion will significant use of the Wisps be necessary. Sonic Team purports a solid focus on the series' strengths. This includes the cultivation of a single style of gameplay and whimsical locations that take cues from park attractions like confectionery centers and tropical resorts; The storyline will also follow a similarly light-hearted and goofy tone, and music will replace the series' standard guitar riffs for more upbeat, jazzy sounds. Locations: Tropical Reservoir Sweet Mountain Planet Wisp Starlight Carnival Aquarium Park Asteroid Coaster Game Land Characters: Sonic The Hedgehog Dr. Eggman Miles "Tails" Prower Yakker Orbot & Cubot Wisps: Wisps are found inside of regenerative capsules throughout each level. Collecting a particular color of Wisp allows Sonic to take advantage of that alien's "Color Power," unique attacks and movements that are limited by a gauge. There are ten Wisps across both versions: White Wisp: The default Wisp; Collecting these gives Sonic the ability to boost forward. Cyan Laser: These Wisps turn Sonic into a laser, bouncing him around at blinding speeds and destroying anything he touches. Hitting special crystals and antennae also allow Sonic to teleport to another part of the level. Yellow Drill: Yellow Drills allow Sonic to burrow underground to search for items, reach alternate routes, and bypass obstacles. Orange Rocket: This Wisp seems self-explanatory: It lets Sonic blast off through the air to reach high areas that are otherwise unobtainable. Red Burst: Gathering enough of these Wisps turns Sonic into a destructive fireball that can also perform short boosts into the air. (DS Exclusive) Pink Spike: This Wisp increases the strength, number, and power of Sonic's spines, allowing him to roll on virtually any surface. (Wii Exclusive) Green Hover: Freeing this Wisp allows Sonic to hover and dash through the air, as well as use the Light Speed Dash and follow a trail of rings. (Wii Exclusive) Blue Cube: The Blue Cube allows Sonic to switch special blue rings to blue platforms and vise versa, opening up paths. Blue Cube also allows him to perform a slam that will destroy all nearby enemies. (Wii Exclusive) Purple Frenzy: This Wisp turns Sonic into a berserker that eats everything in its path, growing bigger with each item eaten. (Wii Exclusive) Violet Void: This Wisp acts like a black hole. Like its Wii counterpart, it also grows bigger with each item taken in. (DS Exclusive) Storyline: "The diabolical Dr. Eggman has hatched another plan for world domination! He has built an amazing interstellar amusement park, floating in space around Sonic's home planet, bursting with incredible rides and attractions. However, all is not as it seems as Dr. Eggman has abducted an alien race called Wisps and is harnessing their colorful energy to fuel a sinister plot. However, before Dr. Eggman completes his evil plans, Sonic discovers his mysterious theme park in space. When he arrives, Sonic finds he is also able to use these alien powers and is ready to help! Sonic will need all his speed and skill as he faces this test, but, empowered by the alien energy, it's a test he'll pass with flying colors!" --Sega Mini Site Detailed Synopsis Via space elevtor, Sonic and Tails arrive at the central hub for Eggman's Amazing Interstellar Amusement Park. Both are fond of the place, but Sonic suspects it's a front for Eggman's latest scheme. Before the two can do anything substantial, Sonic intervenes in the pursuit of two small aliens running from Eggman's cronies, Orbot and Cubot. For further defense, one of the aliens hijacks Sonic's body for an attack. Later, Tails works on creating a translator for the sake of understanding the second alien. Sonic eventually returns and relays to an unbelieving Tails what the aliens can actually do. As the alien unsuccessfully tries to chime in, Sonic relays that they need to stop Eggman and rushes off to find him counting the few aliens he's kidnapped while berating his assistants. After the robots painfully dissect Sonic's joke, Eggman sics ferris wheel boss Big Boy on the hedgehog; Said hedgehog proceeds to destroy it. Orbot and Cubot are charged with picking up Big Boy's dismembered remains which Cubot notes is a rather gruesome job. Orbot briefly notes they're missing an arm but is convinced not to worry about it. Out of sight, the arm has ended up inside of piece of machinery central to the hub. Meanwhile, after Sonic comes back, he finds that Tails has gotten the translator working to some degree. After wading through nonsense, they manage to discover that the alien's name is Yacker and that he's part of a race called Wisps. Eggman is harvesting the Wisps for their energy, so Yacker pleads for help. Sonic recalls having seen a map for the rest of the park and advises they go check it out. In Sweet Mountain, Sonic runs across a candy pirate whom is guarding a strange generator. He destroys both pirate and generated before Tails and Yacker show up. After painfully showing off, Sonic asks Tails for more info. It's reiterated that Eggman, whom the Wisps call "Baldy Nosehair"-- much to Sonic's delight-- is using the energy for an "evil purpose." Afterwards, Sonic heads off to Starlight Carnival. Another generator down, Sonic and Tails happen onto Eggman who aims a beam at Sonic, but Tails takes the hit, falling under Eggman's control. Before a fight between friends can break out, the energy runs out. After the setback, Eggman finally describes his plot-- All of the Wisps' energy will be harvested to fuel a mind-control beam that will force the universe into worshipping him. He leaves another boss, or rather "tour guide", to deal with the two but Sonic inevitably destroys it. Tails has now managed to gather another translation: The energy residing inside the Wisps is called Hyper-Go-On. It's their life-force and the reason why Sonic can the Wisps can combine. Also, there are five generators, leaving three left to destroy. During this exchange, Eggman and Orbot try to fix Cubot's voice chip, but manage to give him a pirate accent instead. Orbot notes it's exotic while Eggman merely orders him to fix the chip before proceeding to gloat. Sonic and Tails continue to travel across the park and destroy the generators. Upon reaching Asteroid Coaster, Sonic discovers Eggman's underground conversion unit that is turning the Wisps into Nega Wisps-- purple, eye-less, destructive monsters. This, along with the planet's generator and its guard are destroyed, and Sonic returns to the main hub with Tails to celebrate. Eggman, displeased over the planets' freedom, tries to fire his mind-control weapon regardless. But the misplaced arm lodged in the machine causes it to explode and destroy the hub. Sonic and Tails flee to the space elevator, but are stopped by Eggman in his "Egg Nega Wisp", a machine that has the ability to use every Wisp power Sonic can, sometimes in combinations. After a comedic exchange over Eggman's puns, Sonic forces Tails into the elevator and proceeds to duel. Despite Sonic's victory, the energy released in the prior explosion reforms into a black hole. He continues running down the space elevator, but is engulfed in the void. The Wisps are able to enter the black hole and rescue Sonic, reuniting him with Tails on Earth before putting a stop to the ensuing disaster. Yacker finally reunites with them, and Tails is finally able to perfectly translate Yacker's graciousness and good-bye. Despite this ironic setback, they wish the Wisps off and stand satisfied at a job well done. Eggman has also managed to survive the disaster, but is out in space. Orbot and Cubot are pushing him along to wherever his latest scheme lays. But the whole way there, Cubot talks it up, happy that his original, far-more-annoying voice has returned. Credits: Takashi Iizuka: Producer Keith Dwyer: Producer Morio Kishimoto: Director (Wii version) Takao Hirabayashi: Director (DS version) Ken Pontac: Writer Warren Graff: Writer Jean Paul Makhlouf: Performer (Theme song, "Reach For The Stars") Cast: Sonic The Hedgehog: Roger Craig Smith Miles "Tails" Prower: Kate Higgins Dr. Eggman: Mike Pollock Orbot: Kirk Thornton Cubot: Wally Wingert Metacritic Score: Wii: 7.7/10 Worth Playing Nov 23 2010 Sonic Colors is a fantastic game. Its greatest achievement is that one does not have to be a super-tolerant dyed-in-the-wool Sonic super fan to enjoy it or to forgive a laundry list of flaws. Gamer Limit Nov 26 2010 Colors is a definite improvement on Sonic Unleashed. By no means is Colors the 3D Sonic you've been waiting for, but if you can get through all the frustration, there is a lot of fun to be had in this package. Destructoid Nov 13 2010 Sonic Colors feels like a step right back into the same crap this series has drowned in for the past decade. If I had to pick a color for this game, it would be brown, for very obvious reasons. DS: 7.9/10 Telegraph Nov 18 2010 Sonic Colours is truly a highlight of this year's DS releases, and a much-demanded return to form for Sonic. The quick-fire nature means it's perfect for its hand-held platform, and if you're only going to pick up one Sonic title this year, Sonic Colours DS is definitely your best bet. Meristation Nov 22 2010 Sonic Colours on Nintendo DS is as good as its big brother on Wii. It's a fun, speedy and charming adventure, with many things to do and great boss fights. The Wisps are the greatest adition to the franchise to date, as the powers they grant Sonic make all the gameplay even more addictive and unforgettable. D+PAD Magazine Nov 19 2010 Fans will still find a few surprises this time around, including a form of multiplayer support available from a single DS card, but it's in the colour-based wisp abilities that the game tries to stand out from the crowd. Note: Current consensus may not be entirely comprehensive. MEDIA Screenshots Video: Launch Trailer E3 Trailer (Instrumental Version) GameTrailers' Developer Walkthrough Gameplay Trailer Gameplay Trailer 2 Gameplay Trailer 3 Magazine Scans: Nintendo Power Preview, June 2010: 0¹-1-2-3-4-5-6² Famitsu Preview, June 2010³ Official Nintendo Magazine Preview, July 2010⁴: 1-2-3-4-5-6 Nintendo Accion scans (Spanish)⁵: 1-2-3-4-5 Dengeki DS Manga Scanlations⁶: 1-2-3-4-5-6 Nintendo Power Preview, November 2010⁷ Official Art: Sonic The Hedgehog: 1-2⁸ Dr. Eggman Miles "Tails" Prower Yacker: 1-2 Orbot & Cubot Wisps White Wisps: 1-2 Red Burst: 1-2-3 Cyan Laser: 1-2-3 Yellow Drill: 1- 2-3 Orange Rocket: 1-2 Pink Spike: 1: 2-3 Green Hover: 1-2-3 Blue Cube: 1-2-3 Purple Frenzy: 1-2-3 Purple Void: 1-2-3 Logos: US-JP⁹ Boxart: Wii-DS Eggman Themepark Poster NP Cover Render¹⁰ Level Assets ¹³: Tropical Resort: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 Sweet Mountain: 1-2-3 Merchandise & Other: Sonic Hat (Pre-order only) White Wisp Plushies (Contest only) ADMINISTRATIVE NOTE While the topic hasn't taken a turn for the worse, I still want to nip this in the bud-- This is a modern Wii/DS Sonic title based around themes of color and amusement parks. Someone is going to dislike it. You don't need to bring this up every other day as if disliking a Sonic game is a crime. Similarly, you don't need to cry that Sega is wrong for making this game and post Sonic Cycles because it doesn't fulfill one of your irrelevant bullet points pertaining to the perfect Sonic game. No one cares. Thus, keep complaining about the complainers and Sega to an absolute zero. This topic is about Sonic Colors, not about the near decade-old controversy over the state of the franchise and fanbase that I'm too old to give a shit about anymore. If you want to complain about any of that crap, make a topic or blog entry for it. Any such posts that fall within this realm here will be deleted/edited on sight. SOURCES 1; NP cover courtesy of SykoTech 2; NP scans courtesy of Hero of Legend 3; Famitsu scan courtesy of Hero of Legend 4; ONM scans courtesy of Stasis Colours 5; Nintendo Acci�n scans courtesy of SonicParadise.net 6; Dengeki DS Manga scanlations courtesy of Marcello F 7; NP Preview courtesy of Nintendo Power.com 8; Sonic Running Image courtesy of TSSZ News 9; JP logo courtesy of HunterTSF 10; NP cover render courtesy of Hero of Legend 11, 12; Wisp Powers and Animated Wisps courtesy of TSSZNews 13; Level Assets courtesy of Woun All other images courtesy of the official Sega America Blog, Sonic City Blognik, and SEGA Press Vault Edited by BlizShadow, Dec 31 2010, 12:15 PM.
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Breezy	May 26 2010, 06:43 AM Post #2
We all make choices. But in the end, our choices make us Posts: 2,868 Group: E Rank Legend Member #10,732 Joined: February 3, 2010 Game Currently Playing: The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap	I too went "Awww" lol Well this looks pretty interesting. Its kinda like the game where Sonic had to save all the Flickies,Sonic 3-D Blast? Well it reminded me a bit of it. But just from that trailer ill be looking foward to this game The Wisps reminded me a bit of the Three Lake Sisters from Pokemon but no complaints. Their adorable! Edited by Breezy, May 26 2010, 06:45 AM.
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Lady BlizShadow	May 26 2010, 06:52 AM Post #3
I still can't use this. Posts: 6,546 Group: Former Monarchs Member #6,722 Joined: March 16, 2008	Now that I can gather my thoughts better, what this is sounding like from that horrifically-worded press release is that Sega is combining Galaxy with the daytime levels and splashing it all with a healthy dosage of Lisa Frank. A highly amusing premise, no doubt. And I admit, the world in the teaser certainly looks creative and fun too, but I need to see more.
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Zak	May 26 2010, 07:10 AM Post #4
For The Circle Posts: 4,002 Group: D Rank Legend Member #9,748 Joined: February 10, 2009 3DS Friend Code: 1118-0225-4062 Steam ID: zakth686	I sorta just hope that Sonic and Tails aren't the only ones from the real cast in this game. It sounds interesting enough, the trailer wasn't very informative, but I guess that was the point. I hope it's not too much like galaxy, but the landscape looks like a good one. Looking forward to more info.
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HollyYoshi	May 26 2010, 07:18 AM Post #5
I object to your claims Posts: 15,025 Group: =SB= Queens Member #9,640 Joined: January 9, 2009 Gender: Female Country: United States of America 3DS Friend Code: 1891-1489-0768 Nintendo ID: Agent_Blaire Game Currently Playing: Yoshi's Island	Quote: LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO (May 26th, 2010) SEGA � Europe Ltd. & SEGA � America, Inc. today announced Sonic � Colours, the new high-speed adventure of our famous hero Sonic the Hedgehog. Struggling with saving a colorful alien race fall into the clutches of Dr. Eggman, Sonic will face many obstacles along an inspired sci-fi themed amusement park. Sonic Colours will be available on Wii � and Nintendo DS � at the end of 2010. A sci-fi themes amusement park, eh? Sounds interesting. Quote: A unique playground has been seen orbiting the planet of Sonic the Hedgehog. Some rumors speak of an alien race called wisps, with a rare colored energy, which is now imprisoned here, by the evil Dr. Eggman. Sonic, once arrived on the planet's entertainment, you can use immediately made aware of this rare power to help colored wisps in the escape! The Wii version of Sonic Colours combines both 2D and 3D gaming perspective, while the Nintendo DS version takes advantage of the characteristics of the double-screen console. You mean like in Sonic Unleashed? If so... Yes....Yes....YES! Quote: "The lively alien universe of Sonic Colours allows players to race at breakneck speed along amazing planets, each with its peculiarities and unique visual style." ...Someone is gonna say; 'OMGZ! SUPER MARIO GALAXY RIP-OFF!!!' Even though we don't know exactly how the planet-hopping this is going to work....>_> I do so hope people are going wait until we know more before making shoddy accusitions. (Yeah, like the fans are going to listen to that logic. rolls eyes ) Anyway, this sounds a lot more like Unleashed, as opposed (which is good), only with alien power-up things in place of the Werehog and planets instead continents. At least that's how I figure. I need to see more. Quote: In addition to classic Sonic gameplay, new power-wisps, they offer an innovative way to explore these new worlds and help Sonic to run faster than ever! ...I do hope 'faster then ever' does not mean it's easier for Sonic to run into walls.



Dr. Prower	May 26 2010, 07:22 AM Post #6
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~~Sonic Adventure 2~~	May 26 2010, 07:48 AM Post #7
Lava Reef Act 2 Posts: 4,442 Group: Continue? Member #4,279 Joined: December 13, 2007	It looks like Sega has officially canned the idea of a good Adventure game. No more exploring? Enter the trial and error saga. And I did not like Mario Galaxy. In all honesty, this does look a bit better than it. At least it brings back the idea of saving things (flickies, chao, etc). I hope this game throws a landslide on SMG. However, it looks way too kid-friendly though. Reminded me of the teletubbies for some reason (the aliens anyway). I'll probably enjoy this one though. Not sure how much I like the idea of aliens giving Sonic powers, but it's much more bearable than the werehog. It might have some Adventure elements. The idea of all-out speed is not my favorite, but if the werehog isn't in it, and it features more characters, then it's already a step forward. The story seems a lot more structured. I'm just concerned how much Adventure elements are included in this game compared to speed elements. Edited by Sonic Adventure 2, May 26 2010, 08:04 AM.



HollyYoshi	May 26 2010, 08:05 AM Post #8
I object to your claims Posts: 15,025 Group: =SB= Queens Member #9,640 Joined: January 9, 2009 Gender: Female Country: United States of America 3DS Friend Code: 1891-1489-0768 Nintendo ID: Agent_Blaire Game Currently Playing: Yoshi's Island	opens mouth to say something, closes it No, there's no point in saying anything. I changed my mind; Ahem... How do we know it's not like the Adventure games? How do we know there's no exploration? Here's the answer; We don't. We don't know how much it's like Galaxy-hell, the planet hoping thing could be the only similarity, we don't know how much it is or isn't like the Adventure series, we don't know if there's no exploration (since there was no gameplay footage in that video.... ). Gah.....shakes head



Lady BlizShadow	May 26 2010, 08:08 AM Post #9
I still can't use this. Posts: 6,546 Group: Former Monarchs Member #6,722 Joined: March 16, 2008	This is a Wii/DS game with "Colors" in the title, and you expected some return to form? =/
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HollyYoshi	May 26 2010, 08:09 AM Post #10
I object to your claims Posts: 15,025 Group: =SB= Queens Member #9,640 Joined: January 9, 2009 Gender: Female Country: United States of America 3DS Friend Code: 1891-1489-0768 Nintendo ID: Agent_Blaire Game Currently Playing: Yoshi's Island	BlizShadow May 26 2010, 08:08 AM This is a Wii/DS game with "Colors" in the title, and you expected some return to form? Yeah, that kinda sums up my thoughts...



~~Sonic Adventure 2~~	May 26 2010, 08:10 AM Post #11
Lava Reef Act 2 Posts: 4,442 Group: Continue? Member #4,279 Joined: December 13, 2007	Special Operative Blaire May 26 2010, 08:05 AM opens mouth to say something, closes it No, there's no point in saying anything. I changed my mind; Ahem... How do we know it's not like the Adventure games? How do we know there's no exploration? Here's the answer; We don't. We don't know how much it's like Galaxy-hell, the planet hoping thing could be the only similarity, we don't know how much it is or isn't like the Adventure series, we don't know if there's no exploration (since there was no gameplay footage in that video.... ). Gah.....shakes head It's just my guess after seeing how fast the video is and after seeing Sonic Team mess up after all these years. The way the game is described makes the gameplay sound exactly like Unleashed. Although, the game looks better than Unleashed (I edited my post by the way, I didn't want to be that critical). The fact that there is a story developed that does not concern a werehog already puts this game over the edge. And I can guarantee it's better than that Super Mario Galaxy repetitive stuff I've seen, and probably better than the second one coming out (Unleashed was better than SMG, and I am critical towards that game). I'm actually gearing towards this being an okay game after reconsidering. I don't know if it would deserve the likes of some award, but it looks decent. The one thing that could pull this game down is the integration of the Wiimote (I dislike using that thing). Edited by Sonic Adventure 2, May 26 2010, 10:14 AM.



Radar	May 26 2010, 08:17 AM Post #12
Good to be back Posts: 2,496 Group: S Rank Hero Member #9,063 Joined: June 14, 2008 Gender: Male	Well, the teaser looks interesting enough. :3 That's all that can be said, really. NOT A PARAGRAPH ON SONIC TEAM ABANDONING THE ADVENTURE SERIES. cough



Lady BlizShadow	May 26 2010, 08:30 AM Post #13
I still can't use this. Posts: 6,546 Group: Former Monarchs Member #6,722 Joined: March 16, 2008	Indeed, rather than joning on Sega for not releasing Adventure 3, let's focus on Sonic Colors instead. I really don't want this to turn into the Sonic 4 thread, which I'm still planning on cleaning out. <<;; Anyways, people are getting the Galaxy vibe is because it's mentioned directly in the press release that Sonic will be travelling to multiple theme-park planets. Considering the success of Galaxy, which came out three years ago, which is about the usual development time for a Sonic game, the timing for this gimmick seems like more than a coincidence. Regardless, I don't see it as a bad thing; Galaxy and its sequel are highly rated for a reason. However, I'm wondering just exactly how Tails fits into the picture. He's seen in the teaser and screens, but mentioned nowhere in the press release. Mayhaps he's simply a support character again this time around?
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~~Sonic Adventure 2~~	May 26 2010, 08:32 AM Post #14
Lava Reef Act 2 Posts: 4,442 Group: Continue? Member #4,279 Joined: December 13, 2007	BlizShadow May 26 2010, 08:30 AM Indeed, rather than joning on Sega for not releasing Adventure 3, let's focus on Sonic Colors instead. I really don't want this to turn into the Sonic 4 thread, which I'm still planning on cleaning out. <<;; Anyways, people are getting the Galaxy vibe is because it's mentioned directly in the press release that Sonic will be travelling to multiple theme-park planets. Considering the success of Galaxy, which came out three years ago, which is about the usual development time for a Sonic game, the timing for this gimmick seems like more than a coincidence. Regardless, I don't see it as a bad thing; Galaxy and its sequel are highly rated for a reason. However, I'm wondering just exactly how Tails fits into the picture. He's seen in the teaser and screens, but mentioned nowhere in the press release. Mayhaps he's simply a support character again this time around? Actually, after I watched the video a second time, Tails outstretched his arm and then the aliens appeared. Could this mean that Tails is the one who has the relationship to the aliens? EDIT: Disregard what I just said, Tails didn't do that. Edited by Sonic Adventure 2, May 26 2010, 08:35 AM.



HollyYoshi	May 26 2010, 08:34 AM Post #15
I object to your claims Posts: 15,025 Group: =SB= Queens Member #9,640 Joined: January 9, 2009 Gender: Female Country: United States of America 3DS Friend Code: 1891-1489-0768 Nintendo ID: Agent_Blaire Game Currently Playing: Yoshi's Island	I will admit though, the one thing I'm not liking is the name. I mean, 'Sonic Colors'? Yeah, people are going to point out apparent 'kiddiness' from the title alone....



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