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Sonic Cafe was Sega's mobile phone game service in Japan. For a fee of ¥315 a month (after tax), the user received access to the entire library of currently available games and could download them as many times as they wanted to. The service was available on NTT DoCoMo's i-appli phones.
The service was only available in Japan, however, select few of these games became available in the United States and Europe on the Sega Mobile service.
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Games list
The list of available games was relatively large, with a number of ports of classic games (such as Sonic the Hedgehog for the Mega Drive), along with several new ones. The list below contains only the Sonic related games that had been released.
2001
- Sonic the Hedgehog (2001 Sonic Cafe)
- Sonic Tennis
- Sonic's Napoleon (aka Sonic no Napoleon)
2002
- Sonic Golf
- Speed
- Sonic Fishing
- Sonic Billiards
- Nakayoshi Chao (aka Good Friend Chao!)
- Sonic Bowling (2002)
- Dr. Eggman's Number Guess Panic! (aka Eggman no Kazu Ate Panic!)
- Sonic no Jirai Sagashi Game (aka Sonic's Mine Sweeper)
2003
- Sonic Racing Shift Up
- Sonic Putter (2003)
- Sonic Darts
- Sonic Racing Kart
- Sonic Reversi
- Tails No Flying Get
2004
2005
- Sonic's Millionaires (aka Sonic no Daifugou)
- Sonic Jump
- Amy's American Page One
- Sonic Kart 3D X
- Sonic the Hedgehog (2005 Sonic Cafe)
2006
2007
- Flicky
- Sonic Speed DX
- Sonic Reversi Hyper
- Sonic Timing of the Train (aka Sonic's Time Limit Train) (aka Sonic no Jigen Ressha)
- Sonic Casino Poker
2009
Note: These are updated versions of Sonic Cafe titles, but are not officially Sonic Cafe releases.
Papercraft
Starting September 24, 2002 a selection of Sonic Team designed papercraft were available for purchase at Lawson locations in Japan using their i-print service. Some designs were exclusive to this service, while others were available from the CHAO Laboratory for at-home printing.[1]
Jigsaw Puzzle
A simple jigsaw puzzle could be downloaded for free if one was a member of Sonic Cafe.[2]
Gallery
Logos
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 Original Sonic Cafe logo  Sonic Cafe "Present Campaign"[3] (March, 2003)  Alternate Sonic Cafe logo (text only) Add a photo to this gallery |
Papercraft
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 Chao, also available from CHAO Laboratory  Penguin, also available from CHAO Laboratory  Mini Sonic the Hedgehog Add a photo to this gallery |
Miscellaneous
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 Sonic Cafe "Present Campaign" - Sonic the Hedgehog  Sonic Cafe "Present Campaign" - Amigo  Promotional clear file  The free jigsaw puzzle Add a photo to this gallery |
References
- ↑ ソニックのペーパークラフトが全国のローソンで買える！ (Japanese). SEGA. Archived from the original on 30 September.
- ↑ SONIC CAFE (Japanese). Sonic Team. Archived from the original on 11 December 2003.
- ↑ SONIC CAFE (Japanese). Sega. Archived from the original on 2 April 2003.
External links
| Microsoft | Xbox · Xbox 360 · Xbox One · Windows Phone · Xbox Series X and Series S | |
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| Nintendo | Home | Nintendo GameCube · Wii · Wii U · Nintendo Switch |
| Handheld | Game Boy Advance · Nintendo DS · Nintendo 3DS | |
| Sega | Home | SG-1000 · Sega Master System · Sega Mega Drive/Genesis (Toshokan, Sega CD, Sega 32X) · Sega Saturn · Dreamcast · Sega Mega Drive/Genesis Mini |
| Handheld | Sega Game Gear · Sega Mega Jet · Sega Nomad · Sega Pico · Coleco Sonic · Game Gear Micro | |
| Mobile | Sonic Cafe · Sega Mobile | |
| Browser | PlaySEGA | |
| Smartphone/Tablet | Android · Apple (iOS) | |
| Sony | Home | PlayStation 2 · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation 5 |
| Handheld | PlayStation Portable · PlayStation Vita | |
| Miscellaneous | Arcade · Amiga · Game.com · Neo Geo Pocket Color · Ouya · Palm OS · PC (Steam, Epic Games Store) · N-Gage · Mac | |
