The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Sonic returns to the DS with all the classic 2D dual screen action of “Sonic Rush,” as well as a new high-seas adventure where he clashes with ruthless pirates. As Sonic, set off from Windmill Village to explore seven islands for action-packed adventures spread across a large map. With a fleet of up to five ships, including a submarine, water bike, and hovercraft, players will use the touch screen technology in exciting new ways to control their ships as they race across the ocean gathering rings, busting tricks, and torching pirate ships in fierce ship-to-ship battles.
PRODUCT DETAILS Sonic Rush Adventure DS Game
UPC:010086670110
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_SONIC_RUSH_ADVENTURE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
I’ve been playing Sonic games since the original came out, but I feel like the DS versions really give you the sense of speed that you should feel when playing Sonic.I like this better than the first Sonic Rush because the music is not as annoying.It also has stages where you have to ride ships to get to a destination (in 3D) but I don’t see myself playing those again for fun anytime soon.The replay value is high though – there are lots of challenging missions and its hard to resist the urge not to get an S rank in every level.Also two playable characters – Blaze and Sonic – keep things interesting enough.The reason I like playing Sonic games is because they give me a break from the often slow-moving RPGs I play, and this one gets the job done. You can clear levels ridiculously fast, and that’s why I love it.
nice game
Continues sonic rush. Slightly worse game, but still quite fun. Robo-pirate robotnik. Fun times.
I played Sonic Rush Adventure on holiday several years ago and made it close to the end. But I never went back to the game since then as it has a very beachy/summery feel to it and playing it anywhere but on holiday just wouldn’t feel right (pick it up and play for 5 minutes and you’ll see what I mean).Sonic has had beyond terrible luck with video games in the past decade and his name is just pure mud as I write this review. For anyone who has only played Sonic The Hedgehog 2006 or the lamentable Sonic Unleashed I can understand why you would hate this character and former mascot. But there was once a time when Sonic’s star shined very bright and in his 2D incarnations he was especially brilliant. Just play any of the Sonic Advance games or his original Mega Drive adventures to see for yourself.Sonic Rush Adventure, a sequel to 2005’s Sonic Rush is a wonderfully upbeat new adventure with cute new characters in a much more satisfying 2D environment of tropical islands, pirate ships, jungles, and snowy mountains with highly enjoyable 3D mini-stages. The music is nothing short of brilliance (as is typical of Sonic games) and is so infectious it will instantly cheer you up.The game actually has two different endings. There is the first ending, which is where I thought it was finished for good, and there’s the second REAL ending once you collect all of the Sol Emeralds and Chaos Emeralds in which the real identity of Captain Whiskers is revealed and a real final boss battle occurs.
Sonic Rush Adventure is definitely worth the buy, especially if you enjoyed the original Rush. The formula is familiar, bringing back the finest points from its predecessor yet manages to do so without being overly repetitive.The story is fun and involving, and the dialog is hilarious (if you can get past the ridiculously exaggerated Australian dialect of new character Marine the Raccoon). Naturally the game sees the return of Blaze, central to the story, but the player has a lot more choice when it comes to actually playing as her or not.The gameplay is reminiscent of the first Rush, with two acts followed by a boss, although the save format is now manual – don’t forget to save on the map screen! The levels are fun and as fast-paced as ever, with all the old tricks as well as some new gimmicks and a splashing of psuedo-3D. Boss battles are innovative, although hardened players may find them too easy to beat. Route-planning and vehicle-based travelling is an interesting additional gimmick, allowing more extensive use of the stylus as you take command of a waterbike, hovercraft, boat and submarine, all with differing control-styles.The music is catchy and the game’s main theme, A New Venture, has a hook that will keep it in your head for hours. However, it has to be said that the soundtrack is nowhere near as brilliant as the original.As for overall longevity, Sonic Rush Adventure is incredibly fun and addictive, but it’s not the longest game in the world, and the basic story.
Kids are happy, I am happy. and it got here quick.
He loved it.
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Fun game
This is why I can never understand the mindset of a Sonic "fan"; not a FAN, but a "fan". You know the kind; the person would crap on anything with Sonic’s face on it if it’s not exactly like the Sega Genesis trilogy from the 90s. Meanwhile, as the Sonic fan I am, I actually find more gems than lumps of coal in the franchise. Perhaps many of those "fans" lack a handheld system because Sonic the Hedgehog is actually most consistent with its quality on the go; when the Genesis games hogged the spotlight, the Game Gear games provided its own flavor of Sonic action. As the mediocre-ish Sonic Adventure 2 came around and was followed up by Sonic Heroes, the Game Boy Advance delivered its own trilogy of awesome Sonic games using the tried-and-true Sega Genesis formula, with an added burst of speed. When Shadow The Hedgehog was busy being awful, Sonic Rush paved its way to acclaim. And now we have Sonic Rush Adventure, a game that came out after Sonic seemingly betrayed console owners via Sonic 06. Is it as terrible as th-OF COURSE NOT!Being that Sonic Rush Adventure is a sequel to the first Sonic Rush released two years prior, the game continues to provide some of the best high-speed platforming action since the Game Boy Advance era. As Sonic the Hedgehog or Blaze the Cat, you dash your way through seven Zones, and at the end of each Zone comes a boss battle. There are also additional missions and Special Stages which are needed to get the best ending. Sounds.