Depending on which one emerges, a corresponding Hero or Dark Chao Garden will unlock for the player?s Chao. It can be a good or “Hero” Chao or an evil “Dark” Chao. Depending how you treat your Chao in its infancy will determine its transformation when it enters its cocoon. In action stages, players can collect “Chao Drives” from enemies and find hidden animals that can be used in the Garden to increase the stats of their Chao. They start out in eggs and once they hatch, can be adopted by the player, who can feed and take care of them. This is a sort of Tamagotchi style game where players can find and raise Chao creatures. Playing both sides of the story to completion unlocks the “final” story mode, where players must use all six characters back to back to reach the true ending.Īside from the story mode, and two player competition modes, you also have access to Chao Garden. At the end of each stage, players are given a letter rank that is either A, B, C, D, or E, with A being the best you can get. Sometimes they are easy 30 second fights, but some have objectives or weak points that are not presented clearly and can take longer.
Some stages end with a Boss fight where, depending on the character you are using at the time, can take a few tries to complete. Eggman in place of Tails, and another newcomer, Rouge the Bat taking the place of Knuckles. The Dark storyline features the same styles as the Hero side, except with newcomer Shadow the Hedgehog taking the place of Sonic. Tails’ levels are based around shooting in his robotic walker, and Knuckles is all about hunting for 3 items hidden throughout the area, usually pieces of the Master Emerald. Sonic handles the high speed platforming, much like the original. In Hero, players control Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles in 3 different play styles.
This time, players can play through 2 parallel story lines called “Hero” and “Dark”. Sonic Adventure 2 was originally released for the Sega Dreamcast in 2001, and was the direct sequel to Sonic Adventure. Sega aimed to rectify this with HD remakes of the classic Sonic Adventure games, and now we have Sonic Adventure 2 HD! From weird storybook adventures, to the virtually unplayable mess that was 2007’s “Sonic The Hedgehog” on PS3 and Xbox 360, I, like many others, lost interest in Sonic and moved on. Like most avid Sonic the Hedgehog fans, I had grown tired of the direction that Sega took with their iconic character.
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