Sonic Adventure - Full Game (No Commentary)
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A full no commentary playthrough
A full no commentary playthrough of Sonic Adventure DX.
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00:00:00 Sonic's Story
00:01:29 Chaos 0 (Sonic)
00:04:17 Emerald Coast (Sonic)
00:10:00 Egg Hornet (Sonic)
00:13:48 Windy Valley (Sonic)
00:20:32 Casinopolis (Sonic)
00:30:03 Icecap (Sonic)
00:37:17 Sonic vs Knuckles
00:38:59 Chaos 4 (Sonic)
00:44:12 Sky Chase Act 1 (Sonic)
00:50:10 Twinkle Park (Sonic)
00:57:45 Speed Highway (Sonic)
01:04:32 Red Mountain (Sonic)
01:10:38 Sky Chase Act 2 (Sonic)
01:14:34 Egg Carrier (Sonic)
01:16:41 Sky Deck (Sonic)
01:25:38 Sonic vs Gamma
01:29:31 Chaos 6 (Sonic)
01:33:25 Lost World (Sonic)
01:44:48 Final Egg (Sonic)
01:53:51 Egg Viper (Sonic)
02:03:24 Sonic's Story Ending
02:04:28 Tails' Story
02:09:15 Egg Hornet (Tails)
02:13:32 Windy Valley (Tails)
02:16:49 Casinopolis (Tails)
02:20:35 Icecap (Tails)
02:23:41 Tails vs Knuckles
02:25:28 Chaos 4 (Tails)
02:29:30 Sky Chase Act 1 (Tails)
02:44:40 Sand Hill (Tails)
02:51:15 Sky Chase Act 2 (Tails)
02:56:36 Sky Deck (Tails)
02:59:56 Tails vs Gamma
03:04:37 Speed Highway (Tails)
03:07:43 Egg Walker (Tails)
03:11:09 Tails' Story Ending
03:12:48 Knuckles' Story
03:15:46 Speed Highway (Knuckles)
03:19:16 Casinopolis (Knuckles)
03:27:41 Chaos 2 (Knuckles)
03:34:13 Red Mountain (Knuckles)
03:37:30 Knuckles vs Sonic
03:39:12 Chaos 4 (Knuckles)
03:46:52 Lost World (Knuckles)
03:55:43 Sky Deck (Knuckles)
04:03:16 Chaos 6 (Knuckles)
04:05:09 Knuckles' Story Ending
04:07:59 Amy's Story
04:16:22 Twinkle Park (Amy)
04:26:09 Hot Shelter (Amy)
04:45:05 Final Egg (Amy)
04:59:17 Zero (Amy)
05:01:08 Amy's Story Ending
05:03:01 Big the Cat's Story
05:06:44 Twinkle Park (Big the Cat)
05:16:33 Icecap (Big the Cat)
05:27:32 Emerald Coast (Big the Cat)
05:32:36 Hot Shelter (Big the Cat)
05:41:15 Chaos 6 (Big the Cat)
05:43:36 Big the Cat's Story Ending
05:45:23 Gamma's Story
05:46:50 Final Egg (Gamma)
05:50:27 E101β (Gamma)
05:53:43 Emerald Coast (Gamma)
06:06:30 Gamma vs Sonic
06:10:20 Windy Valley (Gamma)
06:13:05 Red Mountain (Gamma)
06:17:50 Hot Shelter (Gamma)
06:24:02 E101 mk II (Gamma)
06:27:07 Gamma's Story Ending
06:29:26 Super Sonic
06:50:29 Credits
Game: Sonic Adventure DX
Release Date: December 23, 1998
Platform: PC
Developer: Sonic Team
Sonic Adventure is a 1998 platform video game for Sega's Dreamcast, and the first main Sonic the Hedgehog game to feature three-dimensional (3D) gameplay. The story follows Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles "Tails" Prower, Knuckles the Echidna, Amy Rose, newcomers Big the Cat and E-102 Gamma, in their quests to collect the seven Chaos Emeralds and stop series antagonist Doctor Robotnik from unleashing Chaos, an ancient evil. Controlling one of the six characters—each with their own special abilities—players explore a series of themed levels to progress through the story. Sonic Adventure retains many elements from prior Sonic games, such as power-ups and the ring-based health system. Outside the main game, players can play minigames like racing and interact with Chao, a virtual pet.
Following the cancellation of the Sega Saturn game Sonic X-treme, Sonic Team began work on Sonic Adventure in 1997. A 60-member development team created the game in ten months, drawing inspiration from locations in Peru and Guatemala. Yuji Uekawa redesigned the characters for their transition to 3D, and features were added to take advantage of the Dreamcast hardware. Sega announced the game in August 1998; it was released in Japan that December and worldwide in September 1999. Sonic Adventure was ported to the GameCube and Windows in 2003 as Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, featuring updated graphics and more challenges. A high-definition version was released digitally for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2010, and for Windows in 2011.
Sonic Adventure received critical acclaim and, with 2.5 million copies sold by August 2006, became the Dreamcast's bestseller. Reviewers lauded the visuals and gameplay, calling it a major technological advancement; some speculated that it could re-establish Sega as the dominant console manufacturer after the relatively unsuccessful Saturn. Others were frustrated by the camera controls and glitches, and reactions to its audio were mixed. Reviews for later releases were less positive; critics felt the game had not aged well and ran at an inconsistent frame rate. Despite this, journalists have ranked Sonic Adventure among the best Sonic games, and it is recognized as an important release in both the series and the platform genre. A sequel, Sonic Adventure 2, was released in 2001.
At the start of the game, the player is placed in one of several Adventure Fields, open-ended hub worlds inhabited by advice-giving non-player characters. The player character is guided and instructed by the voice of Tikal the Echidna. Through exploration, the player discovers entrances to levels called Action Stages, some of which must be opened using keys hidden in the Adventure Field.
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00:00:00 Sonic's Story
00:01:29 Chaos 0 (Sonic)
00:04:17 Emerald Coast (Sonic)
00:10:00 Egg Hornet (Sonic)
00:13:48 Windy Valley (Sonic)
00:20:32 Casinopolis (Sonic)
00:30:03 Icecap (Sonic)
00:37:17 Sonic vs Knuckles
00:38:59 Chaos 4 (Sonic)
00:44:12 Sky Chase Act 1 (Sonic)
00:50:10 Twinkle Park (Sonic)
00:57:45 Speed Highway (Sonic)
01:04:32 Red Mountain (Sonic)
01:10:38 Sky Chase Act 2 (Sonic)
01:14:34 Egg Carrier (Sonic)
01:16:41 Sky Deck (Sonic)
01:25:38 Sonic vs Gamma
01:29:31 Chaos 6 (Sonic)
01:33:25 Lost World (Sonic)
01:44:48 Final Egg (Sonic)
01:53:51 Egg Viper (Sonic)
02:03:24 Sonic's Story Ending
02:04:28 Tails' Story
02:09:15 Egg Hornet (Tails)
02:13:32 Windy Valley (Tails)
02:16:49 Casinopolis (Tails)
02:20:35 Icecap (Tails)
02:23:41 Tails vs Knuckles
02:25:28 Chaos 4 (Tails)
02:29:30 Sky Chase Act 1 (Tails)
02:44:40 Sand Hill (Tails)
02:51:15 Sky Chase Act 2 (Tails)
02:56:36 Sky Deck (Tails)
02:59:56 Tails vs Gamma
03:04:37 Speed Highway (Tails)
03:07:43 Egg Walker (Tails)
03:11:09 Tails' Story Ending
03:12:48 Knuckles' Story
03:15:46 Speed Highway (Knuckles)
03:19:16 Casinopolis (Knuckles)
03:27:41 Chaos 2 (Knuckles)
03:34:13 Red Mountain (Knuckles)
03:37:30 Knuckles vs Sonic
03:39:12 Chaos 4 (Knuckles)
03:46:52 Lost World (Knuckles)
03:55:43 Sky Deck (Knuckles)
04:03:16 Chaos 6 (Knuckles)
04:05:09 Knuckles' Story Ending
04:07:59 Amy's Story
04:16:22 Twinkle Park (Amy)
04:26:09 Hot Shelter (Amy)
04:45:05 Final Egg (Amy)
04:59:17 Zero (Amy)
05:01:08 Amy's Story Ending
05:03:01 Big the Cat's Story
05:06:44 Twinkle Park (Big the Cat)
05:16:33 Icecap (Big the Cat)
05:27:32 Emerald Coast (Big the Cat)
05:32:36 Hot Shelter (Big the Cat)
05:41:15 Chaos 6 (Big the Cat)
05:43:36 Big the Cat's Story Ending
05:45:23 Gamma's Story
05:46:50 Final Egg (Gamma)
05:50:27 E101β (Gamma)
05:53:43 Emerald Coast (Gamma)
06:06:30 Gamma vs Sonic
06:10:20 Windy Valley (Gamma)
06:13:05 Red Mountain (Gamma)
06:17:50 Hot Shelter (Gamma)
06:24:02 E101 mk II (Gamma)
06:27:07 Gamma's Story Ending
06:29:26 Super Sonic
06:50:29 Credits
Game: Sonic Adventure DX
Release Date: December 23, 1998
Platform: PC
Developer: Sonic Team
Sonic Adventure is a 1998 platform video game for Sega's Dreamcast, and the first main Sonic the Hedgehog game to feature three-dimensional (3D) gameplay. The story follows Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles "Tails" Prower, Knuckles the Echidna, Amy Rose, newcomers Big the Cat and E-102 Gamma, in their quests to collect the seven Chaos Emeralds and stop series antagonist Doctor Robotnik from unleashing Chaos, an ancient evil. Controlling one of the six characters—each with their own special abilities—players explore a series of themed levels to progress through the story. Sonic Adventure retains many elements from prior Sonic games, such as power-ups and the ring-based health system. Outside the main game, players can play minigames like racing and interact with Chao, a virtual pet.
Following the cancellation of the Sega Saturn game Sonic X-treme, Sonic Team began work on Sonic Adventure in 1997. A 60-member development team created the game in ten months, drawing inspiration from locations in Peru and Guatemala. Yuji Uekawa redesigned the characters for their transition to 3D, and features were added to take advantage of the Dreamcast hardware. Sega announced the game in August 1998; it was released in Japan that December and worldwide in September 1999. Sonic Adventure was ported to the GameCube and Windows in 2003 as Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, featuring updated graphics and more challenges. A high-definition version was released digitally for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2010, and for Windows in 2011.
Sonic Adventure received critical acclaim and, with 2.5 million copies sold by August 2006, became the Dreamcast's bestseller. Reviewers lauded the visuals and gameplay, calling it a major technological advancement; some speculated that it could re-establish Sega as the dominant console manufacturer after the relatively unsuccessful Saturn. Others were frustrated by the camera controls and glitches, and reactions to its audio were mixed. Reviews for later releases were less positive; critics felt the game had not aged well and ran at an inconsistent frame rate. Despite this, journalists have ranked Sonic Adventure among the best Sonic games, and it is recognized as an important release in both the series and the platform genre. A sequel, Sonic Adventure 2, was released in 2001.
At the start of the game, the player is placed in one of several Adventure Fields, open-ended hub worlds inhabited by advice-giving non-player characters. The player character is guided and instructed by the voice of Tikal the Echidna. Through exploration, the player discovers entrances to levels called Action Stages, some of which must be opened using keys hidden in the Adventure Field.
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