There are many stages in the game that include starting coordinates for characters that don't normally go to that specific stage or act.

Gamma is supposed to use a 90% slower version of his standing animation as he responds to the call from Eggman.

As a result, he immediately gets moved to an off-screen spot behind Amy and Eggman. Alongside the animation error, he spawns below the floor and falls.

Tails was meant to pose beside Sonic at the beginning of the scene.

In the scene Sonic and Tails meet up with Amy and Eggman on the Egg Carrier, Tails and Gamma are affected by a bug - the game trying to call their character objects before they're finished being created - resulting in animations for them not playing. However, unless a nearby object is removed, he'll get stuck while jumping and fail it completely due to the path he takes being created using an earlier version of the stage. Sonic will run towards Tails and jump like he's supposed to if he's put back into a moveable state manually. This happens because Sonic never leaves his 'clear' animation from jumping on the capsule - a state where he can't move at all. However, in Sonic's own story, Sonic stands in place then suddenly appears on the plane afterwards. In Tails' story when Tails reunites with Sonic at Red Mountain, Sonic jumps off the ledge he's standing on to board the Tornado 2. Oddly, it was still given a localization despite never being used. Knuckles lying unconscious on the ground.īut… who? Who is that girl? Cutscenes UnusedĪn unused cutscene can be found for E-102 Gamma that implies it would have been played after failing to complete Final Egg. This is because Sonic is in the past at these points and the only ways to save the game are to either complete an action stage or obtain the Crystal Ring. On the first playthrough of the story Super Sonic has recap summaries just like every other character, but due to Super Sonic's story never saving after cutscenes, only two of them can ever be seen. It was later re-released with added features on GameCube and Windows as Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut. It's still considered a good game, despite it having aged pretty badly in many ways (like the in-game cutscenes and Big's fishing sequences). Sonic Adventure is the first true 3D Sonic game, with people either saying this killed the series or resurrected it. This game has unused playable characters. Released in JP: December 23, 1998 (original), October 14, 1999 ( International) Also known as: Sonic Adventure International (JP rerelease)

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