| Sonic Adventure 2 | |
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| Developer(s) | Sonic Team |
| Publisher(s) | Sega |
| System(s) | Sega Dreamcast, Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Windows |
| Preceded by | Sonic Adventure |
| Followed by | Sonic Advance |
| Series | Sonic the Hedgehog |
| Distributor(s) | 
Windows
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360 |
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| Release date(s) | 
Sega Dreamcast
Nintendo GameCube
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
Windows |
| Genre(s) | Platform |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Rating(s) |
Sega Dreamcast, Nintendo GameCube ESRB:  EveryoneELSPA:  Ages 3+CERO:  All ages
PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
WindowsESRB:  Everyone 10+PEGI:  Ages 7+ACB:  GeneralCERO:  All ages |
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| Twitch | Sonic Adventure 2 Channel |
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Sonic Adventure 2 is the sequel to the earlier Sonic Adventure, and one of the last games to appear on Sega's last system, the Sega Dreamcast. The game uses an interesting scheme, with avery different play style than that used in Sonic Adventure. For one, the Adventure Fields have been removed, leading to nonstop level after level. There are also two separate stories in this game, the "Hero" side, consisting of back to back levels by Sonic, Knuckles, and Tails. The other story is the "Dark" side, which has similar levels to the Hero side, except played by Shadow, Rouge, and Eggman, the former two making their first appearances in this game. Each character has an opposite on the other story: Shadow and Sonic have "speed" levels, where the object is usually to reach a goal ring. Rouge and Knuckles have "treasure hunting" levels, where the goal is to collect 3 of an item (Usually, but not always, shards of the Master Emerald). Finally, Tails and Eggman have "shooting" levels, where they also try to reach a goal ring, but do so in large and cumbersome Mechs.
Sonic Adventure 2: Battle is a remake of Sonic Adventure 2, with all the same levels and the same storyline. There are a few minor upgrades and differences, but it is essentially the same game as the Dreamcast version, but re-released on the Nintendo GameCube. The main differences deal with the Multiplayer aspects of the game, with a larger number of characters available from the start. The other major changes lie in the Chao raising system, which allow for interconnectivity with the Game Boy Advance game Sonic Advance's Tiny Chao Garden. The minigame Chao Karate was also added to the school area, as well as the Black Market, where toys for Chao can be purchased with rings.
Table of Contents
editSonic the Hedgehog series
Sonic the Hedgehog · 2 · CD · 3 · Sonic & Knuckles · 4: Episode I · 4: Episode II · Adventure (DX) · Adventure 2 · Heroes · Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) · Unleashed · Colors (DS) · Generations (3DS) · Lost World (3DS) · Mania (Plus) · Forces
Handheld: Sonic the Hedgehog · 2 · Chaos · Triple Trouble · Blast · Pocket Adventure · Advance · Advance 2 · Advance 3 · Rush · Rush Adventure · Rivals · Rivals 2
Spin-offs: Knuckles' Chaotix · Tails Adventure · Shadow the Hedgehog · Eraser · Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine · Spinball · Pinball Party · Tails' Skypatrol · Labyrinth · 3D Blast · Battle · Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood
Sonic Boom: Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric · Shattered Crystal · Fire & Ice
Sonic Storybook: Sonic and the Secret Rings · Sonic and the Black Knight
Mobile: Racing Shift Up · Racing Kart · Kart 3D X · Jump · Jump Fever · Dash · Dash 2: Sonic Boom · Runners · Runners Adventure
Arcade: Waku Waku Sonic Patrol Car · SegaSonic the Hedgehog · SegaSonic Cosmo Fighter Galaxy Patrol · SegaSonic Popcorn Shop · Sonic the Fighters · Sonic Athletics
Educational: Edusoft · Gameworld · Tails and the Music Maker · Schoolhouse · X · Sonic the Hedgehog (Didj)
Compilations: Sonic Classics 3 in 1 · Sonic & Knuckles Collection · Sonic Jam · Sonic Mega Collection · Sonic Gems Collection · Sonic PC Collection · Sonic Classic Collection