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Title:
Sonic Adventure DX: Director’s Cut
Rating:
E
Genre:
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IGN Score:
5.0
Release Date:
2003-06-17
Date Added:
2018-07-03 12:18:41
Game Summary:
In 2003 an enhanced port was released for the GameCube and Windows titled Sonic Adventure DX: Director’s Cut (ソニックアドベンチャー デラシクス Sonikku Adobenchā Derashikusu?). The Windows version was at first released only in Japan and Europe, but later saw a limited North American release. Sonic Adventure DX includes a Mission Mode, which included 60 missions to complete throughout the Adventure Fields and Action Stages. It also contains an unlockable compilation, which comprises twelve Game Gear games featuring Sonic and friends. Also, if all Emblems are collected, then the player can play as Metal Sonic. Also, Cream the Rabbit makes a cameo appearance in certain parts of the game. Reviews were generally less positive than those of its Dreamcast predecessor, scoring more than 20% lower than the original release.[8]
On June 10, 2010, Sega officially announced Sonic Adventure would be released on both the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network in Fall 2010. Sonic Adventure DX was released on Steam, as the first in a series of Dreamcast titles to be released as digital downloads. Additional features include enhanced graphics, surround sound, online leaderboards, achievement/trophy support and unlockable Avatar Awards, consisting of a Sonic Adventure T-Shirt and Sonic’s ”Speed Shoes”.[9]
Sonic Adventure was released on Xbox Live Arcade on September 15, 2010, while the PlayStation Network version was released on September 20, 2010.[10] The initial release is based on the PC version of Sonic Adventure DX despite the game simply being called ”Sonic Adventure”.[11] The DLC package, simply titled ”Sonic Adventure DX Upgrade”, has launched alongside the game on XBLA, for 400 Microsoft Points, and $4.99 on PSN, effectively making the entire Sonic Adventure DX 1200 Microsoft points ($15). It upgrades the game to include all of the features from the GameCube and PC versions with the exception of the Game Gear games and Dreamcast DLC.
On June 10, 2010, Sega officially announced Sonic Adventure would be released on both the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network in Fall 2010. Sonic Adventure DX was released on Steam, as the first in a series of Dreamcast titles to be released as digital downloads. Additional features include enhanced graphics, surround sound, online leaderboards, achievement/trophy support and unlockable Avatar Awards, consisting of a Sonic Adventure T-Shirt and Sonic’s ”Speed Shoes”.[9]
Sonic Adventure was released on Xbox Live Arcade on September 15, 2010, while the PlayStation Network version was released on September 20, 2010.[10] The initial release is based on the PC version of Sonic Adventure DX despite the game simply being called ”Sonic Adventure”.[11] The DLC package, simply titled ”Sonic Adventure DX Upgrade”, has launched alongside the game on XBLA, for 400 Microsoft Points, and $4.99 on PSN, effectively making the entire Sonic Adventure DX 1200 Microsoft points ($15). It upgrades the game to include all of the features from the GameCube and PC versions with the exception of the Game Gear games and Dreamcast DLC.
Platform:
Nintendo GameCube
Publisher:
Sega
Barcode:
1008661026
Developers:
Sonic Team
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Players:
1
Country of Purchase:
United States
Graphics:
128-bit
Input Devices:
Controller Game Pad
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Media Type:
Game Cube Disc
Game Modes:
Single Player
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Discs:
1
Packaging:
Snap Case
Date Added:
2018-07-03 12:18:41
