Tails Adventure

Tails Adventure

released on Sep 22, 1995

Tails Adventure

released on Sep 22, 1995

Tails must stop the Battle Fortress bird army from taking control of Tails Island to rule over the animals. On land, in the air, and at sea, Tails battles some pretty tough birds! Depending on the Japanese and international version of the game, Tails Adventure is either a prequel or continuation of the Sonic the Hedgehog games for the Sega Genesis. The game mixes traditional platforming and role-playing elements, as Tails is using different items and abilities, as well piloting his creations Remote Robot and Sea Fox, to travel across Cocoa Island to liberate it from the Battle Kukku Empire. Like many Sonic games for the Game Gear, Tails Adventure has been ported onto numerous compilation titles and other games as an unlockable game. It later received a re-release on the Nintendo 3DS in 2013.


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É um jogo divertindo, da pra brincar.

If there's one entry worth checking out in Sonic's Game Gear library, it's this one. Man, I love the idea they were going for here. An action-exploration game with Sonic characters? Sounds pretty sweet.

Sadly, SEGA decided to make it a Game Gear game. This means plenty of slowdown issues, screen crunch, no map feature, and bog-like movement. It's a shame, because I can see a game like this working wonders.

Thankfully, it's not very long, so I ended up enjoying myself even with the problems I listed above. If it were any longer... Yeah.

Extra 1/2 star for Tails' walk cycle. It's slow as shit but the animation genuinely got a laugh out of me.

Tails Adventure had promise but is brought down by archaic game design and lackluster upgrades that make Tails Adventure more of a chore then a fun Metroidvania.

An overlooked Sonic spin-off. Tail's Adventure is somewhat of a Metroidvania where it had great ideas but fell flat due to the hardware it's on. The screen crunch and jankiness did not help this game at all. I wish Sega expanded on this idea and tried again on better hardware because the idea of a Tails themed metroidvania where you get to use his gadgets to explore is excellent on paper.

The memories I have playing this through the gems collection, on the tiny CRT my aunt lent me, on my noisy PS2...

I'm entirely biased, this is one of my favourite games of all time.