Some even say the gameplay resembles that of Metroid, among other aspects as well. Tails is the only one who can put a stop to the imperial army.Īn in-game screenshot of the game, in Poloy Forest, the first playable level.Ĭontrary to the classic speedy gameplay in the Sonic series, Tails Adventures is a puzzle-based platformer with a strong emphasis on item collecting and backtracking, like a side-scrolling action RPG. The dictator Great Battle Kukku 15th has discovered the Chaos Emeralds on the island, and intends to use them to conquer the entire world. A frantic Flicky reports the bad news to a confused Tails: the imperial Battle Kukku Army has invaded Cocoa Island. His slumber is interrupted by a huge explosion, and before Tails can say "stop, drop, and roll" the whole place is ablaze. It's a sunny afternoon on Cocoa Island, and Miles "Tails" Prower is taking a nap just outside his research lab, Tails House. The following events take place prior to Tails' first encounter with Sonic: And so did the hero of our story, once upon a time before he met his speedy blue idol. It's said that the legendary Chaos Emeralds rest here. In the southern Pacific, there exists a tiny island that cannot be found on any map: Cocoa Island, a beautiful little paradise that rests atop a coral reef. It has since been rereleased on Sonic Gems Collection. Basically, Tails must save an island from a threat, getting objects and Chaos Emeralds that he obtains during his passage. It is a prequel to the series starred by Tails in the Japanese version. The game does not follow the plotline of other games in the Sonic series, and the game's plot is different in the Japanese and Western versions of the game. It was the second and last game in which Tails is without Sonic, although it is the first that was not only released in Japan. It is the first game of the Sonic series to mix platforming and role-playing game elements. Tails Adventure, known in Japan as Tails Adventures ( Japanese: ? Teirusu Adobench?) is a videogame developed by Aspect and distributed by Sega in 1995 for the videogame console Sega Game Gear.
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