Release Date: June 7, 2004
The third part of one of the best GBA platformers is also the best representative of the series. Subsequent adventures of the supersonic hedgehog are also among the best positions in GBA history.
The third part of one of the best GBA platformers is also the best representative of the series. Subsequent adventures of the supersonic hedgehog are also among the best positions in GBA history.
Dr. Eggman lets another dangerous attack go! This time he divides the world into 7 parts and from each of them he wants to create his own kingdom. Why not build one huge world empire? Nobody knows this, but it does not prevent Sonic and his friends (Taili, Carem, Knuckles and Amy) from launching an action to save the world from Dr. Eggman, who has no mercy.
Sonic Advance 3 is a classic, hedgehoggy platformer, but in comparison to the previous parts it brings a few innovations. The most important of these is the ability to choose characters from those I presented at the beginning, and then a helper who will help us at the next level. Thanks to this, we will be able to perform actions in which both characters will participate, and this will only make it easier for us to fight our opponents.
The game looks very nice, a big impression is made by the huge number of colors that literally pour out of the small GBA screen. The main advantage of Sonic Advance 3 is its speed, which is also the business card of the series. Despite the great graphics and a large number of unexpected moves made by us, the game behaves very smoothly and does not think about any crisps. The music is much worse - one likes it, one does not. Electronic sounds can upset us a lot, but some of you will probably like it.
The game offers multiplayer mode for 4 players (arena fight, 2 in 2).
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Platforms:
Game Boy Advance
Developer: Sonic Team
Publisher: THQ Inc.
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A best-selling series of platformers featuring a blue hedgehog capable of supersonic speeds in the title role. The series is developed by the SEGA corporation with the of the internal Sonic Team studio and external developers.
