Sonic Adventure 2: Battle/Development
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Being a port of a previously completed Sega Dreamcast game, Sonic Adventure 2: Battle is thought to have taken about six months to create. It was first announced at Nintendo Spaceworld 2001 on the 24th August 2001 under the working title of "Sonic Adventure 2"[1], and was in Japanese stores by December.
Chao Garden
The Game Boy Advance is red as opposed to white in the final.
This could be as Nintendo did not have a red Game Boy Advance available at launch. One would arrive much later as a rare exclusive to Target stores in the US, but white was made available everywhere.
Also, the words "Chao Adventure" are missing from the screen, as is the "Game Boy Advance" logo on the bottom of the unit.
External links
- Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Gameplay - The first footage released of an early version[2], released at Spaceworld 2001.
References
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