This week, Sonic Month concludes as we dive into the final game in the highly regarded trilogy of Sonic games for the Gameboy Advance, That One Game: Sonic Advance 3. Released on June 7 of 2004, Sonic Advance 3 followed suit with its predecessors by making numerous changes over the previous installment. New hub worlds were added for each of the game’s main Zones, as opposed to the player selecting each Act via a menu. Additionally, fan favorite Chaos made a return as hidden collectibles scattered throughout the game.
Perhaps the biggest gameplay change, however, comes in the form of the teams mechanic, where the player would select two characters to play through each level with. Each character has their own special abilities and play styles and mixing and matching allowed for numerous ways to solve the game’s challenges.
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