And if you’re not brute forcing it, it will take weeks in order to have your Chao ready to earn all of those Emblems. However, if one were to do it 'normally', the player would be required to go back and forth (best with Sonic, Knuckles and Amy all characters alright in the sequel) for hours straight in order to acquire the animals for your Chao. I've heard of exploitable glitches (at least for the sequel) where it streamlines the process to no time, but those who do that either don't care for the 'natural' process or are just curious for the many different paths of growth for the Chao.

Collecting all of the Emblems earns the player the 100% bonus in this game and the sequel. In particular, raising the Chao in order to participate in races where the prizes (concerning 100%) are Emblems. Although, an aspect of this (and Sonic Adventure 2) that I don't quite like is the Chao Gardens. Once a fish bites, press down on the gray control stick, and it becomes a hectic game of moving left and right (with clockwise and counterclockwise motions). Particularly, some may have issues with Big's fishing segments, but it's not that bad once you have a solid enough idea of what to do. Each of the different style of gameplay are fun, although some take more getting used to than others. To do this each character must utilize their unique abilities to traverse each stage to advance their stories.

Throughout the different stories, each character embarks on their own quest to accomplish their tasks. Eggman unleashes his latest plan of awakening and exploiting an ancient creature. And you win a game with not one, not two, three, four, five, but six characters with each of their own stories to play as! In this game, you play as six different characters as strange circumstances befuddle them when Dr.

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