A mysterious group of feathery villains attack, forcing Tails to leap into action.Įven among Sonic fans, “Tails' Adventure” is a relatively obscure video game. Now, he's taken the newly married coupled to this island for their honeymoon. During the year when Sonic was tossed in space and believed dead, Tails would build his “Sonic Adventure”-style workshop on this island. Tails discovered this uninhabited island on his journey to Downunda. The fifth “Sonic Universe” story arc is entitled “Trouble in Paradise,” with part one being subtitled “No Rest for the Weary.” Tails, steering a Sea Fox with two sidecars, carries Bunnie and Antoine to a private island. (For a long time, I swore it was a Genesis title but kids remember shit wrong all the time.) Even more years later, “Sonic Universe” would adapt that very game. Years later, I would learn that “ Tails' Adventure” was a Game Gear exclusive, meaning I wouldn't have the correct system to play the game even if we could've afforded it that day.
I begged Mom to let me have the game but a pricey purchase like that wasn't in the cards that day. On the back, I saw a picture of Tails piloting the Sea Fox, which I recognized from Archie's “Tails” mini-series. I convinced the lady at the counter to let me look at the case. It was a Sonic game I had never seen before, seemingly a spin-off focusing on “Tails.” This idea was tantalizing to me and seemed like a natural extension of the “Sonic” brand. One day, I noticed a game behind the glass that caught my attention.
Anyway, my mom would frequently drop me off by the video games while she went grocery shopping or what have you. I guess they were worried about youngsters with sticky fingers slipping the cartridges out of the cases. Anyway, when I was a kid, my local superstore kept the video games behind a locked, glass case.
This is relevant to today's subject, I swear.
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