Sonic Advance 3 part 5

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Published on August 17, 2020 10:30:08 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPJ-HI6LEjw

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Sonic Advance 3 (2004)

Duration: 23:44

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welcome back to Sonic Advance 3.

Last time we went trough the Toy Kingdom where we had another run in with G-merl, who had been learning some more moves since last time we met him. But even with those new moves he was no chance for Sonic and the others, after we beat G-merl we ran into Amy Rose who was looking for Sonic ever since the world was split apart.

This time we go through the fifth zone of the game Twinkle Snow an snow level taking place around the north pole of the planet, we go through this zone checking out what the newly available teams with Amy can do.

One thing you need to know is that every character paired with Amy and Amy paired with almost everyone loses the ability to spin jump meaning that to damage enemies you have to attack them instead of jumping into them.

let's now go over Amy's tag action on the ground she will use her hammer to shoot the leader way up in the sky to be able to go up to places they couldn't reach alone, while in mid air she also shoots the leader up but at a lower power while the leader curls up into a ball.

First off we have Amy as the leader with Tails as the partner:

Amy when paired with Tails can do
the Giant Step which makes her do a forward jump by pressing A while holding down, while doing the giant step you can press the B button to do the Face plant Attack to slide into enemies.
In mid air Amy can hover down with balloons by pressing A again after jumping.
as for attacks she can use her Pico Pico Hammer both in mid air and on the ground.

our second team is Tails partnered with Amy



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