How to Find Hidden Chaos Emeralds and Rings in Sonic Advance
The in-game currency is collected via the main path in most or all platformer games. But Sonic Advance is different from all those games. Players will find Rings and Emeralds on the main path but those aren’t all. There are multiple hidden paths and each hidden path brings a collection of these items.
Earning extra rings and emeralds will require players to go off-path. If you are conscious about completing levels in record time, you shouldn’t care about these items. Players with an exploration hobby will enjoy exploring hidden paths and unveiling new secrets as they pass through.
Chaos Emerald Locations
Emeralds are an item in Sonic Advance, so finding them will be hard. They can be accessed only through special stages and these stages are generally hidden behind huge rings. Spotting emeralds is going to require players to access secret platforms on the map.
Character Selection
Rare items like Emeralds are in spots that can be accessed with a specific skill. Now every Sonic Advance has specific skills such as tails flying ability, Amy hammer, and knuckles gliding and climbing. Players need to revisit the same level multiple times to collect all the big rings and emeralds.
Accessing Special Stages
Seasoned players will know that accessing special stages requires big rings and a specific number of normal rings. If you are new, you should know that accessing a special is impossible without these requirements. Avoiding enemies will help in keeping normal rings to yourself.
Look Unusual Routes
If you are interested in exploring hidden items, you should scroll through slowly. There are several branching routes at every level. Now these routes may be behind a destructible wall, secret celling, or after a tricky jump. Players have to be attentive to find these routes.
Conclusion
These are some of the tactics that will assist players in finding hidden Emeralds and Big Rings in Sonic Advance. If you are bored of playing the game in dash-and-go mode, you should start exploring.
