Sonic Adventure: "Limited Edition" and "Not for Resale" Edition

[Insaneclown]

Hey all,

So I dont know much about Dreamcast and I havent played it too much. I have one...but I've been into all the classic from the Genny days and SNES days and before then lately. Now...I have three versions of Sonic Adventure. I have pictures that follow these games except for the original since everyone knows what it looks like.

I have the original version released in stores "Sonic Adventure"

I have the rental version from Rogers video "Sonic Adventure: Limited Edition"
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v123/insaneclown7/SALE1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v123/insaneclown7/SALE2.jpg

I have the 2 CD version I dont know what it's called but "Sonic Adventure: Not For Resale"
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v123/insaneclown7/SANFR2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v123/insaneclown7/SANFR3.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v123/insaneclown7/SANFR4.jpg

Now I have heard some of these maybe rare...but I dont know. I have had the SA:LE version for quite sometime. Now I just bought the SA:NFR yesterday. I see it came with two CDs. I have yet to play the other one as I dont even know what kind of Sonic game it is. Mine are not in the greatest condition nor complete but still nice to have. It's an awesome game anyway. I have read some of these threads in the past. Just wanting some info on these titles? Any information will help! Thanks!

[Nez]

As you said the Sonic LE was a rental only, its came out before the DC was officially released. There are two versions that I know of 1 the original wich has no save abilities, and the latter wich has saves enabled. Both have no internet functionality. They were pretty easy to find for a time cd only. If you have a complete one then the value goes up in price by quite a bit.

I do belive the not for Resale version was a pack in of Sonic Adventure with a demo of Sonic Adventure 2. I think it was a pack in but I could be wrong.

[dcescott]

yep, a pack in is correct. The demo was fun.

[zektor]

The LE version was a rental at Hollywood Video stores in my area at the time. Ahh, the good ol' days. The future sure looked grand for the DC back then...

[PapaStu]

Sonic Adventure LE is rare. Complete ones w/o the Hollywood Video disc shields arn't easy to come by. They are often seen Disc Only, or missing their manuals. Even disc only they still tend to pull 40+. Complete ones in good condition go 50+ easy.

Sonic Adventure NFR was released in the Sonic Bundled Dreamcast (it also came with a seperate NFR Sonic Shuffle). Just getting a Sonic Adventure manual will make it complete as the manuals are no different.

**shimmy to Classic Gaming**

[PentiumMMX]

I have that NFR Sonic Adventure, but it doesn't have the demo or the NFR disc (It's a normal SA disc)

[Kitsune Sniper]

Sonic Adventure NFR was released in the Sonic Bundled Dreamcast (it also came with a seperate NFR Sonic Shuffle). Just getting a Sonic Adventure manual will make it complete as the manuals are no different.
Uh, I think they have different credits in the manual.

[Insaneclown]

Thanks for the information guys...it's good to know this. If there is anything else to know...please let me know. :)


I was thinking before but now I know I'm wrong...I thought the SA:NFR version was rarer then the SA:LE version.