It seemed like a good time to do so with the original game being released back in 1998, and the PC port of SADX releasing 16 years ago in the year of 2004 (the hacking scene would start at that time, getting popular around 2008-2009). With the interest I had in this, I decided to do this article, trying to document as much as I could find (and knew) about all these years of SADX hacking. Between the strong community of X-Hax, and how people were interested in restoring aspects from the original Dreamcast release, there was a growing effort that went on all these years to make it better. Like many of the Sonic games in the community, Sonic Adventure DX was a quite popular game for modding, This is mostly attributed to the big research and hacking scene for it, similar to the amount of research and ROM-hacking scene for the Genesis games. I initially tried out the Trainer that allowed you to play as Super Sonic and change things on the fly. From there, I started playing around with SADX Demo Version “A” on my PC years ago, before getting to play the whole thing, and then started to look around at the amount of research done for hacking it. On a personal note, I discovered Sonic through Sonic Riders and Sonic Adventure 2 Battle (as I had both on my Gamecube). This is because of the reception it had in the community, the fact it was the hedgehog’s first entry into 3D, and how it is still referenced by many as one of the best 3D Sonic games. I’m also one of many fans Sonic Adventure still has after it’s release, 21 years ago.įor an quick preface, Sonic Adventure is one of the series most known entries. If that’s an odd sentence to start off, it’s because I was (and still am) part of X-Hax, a group dedicated to SADX modding. Later on, PkR and some more people would develop the Dreamcast Conversion. Hello everybody! Some of you may know that at one point I made a few mods for Sonic Adventure DX, which allowed the game to use Dreamcast textures on the PC version.
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