What was the point of Ecco the Dolphin?
The game opens with Ecco, a bottlenose dolphin, as he and his pod are swimming in their home bay. A podmate challenges Ecco to a game to see how high he can jump into the air. When he is in the air, a giant waterspout forms and sucks up all marine life in the bay except Ecco, leaving him alone in the bay.
How does Ecco the Dolphin end?
The Last Fight is the very last level of Ecco the Dolphin. It consist of a boss fight against the Vortex Queen, which has to be beaten in order to complete the game. The boss fight is infamous for warping Ecco back to Welcome to the Machine when they are killed.
Is Ecco the Dolphin a boy?
Ecco is a male bottlenose dolphin and the main protagonist of the Ecco the Dolphin video game series and universe. One physical feature that separates him from his fellow dolphins is that he has stars on his head shaped like the constellation Delphinus, though this is only visible in Ecco: Defender of the Future.
How long is Ecco the Dolphin?
Based on 41 User Ratings
| Platform | Polled | Longest |
|---|---|---|
| PC | 3 | 9h 14m |
| Sega CD | 1 | 6h |
| Sega Game Gear | 1 | 6h |
| Sega Mega Drive/Genesis | 13 | 13h 20m |
Is Ecco the Dolphin scary?
It’s not the most likely candidate for scariest game ever, but SEGA’s 1992 game did mess some of its players up. As a child, video games were my main pastime.
Is Ecco the Dolphin a metroidvania?
Called Orphan of the Machine, it is an underwater Metroidvania title in which players take control of a dolphin. Not much else has been revealed yet, but the developer states that it is hugely inspired by Metroid (of course) and by Ecco the Dolphin, among many other games.
Is Ecco the Dolphin a horror game?
Who made Ecco the Dolphin?
Appaloosa Interactive
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Ecco the Dolphin/Developers
Who owns the rights to Ecco dolphin?
Ed Annunziata
| Ecco the Dolphin | |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | Appaloosa Interactive |
| Publisher(s) | Sega |
| Creator(s) | Ed Annunziata |
| Platform(s) | Sega Genesis, Sega CD, Microsoft Windows, Game Gear, Master System, Virtual Console, Cloud (OnLive), Steam, Dreamcast, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 3DS |