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Gaming preview: 'Sonic Rush Adventure'
Created: 09/13/2007
Video description: The original 'Sonic Rush' on the Nintendo DS brought fans of the classic Sonic series back to their roots. In the follow-up, 'Sonic Rush Adventure,' you'll be treated to more of the same, but with the addition of new gameplay styles and 3D areas. 'Sonic R

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