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Ecco The Dolphin II

Second hand. Comes with Soft Info Vol 4. Slight insertion scratches to cart reverse.

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$19.49 $29.99 In stock

Category: Mega Drive

Guide Ecco back to the peace of the pod through turbulent seas with swordfish needing a quick sonar ray to be dispatched and octopuses getting a little too friendly with their tentacles. A fine haul to any Sega collector’s bag.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The swordfish sections demand quick reflexes with the sonar ray, which kept me on edge without being unfair. Controls feel tight and responsive on the old pad—exactly what a Mega Drive platformer needs.

Kevin L. ★★★★★

The sea creatures are so varied—I’m still getting tangled in a few too many octopus tentacles while trying to aim my sonar ray. The backgrounds shift beautifully as you swim deeper, which really sells that underwater world. Honestly, it’s a fun challenge balancing speed and blasting those swordfish

Madison ★★★★★

I love charging up sonar to blast those aggressive octopuses — the timing mechanic adds a satisfying layer of strategy. The levels feel more open than the first game, giving me room to explore instead of just surviving.