Ecco the Dolphin Review If you haven't played Ecco the Dolphin before, you stand the best chance of enjoying this rendition of it. By Frank Provo on August 20, 2007 at 5:05PM PDT ...

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But sometimes classics should stay in the past. "For those who have played Ecco before, there's really no reason to come back to it," we wrote of the 2007 remake in IGN's Ecco the Dolphin review.

Ecco is set to make his return on Sega's Dreamcast console and will maneuver Sega's pristine waters once again in Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future. We get our hands on a previewable build ...

"Ecco -- a dolphin of rare and special abilities -- found himself in the distant past, at the historic moment when Dolphins had gathered to reveal themselves to Humanity.

The idea of doing a one-year countdown clock for remasters of Ecco the Dolphin is wild. I mean, I guess it worked because you’re reading a blog about the countdown clock and the remasters right now.

Ecco’s movements are silky-smooth, having been adapted from actual dolphin movements. When Ecco races close to the surface, sunlight filters down through the shifting waves, dappling his back.

Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future ($40, Dreamcast) is a groundbreaking game that doesn’t easily fit into any one category. Gamers play as Ecco the dolphin, who battles Foe.

Ecco the Dolphin sounds like a boring game, but this unassuming title belies its ultimately unsettling aura. The game succeeded in bringing the horrors of the deep to life, making what could have ...

The original Ecco the Dolphin was released for the Mega Drive/Genesis back in December 1992 in the US and arrived in the EU and Japan the following year. Ecco: The Ties of Time followed in ...

Ecco the Dolphin is a classic Sega Genesis game from 1992 that received critical acclaim at the time for its unique gameplay and impressive graphics; for a while, it even rivaled Sonic the ...

Ecco the Dolphin has been a silent franchise for years, but not by choice. Creator Ed Annunziata fights day-in and day-out to revive his dormant dolphin.