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'''Quartz Quadrant''' is the fourth round of [[Sonic CD]]. Set in a semi-underground mine, you are almost completely surrounded by quartz and other minerals. Since this level is a bit more cramped than most levels, it will be harder to get to the past. Can you do it? | '''Quartz Quadrant''' is the fourth round of [[Sonic CD]]. Set in a semi-underground mine, you are almost completely surrounded by quartz and other minerals. Since this level is a bit more cramped than most levels, it will be harder to get to the past. Can you do it? | ||
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{{quote|Look out for falling rocks as you race through a treasure trove of glittering gems. Touch the arrow signs to change the direction of the moving conveyor belts. Spiny snails, slimy caterpillars and cannon-toting beetles will try their best to slow you down!|2=[[Sonic CD US Manual]], [[:Image:Scd cd us manual 12 13.jpg|p. 13]]}} | {{quote|Look out for falling rocks as you race through a treasure trove of glittering gems. Touch the arrow signs to change the direction of the moving conveyor belts. Spiny snails, slimy caterpillars and cannon-toting beetles will try their best to slow you down!|2=[[Sonic CD US Manual]], [[:Image:Scd cd us manual 12 13.jpg|p. 13]]}} | ||
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Revision as of 17:11, 16 October 2009
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| Fourth level, Sonic CD |
| Number of Acts: 3 |
| Boss: Robotnik (Quartz Quadrant Boss) |
| Maximum rings, Act 1: 203 + 30 (Present), 203 + 40 |
| Maximum rings, Act 2: 255 + 10 |
| Maximum rings, Act 3: 50 + 50 |
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Quartz Quadrant is the fourth round of Sonic CD. Set in a semi-underground mine, you are almost completely surrounded by quartz and other minerals. Since this level is a bit more cramped than most levels, it will be harder to get to the past. Can you do it?
Instruction Manual Description
| “ | Look out for falling rocks as you race through a treasure trove of glittering gems. Touch the arrow signs to change the direction of the moving conveyor belts. Spiny snails, slimy caterpillars and cannon-toting beetles will try their best to slow you down! | „ |
Difference between Time Zones
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| The present is a large mining facility, with contraptions built in, such as conveyer belts. There is still a large amount of quartz to be mined, and some is just lying around. | The mine of the past uses more simple machines, and most everything is made from wood. Badniks are more scarce in the past, but that doesn't mean that it won't cause... | ...the future to become a wasteland of smoke-filled skies! Most of the land has become Robotniks cities, and he still has his badniks in the same position as before. | If you manage to stop Robotnik's production of robots, the future will turn brighter. The mining has stopped, and the exposed crystals shimmer in the background. |
Enemies
- Kumo-Kumo - Springy spider that leaps high into the air
- Sasori - Scorpion-like badnik that has a fire laster on it's tail
- Noro-Noro - Snail badnik that squirms slowly along the ground
- An unnamed Caterkiller-like badnik