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Image:Sth6_cart.jpg|Photo of a ''Sonic 6'' cartridge. | Image:Sth6_cart.jpg|Photo of a ''Sonic 6'' cartridge. | ||
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Revision as of 10:07, 1 July 2010
| Sonic 6 |
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| System(s): Game Boy |
| Publisher: Sonic World |
| Genre: Pirated platform |
- For the unlicensed Mega Drive game, see Sonic Jam 6.
Sonic 6 is an unlicensed "pirate" game for the Gameboy supposedly released in 1998. It is actually a minor graphical hack for the 1993 Speedy Gonzales Game Boy cartridge by Sunsoft, replacing all sprites and references to Speedy Gonzales with Sonic. The game was likely chosen to hack due to Speedy Gonzales' similar gameplay mechanics to that of the Sonic series.
Unlike the original game, which starts in "Ice Zone," Sonic 6 starts with "Forest Zone". The game is credited as being made by "Sonic World", and is believed to be the same people who pirated Sonic the Hedgehog on the Super Nintendo. It utilizes a password system.
Passwords
Below is a list of zones and passwords from IGN for the original game, though the passwords work for Sonic 6 as well.
- Forest Zone - 343003
- Mexico Zone - 500999
- Desert Zone - 830637
- Country Zone - 812171
- Island Zone - 522472
- Cheese Zone - ???
Resources
Screenshot Gallery
Images shown on the left are from the original Speedy Gonzales, the right from Sonic 6.
Title card animation
Map screen
Forest Zone
Box Art
Photo of a Sonic 6 cartridge.
Photo of a 12-in-1 cartridge containing Sonic 6. It's similar to Sonic Jam 6.
Downloads
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Download Sonic 6
File: Sonic 6.7z (167 kB) (info)
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