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Revision as of 22:05, 26 November 2019
| Seaside Hill |
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| track, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing |
| Number of Acts: 3 |
| Level themes: tropical island, ancient ruins |
| Underwater areas: Yes |
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The Seaside Hill tracks in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing are in a scenic tropical island setting. With corkscrews, beaches, and bridges galore, this area makes for great racing.
- Whale Lagoon - An easy course. The Orca from Sonic Adventure leaps between the figure 8 at the start of the track. The course has a corkscrew near the end as well.
- Lost Palace - This course runs along two beaches before entering a corkscrew. After some sharp turns, hitting a jump will lead you to a branching path to the finish.
- Ocean Ruin - This course's most notable feature is using huge underwater tunnels to traverse in the ocean. One tunnel even forms a loop OUT of the water!
- Seaside Square - A square arena that is for mission events and multiplayer mode.
Music
- Seaside Hill (Sonic Heroes)
- Windy and Ripply (Sonic Adventure)
- Can You Feel the Sunshine (Sonic R)
- Palmtree Panic Present (Sonic CD, EU/JP)
- A New Day (Sonic Rush)
Gallery
Whale Lagoon
Lost Palace
Seaside Square
References
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