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| − | | desc=If the player jumps while in a tube, they'll get stuck in the ceiling. | + | | desc=If the player jumps while in a tube, they'll get stuck in the ceiling. The final game addresses this by disabling jumping while inside. |
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| + | | desc=If you're not running fast enough on these slanted platforms, Sonic and Tails will slowly slide off. In the final game, they fall off instantly. The same applies in [[Mecha Green Hill Zone]]. | ||
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| + | | game1=05-17 prototype | ||
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| + | | desc=There's a broken quarter pipe here, followed by a small hole. Attempt to use it and you'll be catapulted diagonally upwards to the right, because it is behaving like a spring. The final game has a spring there - perhaps it was mid-way through being replaced. There's one in act 2 as well, except this was replaced with a horizontal spring. | ||
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| + | Curiously no stages in ''Sonic Chaos'' have quarter pipes pointing in this direction, although unused graphics for some exist for [[Sleeping Egg Zone]], [[Electric Egg Zone]] and the [[Special Stage (Sonic Chaos)|Special Stages]]. The graphics for this Gigalopolis Zone quarter pipe also exist in the final game but remain unused. | ||
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| + | | game1=05-17 prototype | ||
| + | | game2=Final game | ||
| + | | desc=Moving platforms are bigger in this prototype. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:56, 5 November 2019
Contents
Act 1
| 05-17 prototype |
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| Final game |
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If the player jumps while in a tube, they'll get stuck in the ceiling. The final game addresses this by disabling jumping while inside.
| 05-17 prototype |
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| Final game |
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If you're not running fast enough on these slanted platforms, Sonic and Tails will slowly slide off. In the final game, they fall off instantly. The same applies in Mecha Green Hill Zone.
| 05-17 prototype |
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| Final game |
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There's a broken quarter pipe here, followed by a small hole. Attempt to use it and you'll be catapulted diagonally upwards to the right, because it is behaving like a spring. The final game has a spring there - perhaps it was mid-way through being replaced. There's one in act 2 as well, except this was replaced with a horizontal spring.
Curiously no stages in Sonic Chaos have quarter pipes pointing in this direction, although unused graphics for some exist for Sleeping Egg Zone, Electric Egg Zone and the Special Stages. The graphics for this Gigalopolis Zone quarter pipe also exist in the final game but remain unused.
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| Final game |
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Moving platforms are bigger in this prototype.
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Act 2
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Act 3
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As the player begins the Dangerous Ball Tower fight, the palette breaks. The boss has five "balls" rather than three, which makes the boss both harder and too tall for the Game Gear's screen.
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References
| Sonic Chaos (Game Gear prototype; 1993-05-17), prototype version of Sonic Chaos | |
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