This is an unused font, located directly after the font for the timer in the competition mode. The first level can be seen in the ROM address at 0x51EE and should increase the water level to 0A80, but doesn't due to an error. Oddly, it is not used in the final game, but it might have something to do with Big Arm's graphics loading over the graphics of the bomb shoot (Knuckles originally did not fight Big Arms). A piece of bridge can be found inside the walls of Hydrocity Zone Act 2. It can be seen in-game by. These sprites are used in Knuckles' unused Marble Garden Act 2 boss battle. These do appear in mangled form in Knuckles' unused, broken post-Launch Base Zone Act 2 boss cutscene. Several chunks of levels are unused during the game. Used by the bouncing puzzle room in Death Egg Zone. There are 3 "end-of-act monitors" hidden in the boss area in the Carnival Night Zone Act 2 contain 10 rings each, curiously there are also monitors in the area of the boss on Angel Island 2 on the way to Knuckles. The Emerald has no special effect in-game, and does not appear on the end-of-stage tally in any form other than a score increase. Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is the third game in the 16-bit Sonic trilogy and the first game with the easily-tricked-by-Eggman redheaded echidna, Knuckles. The Sega logo screen is the same one used from Sonic the Hedgehog 2. First, for clarification, here’s how to access this spooky screen to begin with: At the title screen, press Down, Down, Down, Left, Right, A. v A programming mess-up doesn't mean it isn't technically unused. One of these objects is used in the Mushroom Valley object layout, suggesting that they were once objects that belonged to the Sonic & Knuckles Zones. The Bonus Stage title-card will read "Doilus Stage" if the player attempts to quit back to the level select. The game contains an unused, unfinished scrolling credits routine, which can be activated by setting RAM address FA87 to 2 during the credits sequence. Sonic’s palette on the title screen is slightly brighter in comparison to the final build. This was also used in the Game.com, A black & white version of Sonic's death sprite, similar to the one seen in the, This would be used for Flying Battery Zone's monkey bars in, This would be used for the intro cutscene of Mushroom Hill Zone Act 2 in, Knuckles' life icon which would later see use in, Knuckles text which would have been used upon Act and Special Stage completion. It is a 2D platform game, similar to earlier games in the series as well as later ones like Sonic Advance. For artworks from the game, see here. The sound of a platform breaking upon coming into contact with the Lava Reef Act 2 boss. Repeatedly pressing the. Tails for US/Europe, Miles for Japan). However, the effect begins taking place before Robotnik flies completely onscreen and as a result, the full unscaled sprite is never seen. Unknown, possibly unused; sounds like a higher-pitched version of the sound heard when hitting an R, Up or Down block in the Special Stage from. This game has unused playable characters. There are six 2P zones listed in the level select. The object can be manipulated with the second controller. This game has unused animations. It's possible to outrun the trigger to lock the camera at the boss in Hydrocity Act 2. Multiple playable characters give you the ability to go explosively fast as Sonic, soar as Tails, or power through tough obstacles with … The Sonic & Knuckles bonus stages are also listed in the level select but none of them can be selected. Its ID is 1D. Sonic 3 & Knuckles moves the switch outside, and turns the room into a bonus room with two Super Ring Monitors. I swear I can't find the PRESS START BUTTON sprite, something that I added! The sound of the pop-up springs from Sky Sanctuary Zone. Jumping on it destroys it like the ice blocks. However, at around the 34-second mark is a brief voice sample before the next section of drums. This in and of itself isn't particularly interesting, but it should also be noted that whenever the song plays in-game it's always in scripted events; the song only ever plays for a maximum of 10 seconds or so. Additionally, do not enter debug mode at any point where Sonic's sprite rotates (such as while standing on the red-and-white cylinders in Carnival Night Zone) or the game will crash. Also unused in Sonic 3 & Knuckles. Vine bottom Wings Hard Block. The enhanced title screen of the 1996 PC release. Curiously, they differ between zones, and some are written in Japanese characters. Just like Hydrocity Zone, they are completely useless and are never seen because they are overwritten by the Act 2 layout. Unused; sounds like a screeching warning siren. Unused Knuckles sprite from the data select screen. Lava Reef Zone cycle 1:This palette cycle would have been used for animating the Lava, it can be seen if Lava Reef is accessed in Sonic 3. The sound of Mecha Sonic short-circuiting after it's defeated. A small level section and spring are in the Launch Base Act 1 layout. To access it, open the level select, set the sound test selection to 07, then hold A and press Start on "Special Stage 2". This game has unused code. It can be placed in either Act of Carnival Night Zone via debug mode, but it doesn't appear to do anything. GenesisReleased in JP: May 27, 1994Released in US: February 2, 1994Released in EU: February 24, 1994Released in AU: March 1994Released in KR: 1994Released in BR: 1994. The second level is located from 0000 to 0E00 and raises the water to 0B00. Various numbers and letters are loaded in and replaced with animated stage tiles. Am I the only one who noticed that Green Hill's sea color is different than on the actual level? A low-humming, unsettling sound. Possibly unused; another very faint sound that may sound like static. While not technically unused, only the bottom of the ship appears in normal gameplay. Level Select Only seems to be referenced in some zone with a high level ID which is composed of garbage data. Misc. The third level is located from 0E00 to 2340 and raises the water to 0A00. A curious object that damages the player if hit from above, but swings from side to side if hit from below. A long unused corridor in Act 1 that starts at coordinate 3400 to 3800 at the high 04AC is very similar to Act 2 when Act 1 is rewritten after the fight against the mini-boss. This game has unused areas. Near the end of the zone. Interestingly, the title cards are still using the old level order where Desert Palace Zone precedes Chrome Gadget Zone. Leftover sprites from early versions of the game that had a progress bar in Competition mode. The sound that the seesaw mushroom from Mushroom Hill Zone makes when the black weight lands on it. The palette rules were cited as an example, but there's a lot more going on than obviously just that - for example, two of the Bonus Stages belong to the Sonic & Knuckles since that's where they were properly used first, and only appear in Sonic 3's portion of the lock-on game precisely because of the lock-on. Should Super Sonic jump into the wall-to-ceiling transfer and run along with the ceiling, he will be stuck in the ceiling, unable to escape. There are 5 areas containing water in Launch Base Zone Act 1 that either raise or lower the water level in some specific areas. Oddly, the unused Glowing Spheres Bonus Stage in, Unused; sounds like an electric zap. It would return years later in Sonic Mania. The sound of the wind trap Knuckles activates in Mushroom Hill Zone. This game has debugging material. Sonic Mania would reuse this layout for a Bonus Stage, replacing some of the blue spheres with rings to allow a Perfect Bonus. In the final, the surfing Sonic sprite can still be placed in Angel Island Zone 1 via debug mode. There's still a lot more to be documented from the, If you are playing on a real Mega Drive/Genesis console and don't mind risking the long-term health of your console and cartridges, then another method is to load up. The shaft serves no apparent purpose and is never seen normally. It is unknown whether or not this is simply a leftover, or if it was originally planned for the game. Code for a fourth type of shield exists inside of the ROM. Beating a level with a time of 9:59 (1 second from getting a time over) will award the player 100000 points; this also is intentional according to the code. Knuckles' starting location can still be found in IceCap Zone even though it goes unused. The palette is unknown. While playing, you can pause the game and use A to restart, B for slow motion, and C for frame advance. A simple monitor subtype change from a harmful Eggman to a helpful Invincibility. Most of the music from Sonic & Knuckles can be played from the Level Select/Sound Test. In Sonic 3 & Knuckles, a lot of extra objects were added to this room in Act 2 to prevent Knuckles from taking Sonic and Tails' path; the most important object is the GTGT collision block to prevent Knuckles from climbing the wall and hitting the Relief's eye. While in debug mode, you have access to the following: If you die, press B to enter placement mode, and then press B at a safe spot to revive yourself. Samsung (KR), This article pertains to the beta elements of Sonic the Hedgehog (1991). Sonic being chased by a giant Orca in Emerald Coast, as seen in Sonic Adventure. Tec Toy (BR)Platform: The recombined game. This sound effect would see use in. having an absolutely ridiculous number of lag frames, making a save file with Knuckles as your character, https://tcrf.net/index.php?title=Sonic_the_Hedgehog_3&oldid=887533, Games developed by Sega Technical Institute, An item monitor displaying static that harms you when broken, change a monitor to subtype. This effect uses a sprite software scaling algorithm that allows this to be achieved. Sonic 2 Title Screen:Sonic and Tails' color palettes from the title screen are located in offset 08C1B4. This game has a hidden sound test. This is another notable difficulty change, as this area is very hazardous in Sonic 3. This was fixed in, Death Egg Zone Act 1. This object may also have been created for Launch Base Zone. However, selecting any of the zones on this screen will send you back to the title screen, so you can't really do anything with this menu. The sound a Toxomister makes when it sprays its toxic gases. Object 84 is another unused and removed object; according to the November 3rd Prototype, this object was an early version of Hey Ho, the Mushroom Valley/Hill Act 1 boss. One of these sprites shows him attempting to jump. Sonic X-treme was a platform game developed by Sega Technical Institute from 1994 until its cancellation in 1997. Sonic has a whole body sprite (minus legs), only the logo covers half of it. Knuckles' ending area and teleporter are all still intact. The sound of the Mushroom Hill miniboss struggling to chop a log. This sound effect is also used by the Green Hill Zone Act 2 boss from. Objects 6F-7F are represented as rings in Sonic 3 and were apparently removed manually, but in Sonic 3C (prototype 0408), these IDs belong to objects from Flying Battery Zone. The chunks are placed starting at address FF8088, and can be inserted into levels by entering the given values into FF8088:XX. The stage is fully playable, although it may occasionally slow to a crawl when collecting a blue sphere, which may have contributed to its removal. Palette duplicates:These palettes can be found at offsets 05275C and 05277C. Monkey Dude from Sonic the Hedgehog 3's Angel Island Zone. Green Sonic Glitch To get green sonic you must enter the level select and debug code. Good to know that there were errors on the original rip (if any). Tails can spawn in weird positions at the beginning of Carnival Night Act 2. The Sonic and Knuckles version of his running sprite ended up being polished to be two pixels shorter and fix some of the leftover torso drawing from Sonic's sprite (though they didn't do a good job, as some tan pixels are still present and the diagonal versions weren't changed at all). Early Launch Base Zone Act 2 Water:This color palette set does not include colors for Sonic underwater, which suggests it would be used after some cutscene or scene change in Launch Base Zone. Sonic's animations are Rubberhose at it's best. Identified as ID 3D. The sound that plays when you push a brick in Sandopolis Zone. The fourth level is located from 2340 to 2C00 and lowers the water to 0AC8. You can activate this shield type manually by changing RAM address FFB02B:00 to 01. This is still a total mystery. Where's the Level Select? Sonic Chaos Sonic Chaos is a fan game and re-imagining of the 1993 Sega Game Gear and Master System platform game of the same name. This is used for the Gapsule miniboss in, The laser turret in Flying Battery Zone Act 2's mid-boss, the laser barriers on either side of the arena and Eggman's control panel all still exist and are fully functional, later appeared in, Palette and graphics data for the gold player-bouncing spheres that are present in the, Flying Battery Zone Act 1. This was changed in the final so that the zone names used alphabet alliteration. It can be found at offset 002F7E. In IceCap Act 1, Tails will die on the first slide. The sound the door on the pyramid in Sandopolis Zone makes when it opens. Knuckles (Sonic/Tails' story) pushes a button like it in Act 2 to darken the place. Please rotate your device. Unused; sounds like something revving up. Caterkiller isn't in the stage's debug list - it has to manually be added to StageConfig.bin. Used when the lava falls from Lava Reef Zone. However, the only change made here is changing Tails to Miles on the Act results; his life counter still says Tails. If the player glitches Super Sonic into Knuckles' path in IceCap act 1, it's possible for the ice obstacles to hurt him. Sonic in his signature "waiting" pose, but instead of pointing towards the direction he's facing, he falls asleep from boredom. The sound of the speed-up launchers in Flying Battery Zone and Death Egg Zone. It can be found at offset 002EFE. This sprite is used in the Launch Base Zone Act 2 laser boss battle, but it is obscured and cannot be seen. However, trying to place an object in this death state will freeze the game. This game has unused graphics. Genesis / 32X / SCD - Sonic the Hedgehog - Title Screen - The #1 source for video game sprites on the internet! The sound that plays when you bounce on a mushroom in Mushroom Hill Zone. Sonic CD was ported to PC CD-ROM in 1996, marking Sonic's debut on the PC under the Sega PC brand. However, hitting the switch will block off the monitors. This game has unused abilities. The animation somewhat fits with the way the Death Egg falls at the ending cutscene after the Big Arms fight and would've teased the second part of the game, however, the Death Egg noticeably falls on the opposite direction of where Eggman goes in the actual game, it was probably originally meant to be falling from the left side instead. In Sonic 3 there remains some leftover sprite mapping data for Sonic & Knuckles objects, largely consisting of badniks that would have appeared in the Sonic & Knuckles zones. The sound of the Lava Reef Act 2 boss emerging from lava. Applying Launch Base Zone Act 2's underwater palette to Carnival Night Zone results in a color scheme identical to that seen in the Nov 3, 1993 prototype and a screenshot of the level found in pre-release material. Interestingly, this animation was used in the, Sonic whistling. It is worth noting that the shield sound from Sonic 2 remains unused in the sound test. It is exactly the same as the Sonic 3 November 3rd Prototype. However, the screen adds horizontal lines across the screen as Sonic runs to the right for some reason. The sound of the elevators in Lava Reef Zone and Death Egg Zone. Sonic 2 Prototype Level Select:For some obscure reason, it is still possible to see the color palettes from the level select screen of the Sonic 2 prototypes in offset 08C1D4. It can also be seen hidden among the other balls at the bottom of the machine. A ceiling corner in Carnival Night Act 2 has a faulty collision. This is a collection of sprites pertaining to Super Mario Maker. The sound Red Eye makes when it gets angry. Unused; sounds like something charging up. These can be seen for a split-second if you place a Penguinator on the large hill at the beginning of Act 1 using debug mode. Also used in Knuckles' ending after Super Mecha Sonic explodes. The sound of the Lava Reef Act 2 boss firing a missile. (Or the palette, at least). A loud bang that plays when the Sandopolis Zone Act 2 boss comes closer to you. Data for the Sonic 2 Results Menu also exists, but it can't be seen. Based on the current style of 2D classic Sonic games inspired by Sonic Mania, Sonic Chaos updates the 8 bit visuals of the original and adapts a play style more closely resembling the classic 16-bit games. Interestingly, the second "2P VS" entry shows the unused Hidden Palace icon. Door closing sound from Sandopolis Zone, and also the sound of Knuckles hitting the ground after his defeat. Death Egg Zone lift platform sound effect. Alternatively, you can unlock the level select by these alternate methods: To find the level select on the title screen, simply press Up to reveal "SOUND TEST" and press Start. Laser charging sound, used for the Flying Battery Zone laser boss and the jumping spike balls in Lava Reef Zone Act 2. Tails doesn't have a collision with the wall at the beginning of Hydrocity Act 2. For some odd reason, this plays in Sky Sanctuary Act 2 in, Death Egg Zone Act 2. Slot Machine Bonus Stage:This palette is quite different from the Sonic & Knuckles prototypes, and can be seen in offset 08CE14. I just don't know why it isn't there. So now we have a proper rip of the title screen? These sprites can be seen in the Nov 3, 1993 prototype, as the lap number has no cap, but they use an older style. Shouldn't this have the bottom part of Sonic (the one that would show through the logo on older emulators?). Caterkiller, taken directly from Sonic 1. It is internally next to all used 2P zones. A monitor that can transform Sonic into Super Sonic and Tails into Glitched "Super Tails" without needing to collect Chaos Emeralds. These domino/die-like tiles are used as placeholder graphics for the animated orbs in Hydrocity's background columns. Furthermore, all the graphics here (including the level icons) are recycled from Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and the icons are shown in the Sonic 2 order, such as Emerald Hill's icon for Angel Island and Casino Night's icon for Carnival Night. There are no notable differences from the S&K version. Here the player can draw with three sizes of pencil tools, paint, and use preexisting sprites (called "Stamps" by the game) of things from basic houses and trees to sprites directly from Super Mario World.The player can cycle through all the different colors and stamps offered by the game by clicking on Mr. Crayon. Identified as Object 1C. Add the other objects that were Identified in the November 3rd Prototype. However, this corridor is at a height above the rewritten area and is never seen. The sound of the flamethrowers in Flying Battery Zone and Lava Reef Zone. This sound was reused later in. When locked-on to Sonic & Knuckles, a number of changes were made, either to fix bugs or weird design choices. This intro is used in the November 3, 1993 prototype. Diagonal frames of the Penguinator badnik from IceCap Zone. When it is placed, many palette and VRAM complications occur in the level, and the game slows down considerably. It was later used in, Dr. Robotnik poses intended for the unused Flying Battery Zone Act 2 boss and would later appear in the lock-on game, however, the left-most sprite also goes unused even during the actual boss fight due to a coding error, and it was meant to appear when the Hang Mobile started swinging up and down, this was not fixed in, A smaller rendition of the Death Egg that seems to be part of a Death Egg hologram projector, which itself is unused in. The sound the giant spikeballs in Lava Reef Zone make when they roll around. This game has a hidden level select. From this, it's not unreasonable to assume both Acts of LBZ would contain water . Because its sprites are located with the sprites for Metallic Madness, it is safe to assume it was meant to appear here. As all the options here are selectable normally through other means in Sonic 3, the only real benefit of this is entering the Sonic 2 level select code to access it in Sonic 3. A set of sprites where Eggman has a panicked facial expression. If the Tunnel Bot is defeated too early in Marble Garden Act 2, the game will crash due to the camera being too far away, causing Act 2's level layout to overwrite everything in memory. They are copies of the palettes used in Angel Island Zone Act 2 and IceCap Zone Act 2, respectively. It tries to load some resources from the end credits. A glowing block that can be placed in either Act of IceCap Zone via debug mode. The Screw Mobile can glitch out Super Sonic. They can be seen in-game if the animated graphics are prevented from loading somehow: A spinning mass of red spheres, which can be placed in the first half of Angel Island Act 1 via debug mode. It leads down into a bottomless pit. Although Sonic, Tails, and Robotnik are basically the same as their Sonic 2 counterparts, Knuckles appears for the first time, with a slightly different appearance relative to the final art. Interestingly, it exists under three valid monitor shield subtypes: 00, 02 and 03. The Big Shaker miniboss in Hydrocity incorrectly plays the Act 2 boss theme, and jumping out of water when you're about to drown will play the. The most notable difference is the position of the Twin Hammer/Swing’m Spikez boxes. A set of spikes for Competition Mode. An ice spike can be found inside the walls of the IceCap Zone Act 1. Sound that plays when a Super Emerald regains its color. This game has unused music. Located far in the back of the gumball machine, obscured by the other gumballs and the glare of the glass, sits a blue gumball. A save file icon for Flying Battery Zone before it was re-ordered to be in, Unused sprites from IceCap Zone Act 1. The shield itself is the ordinary non-elemental shield as seen in Sonic 1 and Sonic 2. To access a level select and debug mode, press Up, Up, Down, Down, Up, Up, Up, Up after the SEGA logo screen fades to black and Sonic begins to move, but before the title screen appears (about 4.31 seconds after boot). It's also possible to find the 2 Player Level Select from Sonic 2 using the patch code FFF600:1C00. The sound of the missile reticles in the Lava Reef Act 2 boss. The title screen is different. The sound of the light beam transportation systems in Death Egg Zone. 24, This chunk was used in the Act 1 Bossroom in the November 3rd 1993 Prototype. It was later used in. Objects 8F-98 delete themselves when loaded, which is rather unusual. Sonic J is a Sonic The Hedgehog based Work-In-Progress fan-made game made by jean_tha_n00b (me) and aims to be an unofficial sequel to the classic game, Sonic & Knuckles.. This monitor is present in Debug mode only. To activate debug mode, select a file/level, hold A and press Start, and keep holding A until the level begins. The rotation of the object can be manipulated using the second controller. Many of these sound effects would see use in Sonic & Knuckles, though some of these sounds would also be unused there. Since it isn't there, I am fine not being in the credits. This page does not work well in portrait mode on mobile. The title screen has a “PRESS START BUTTON” prompt. Originally one big game, Sonic 3 was split into two games due to time constraints and cartridge costs; the second half of the story is its direct sequel, Sonic & Knuckles. Sprites for an alternate intro sequence in which Sonic surfs onto Angel Island, rather than riding in on the Tornado. A kind of spinning platform-like object with undefined graphics, with object ID 1A. A set of sprites resembling a shadow found within the graphics used for the Tornado. Unused Knuckles sprite for the continue screen. Unused; sounds like something rising or powering up? The open canvas is the main part of the game. The shade of blue seen here varies from the bubble shield gumball. The sprite mappings still exist. Laser firing sound, used for the Flying Battery Zone laser boss. Knuckles' theme is just a set of drums that lasts for roughly four seconds, and loops forever. This was used for the Flying Battery laser boss. There is an eighth Special Stage with a grey Chaos Emerald (much like the fifth Emerald) that is inaccessible during normal gameplay. The beginning of Hydrocity Zone Act 2 went through some layout changes that mostly reduced difficulty. The Sonic 3 Zones are in their normal order, but Flying Battery from Sonic & Knuckles is listed between Carnival Night and IceCap.
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