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Sonic Spinball (1995, Master System)

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First published at 21:58 UTC on August 17th, 2021.

#pinballgame
#platformer
#sega

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Sonic Spinball is a mix between pinball game and platformer. It was first developed by Sega Technical Institute for the Mega Drive/ Genesis and then ported to the Game Gear and Master System by Sega Interactive Development Division. The 8-Bit versions differ to some extend in terms of level layouts and cut down on the platforming in comparison. The Master System port was only released in Europe and Brazil.

Sonic Spinball consists of several levels. Each of them is a complex pinball board where Sonic needs to find several chaos Emeralds to unlock the path for the boss fight, then defeat the boss. Most of the time you shoot Sonic around like a pinball with various flippers, similar to some bonus rounds in the regular Sonic games. Unlike an ordinary ball, you can slightly alter Sonics direction, which makes hitting certain targets a bit easier. In some areas you can control Sonic directly and need to do some platforming, usually unlock something.

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