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The 8-bit ports of Sonic the Hedgehog scaled down the Genesis game and included the all-new Bridge, Jungle, and Sky Base (not to be confused with Sky Chase) Zones. Given the limitations, it wasn't too bad.

Although they're mostly the same content-wise, the Game Gear version has some unused sprites the Master System version doesn't, and vice-versa. The Game Gear's smaller screen also meant that things had to be scaled down, resulting in the Green Hill boss being laughably easy.

The Master System version also holds the distinction of being the last game released for the console in North America.

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Unused Graphics

Level Art

Objects

Ancient

Ancient handled the 8-bit ports of Sonic 1 and were evidently going to credit themselves on the title screen with the text '©SEGA/Ancient 1991'. In the end, though, only Sega received credit.

Early Credits Screen

An early version of the credits screen can be found in the Master System version at ROM offset 16AEE. The triangles in the background were replaced with yellow and blue stars in the final version.

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Unused Music

An unused rendition of Marble Zone's theme is present in the Master System version's ROM at offset CD0A. This and the unused Batbrain graphics (present only in the Game Gear version) suggest that Marble was intended to be included in the 8-bit ports but was cut due to time or space issues.

Unused Sounds

This sound echoes twice. Unknown what it could have been used for. It could have been used for entering a Bonus Stage.

A heavy bubbling sound. May have had a use in Marble Zone before it was scrapped?

An alternative sound to the bumper sound?

Sounds like an alarm. May have had a use in Scrap Brain and/or Sky Base?

Unused Text

Developer Text

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A copyright string starts at 0x3B:

Filler Text

A text string (with minor variations) used as filler in the ROM banks. 2022 tsunami 2009 hindi dubbed movie download.

Version Differences

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The 8-bit versions of Sonic 1 are mostly identical, but besides the resolution there are some differences in the Game Gear version:

• A white Sega splash screen with an animated Sonic and the trademark 'Sega!' voice clip was added. This was done because the Game Gear doesn't have a logo screen incorporated into the BIOS, unlike the Master System.
• The smog clouds above Scrap Brain on the map screen were redrawn.
• The sprites for Sonic, invincibility, and shields were all redrawn to be smaller, to account for the reduced screen size.
• Most stages have altered layouts, from simply moving a few rings around to completely removing or replacing entire chunks of levels.
• Warning signs were added near spike pits and cliffs in Green Hill in the Game Gear version. Various background elements were altered as well, such as the color of the mountains and the flower animations (which are closer to the 16-bit game).
• The Special Stages have different layouts in the Game Gear version. On the first 'loop', the stages have a time limit of 2 minutes rather than 1.
• Due to the smaller screen, the Green Hill boss flies much lower and can be reached from the ground, making it a complete joke.
• On the other hand, the Bridge Zone boss is trickier, taking place on an actual bridge rather than an island.
• Fruit appears in the background of Jungle Zone.
• In the Master System version of Jungle Zone Act 2, the screen continuously locks as Sonic travels upwards through the stage, with the bottom of the screen acting as a bottomless pit. This little challenge would naturally have been completely unfair on the Game Gear, so it was removed.
• Jungle Zone's boss takes place in a steeper arena in the Game Gear version, making the bombs harder to avoid.
• The first two Acts of Labyrinth Zone have radically different layouts between versions. Most notably, the Chaos Emerald is much easier to get. In the Master System version, the Emerald is sitting in the middle of a spike pit; to get it, the player must collect an invincibility power-up a few screens below, run through a lengthy obstacle course to get to the spike pit, jump in, grab the Emerald, and jump out before the invincibility wears off. In the Game Gear version, it's just.. sitting there, out in the open, very near the end signpost.
• The final boss no longer enters a second phase, and attacks with three floor-mounted flamethrowers rather than a moving electric wall. The homing device was also moved from above Robotnik to the middle of the ceiling.
• The credits text has been updated to reflect the hardware.
• The end of act panel prize mechanics are different between versions: In the Master System version, Sonic panels were obtained by finishing an act with a specific amount of rings, and ring panels were obtained by having a multiple of 10 rings. In the Game Gear version, panel prizes appear to be random, and do not seem to be influenced by the amount of rings you had. The Game Gear version also adds point bonuses to end of act panels.