Sonic Spinball features only 4 levels, which might not sound like a lot, but believe me… It is plenty. Again, like most simple games of the era (and Sonic was typically considered a simple game, no matter how difficult), the story means less than the actual gameplay.

Robotnik needs them, and that is why you must stop him. Without the Emeralds, a massive eruption would blow the Fortress to pieces! This is why Dr. Mobius volcano on which the Veg-O-Fortress stands. In other games, you can still win without them, but you ultimately don’t achieve the “true” ending. Pretty standard Sonic story, except this time we HAVE to get the Chaos Emeralds. Like I have a friggin’ choice… I’m a damn pinball. In no time at all, Sonic starts swiping Emeralds, freeing the animals of Mobius and dishing out hedgehog justice! Yo, Robotnik! You’re in for a mountain of trouble now. From there, he infiltrates Robotnik’s vast and deadly defenses. But he has friends in wet places – and is saved at the last moment! Sonic sneaks into the Toxic Caves below the Fortress. Sonic is knocked into deep waters near the volcano. Sonic and his pal Tails mount an air assault on the Fortress, only to be blasted in mid-flight by Robotnik’s cannons. Fiery lava fuels the lethal Pinball Defense System that protects the Fortress. Mobius, is already transforming happy creatures into mindless slaves! Robotnik’s fiendish machine draws its power from the mountain’s volcano. His monstrous contraption, the Veg-O-Fortress, built on Mt. Robotnik has unleashed his most diabolical plot yet to turn the animals of Planet Mobius into robots. Just like any other Sonic game (at the time, there were only 2 others), Dr.

The game actually begins with Sonic running through a toxic sewer and jumping into a pinball spring (it’s actually some sort of plant that sucks him in and spits him out) to launch into the actual pinball arena. Sonic Spinball takes the idea of a pinball game and plasters Sonic themes throughout the entire game. Sonic Spinball isn’t exactly what you think it is. Exactly 1 year after the release of the brilliant Sonic 2 ( Sonic 2 was released on November 24, 1992), Sega unleashed a pinball video game to the unsuspecting public. After the wild success of Sonic’s debut and the exceptional sequel, the world was clamoring for anything and everything Sonic! The year was 1993 and word on the street was that Sonic the Hedgehog 3 was on the verge of being released, but Sega Technical Institute had a different plan for its fans.

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