Sonic the Hedgehog CD Sonic News Network. Sonic the Hedgehog CDRelease datesSega CDMega CDJP 2. September 1. 99. 3NA 1. November 1. 99. 3EU 1. October 1. 99. 3PCJP 9 August 1. NA 2. 6 September 1. EU 3 October 1. 99. RatingsESRB K A Windows version 1. Media. CD ROM, Digital download. System requirements. Windows 9. 5, 7. 5 MHz Pentium Central processing unit CPU, Super Video Graphics Array SVGA, 2. X CD ROM, 1. 5 MB hard disk space. Input. Computer keyboard, Game controller. Sonic the Hedgehog CD CD,Sonikku za hejjihoggu sh d, more commonly known as Sonic CD CD,Sonikku sh d, is a platform game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, developed and published by Sega. It marked the first official appearance of both Metal Sonic and Amy Rose. It was released for the Sega Mega CD in Japan on 2. P/B009THBMCK.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg' alt='Sparkle Soundtrack Download Zip' title='Sparkle Soundtrack Download Zip' />An alternate version of the song was released as a free. ZIP download on Walmart. 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Upon locating Little Planet, Dr. Robotnik and his robot cronies immediately chain Little Planet down on a mountain with the face of Robotnik carved into the mountain, then Robotnik and the Badniks set about converting the world into a giant fortress. Sonic arrives on the scene to stop Robotnik from taking all the Time Stones that will allow him to manipulate time and conquer the world. Using his unrivaled speed, Sonic must travel through the past, present and future of each Zone to ensure a good future and to find Dr. Robotniks latest invention, Metal Sonic. At the end of the stage Palmtree Panic, Sonic meets the soon to be recurring character Amy Rose, who, much to his dismay at first, has a massive crush on him. As he enters Collision Chaos, Amy follows him, and Metal Sonic swoops in and kidnaps her. Now Sonic must rescue Amy as well as defeat Robotnik. The doctor also makes an appearance at the end of every round. Once in Stardust Speedway, Sonic encounters Metal Sonic and the two raced against each other, with the doctor flying closely behind. Should the hedgehog outrace his metallic doppelganger, Metal Sonic gets struck by Dr. Robotniks laser, leaving him out of the picture for the time being as Sonic is able to rescue Amy. At the end of the game, depending on whether all of the Time Stones have been collected or if a good future has been ensured in every single zone, the game will end in either a good future or a bad future. In the good ending, Sonic and Amy land back on Sonics world as Little Planet orbits away in freedom. In the bad ending, Sonic and Amy come home, but Robotnik escapes with a Time Stone. As he gloats of his victory, Sonic throws a rock at him, apparently bringing him down. The credits are identical in both endings, but the after credits scenes are different. In the good ending, Little Planets mythical seeds will land on the ground and many of its flowers will come into existence and the game tells the player Youre Too Cool in the bad ending, a time warp will ensue overhead, restoring the ruined mountain and its grip on the doomed Little Planet in an instant as the player is told to try again and save Little Planet forever. Gameplay. While featuring the same gameplay elements as its predecessors in that the player controls Sonic as he ventures his way to defeat his nemesis Dr. Robotnik, the main innovation of this chapter in the Sonic series is the manner in which the player can travel to four different versions of each zone, each in one of three different time periods of the same location Present, Past, Good Future and Bad Future. Ozzy Garmin Voice. This is accomplished by speed posts scattered around the level, bearing the labels Past, and Future. After running through one of these posts, the player has to run at top speed for a few seconds without stopping, to travel into the respective time period. Because these signs are relative, there are no Past signs in the Past, and no Future signs in the Future that is, warping to the past in the future returns the player to the present time and vice versa. Each stage has three Acts although they are called Zones in this game, see below, the third of which always takes place in the future. The robot generating machine from the past of Collision Chaos. The different time zones feature changes in the level music, graphics and layouts of platforms, enemies and obstacles. In addition, the robots within a level fall into a state of disrepair as time passes in the present, some machines have become worn down while in the future all of them have. This affects the speed and attacking ability of the robots some of them become completely ineffective, while others do not significantly change. The appearance of the future changes depending on the actions of the player in the past. Hidden within the past of every act, there is a robot teleporter. If this machine is destroyed within a zone or all seven Time Stones are already collected, all of Dr. Robotniks robots will be destroyed in the past as are some in the present. Should the player warp into the future, it is a Good Future in which there are no enemies and fewer hazards, and the landscape is a perfect balance of nature and technology. If the machine is not destroyed, the warp will lead the player into the Bad Future in which Dr. Robotniks robots run rampant, there are more hazards though due to wear on some of the enemies, not always as many as in the past and heavy pollution has harmed the level such as poisoned water or corroded structures. The Metal Sonicprojector from the past of Collision Chaos. In addition to the robot generating machine, hidden within the past of each level is a machine, which projects a hologram of Metal Sonic squashing one of that particular zones animals underfoot. Destroying this machine causes animals to appear in the past and present levels. However the animals are always present in the Good Future, regardless of whether or not this machine was destroyed. The third zone always takes place in the future and is mainly a short run up to the boss fight against Dr. Robotnik. Most boss battles are more elaborate than those in the other Sonic games and typically require fewer hits than the usual 6 or 8. These boss battles, however, require more effort to actually hit Robotnik one battle takes place on a makeshift pinball table and requires the player to use flippers to get up to Robotnik. Two battles do not involve hitting Robotnik to damage him one takes place on a giant treadmill where the objective is to wear out Robotniks machine by running on it, and the other is a race against Metal Sonic. The appearance of the third zone depends on the players actions in the other two if the player has achieved a Good Future in the other two zones or all the Time Stones are collected, this zone will be a Good Future as well. However, if only one or neither stage has been made into a Good Future, the third zone will be a Bad Future. If all the third zones have Good Futures, the player is able to see the good ending but if the player gets all of the Time Stones and all good futures, then a bonus ending is seen. Target Expect More.