This three-eyed fish badnik is now fully functional and can be placed with Debug Mode. The burning bridges are harmful unless the player has a Fire Shield. This Buzzer behaves as originally planned in concept art, where its shots can burn bridges. It retains its behavior.Ī prototype version of the Buzzer, now found in Debug Mode. The snail badnik from early prototypes of the game can be placed with Debug Mode. * Please keep in mind that all text is machine-generated, we do not bear any responsibility, and you should always get advice from professionals before taking any actions. There is a 1 - Up Monitor in level displaying Tails icon box, leading some to speculate that the level was Tails - only level, though Sonic still receives extra life as if it were a regular 1 - Up. The Level designer, however, revealed that it was simply just a breakable object, similar to rocks in Hill Top Zone or Angel Island Zone, only with a specific purpose. Level features a large Emerald above the tube, which has caused much confusion and speculation, as many have confused it with Master Emerald, equally large Emerald guarded by Knuckles Echidna that keeps Angel Island afloat. The fourth area is in fact accessible without Debug Mode, though it is difficult to reach, requiring the player to jump to platform directly below one he / she is standing on. At one end is the top of a slope, and at the other just water and empty space that leads to the edge of the map. It has water slides on it like some areas of the Labyrinth Zone, but Sonic does not slide down water. The latter is assumed to be top of that slope. There are three areas that cannot be reached without Debug: small underwater area that leads to item box, tube that leads to death below large Emerald, and area past slope that cannot be accessed on foot. Time issues and overall fun factor have been stated as reasons for cutting level. The game was continually used in promotion for some time. Area in mock - Up is found in beta, and via ROM hacking, triceratops Badnik was also found to still be present in game data. It appears alongside the famous Dust Hill Zone in two mock - Up images that were some of the earliest images shown for game. Hidden Palace Zone was one of the earliest zones shown to the public during production of the game. Using Debug Mode allows players to get into the second part of the level, due to steep slope that cannot be climbed up. Neither Act of Hidden Palace Zone can be complete, as there are no signposts or capsule. Act 2 starts with Sonic stuck inside the wall, and using Debug Mode to move Sonic outside the wall reveals that the act is identical to Act 1, but without any objects. In earlier versions of unfinished Sonic Hedgehog 2, Hide Palace is incomplete level. It is filled with precious stones, as well as ancient rock formations. Hidden Palace takes its name from an underground cavern near Mt. It has been compared to Sonic Hedgehog 3's IceCap Zone due to graphical similarities.
The Formerly unfinished Hidden Palace Zone in Sonic Hedgehog 2 was planned to be a cavern filled with jewels. Akinori Nishiyama has also stated that the leak was due to lack of security at the time. It was stated in an interview with Yuji Naka that this beta was from a demonstration cartridge that was stolen at a toy show in New York in 1992. Since its leak, other prototypes have been revealed in varying states of completion. Prototypes are frequently examined by hackers to determine how the final game was develop. It was discovered on the Chinese GeoCities site before being widely distributed on the Internet. Sonic Hedgehog 2 Title screen of Sonic Hedgehog 2 development staff Developer Sonic Team Publisher Sega Video Game overview Genre Platform Platform Sega Mega Drive Simon Wai prototype of Sonic Hedgehog 2 is a well - known in - development version of game dating from before the official release of Sonic Hedgehog 2 itself.
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