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Casino Night Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog 2

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2. This is the music for the 1-player stage of Casino Night zone in Sonic 2.

General information

Name: Casino Night Zone

Game: Sonic the Hedgehog 2

System: Sega Genesis (SG)

Composer: Masato Nakamura

Length: 0:58 (main loop)

Key: C major

Original music: Listen on YouTube

Arrangement: Shazomei's piano version

Preview sheet music: Page 1Page 2

Sheet music: Download

Music file: Download

MIDI file: Download (optimized for Synthesia)

Synthesia: View on Synthesia / Play on Synthesia / Show scores

Game footage: Watch on YouTube

Casino Night Zone 2-player Theme

Arranger: Shazomei

Performers

Shazomei: Watch on YouTube

Gori Fater: Watch on YouTube

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Other arrangements

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Musical Comments

A prototype of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 for the Sega Mega Drive.

Casino Night Zone 10 Hours

Notes

• Like the Simon Wai build, the game does not boot up to the Sega logo. However, the Sega logo will display after a level demo. The Sega logo is the same as the one from Sonic 1.
• Hidden Palace Zone, Wood Zone, Genocide City Zone, Death Egg Zone, and the Special Stage are present in the same state as they were in the Simon Wai prototype.
• None of the unused zone IDs contain any data aside from an associated music ID.
• Different title screen in comparison to the final.
• Cheat Codes:
  • Level Select - A + Start.
  • 'Night Mode' - C + Start.
  • Two-Player Mode - on the level select, press B + Start.
  • Debug Mode - on the title screen, press C, C, Up, Down, Down, Down, Down, Up. Then hold A while selecting a level from the level select.
• The timer will still reset from 9:59 to 9:00 like in the earlier builds.
• The same left over data that was present in Simon Wai also exists in this build in the same area of the ROM.
• This build is similar in ways to the Simon Wai prototype. In comparison to that build, this prototype contains the following differences:
  • Sonic’s final sprite has been implemented.
  • Super Sonic has been implemented.
  • The level order in this prototype is: Green Hill (Emerald Hill), Chemical Plant, Metropolis, Hill Top, Dust Hill (Mystic Cave), and Neo Green Hill (Aquatic Ruin). The prototype ends after completing Aquatic Ruin.
  • The cut badnik in Green Hill Zone has been removed. It isn’t present in the object list for this stage, but the code and art still exists. For some reason, the object ID changed from $54 to $59.
  • The Spiny badnik is blue instead of red in this build.
  • Green Hill Zone’s boss plays Chemical Plant Zone’s theme instead.
  • The cut elevator platform used in the Simon Wai prototype in Metropolis has been removed but is still present in the object list for this stage.
  • The Hill Top Zone boss has been implemented. The boss arena is slightly different, the boss lacks any sound effects, and doesn’t start the boss music when encountered. The horizontal screen lock isn’t used to lock the player to the arena, so the player can walk away from the boss at any time.
  • Dust Hill Zone now has additional objects to make the zone playable.
  • The boss for Dust Hill Zone has been implemented. The screen lock hasn’t been set for the boss arena completely yet. The boss spawns above the intended area, so it often moves in midair. The falling stalagmites are missing, only the rocks seem to appear.
  • Casino Night Zone is more complete in this prototype. The level layout itself isn’t broken, but is still devoid of objects except for one in Act 2. The only level specific object that appears in the object list for the stage is a single bumper. However, the art queue for the stage loads art for additional objects not included in the object list. The boss has been implemented and appears at the end of Act 2 but appears to be a work in progress. One major difference is that the spiked ball that Robotnik drops bounces around whereas it’s stationary in the final. Robotnik also seems to have a fixed movement pattern.
  • The level layout in Oil Ocean Zone doesn’t seem to match the object layout, as there are switches and other objects suspended in midair all throughout the level.
  • For the most part, the music tracks have all been finalized in this build. The game seems to be using a similar sound driver in comparison to the Simon Wai build.
  • The unused BGM track from the final version has been implemented.
  • The invincibility theme contains a different ending.
  • The title screen theme is slightly different.
  • The staff credits theme hasn’t been implemented. Instead, the unused BGM track is repeated in its place.
  • Additional, unused sound effects have been added since the Simon Wai build.
  • The art for the Sky Chase/Wing Fortress badniks exists in this build but aren't referenced by any art queue list. There doesn't seem to be zone art for these zones yet, however.
  • No art for Death Egg Zone (Silver Sonic, etc) seems to exist yet.
  • Entries to load the art for various cut badniks are located within Hidden Palace Zone's art queue list for some reason. Most of the art loads at $8000 in VRAM, overwriting the region each time a new archive is uncompressed.
  • The code and art for the unused bosses actually exist in this build. This build even includes references to load the boss art for each zone with an art queue list, but goes unused.
  • The routines responsible for loading the Metropolis boss in Act 3 exists in the game. However, the object itself is set to move around at coordinates that fit the end of Act 2 instead.
  • There is an unused badnik/object that is unique to this build at object ID $5a. The object has a unique spawn animation and changes its sprite depending on where Sonic is around the object. Defeating the badnik leaves some art behind that remains stationary. This is an early version of the 'Crawler' badnik that comes out of the ground. The mappings for the object seem to manipulate $7880 in VRAM.

Screenshots

• Title screen.

• Level select.

• Green Hill Zone.

• Green Hill Zone Boss.

• Wood Zone.

• Metropolis Zone Act 1.

• Metropolis Zone Act 2.

• Metropolis Zone Act 3.

• Hill Top Zone Act 1.

• Hill Top Zone Boss.

• Hidden Palace Zone.

• Oil Ocean Zone Act 1.

• Oil Ocean Zone Act 2.

• Dust Hill Zone Act 1.

• Dust Hill Zone Boss.

• Casino Night Zone Act 1.

• Casino Night Zone Boss.

• Chemical Plant Zone Act 1.

• Chemical Plant Zone Act 2.

• Neo Green Hill Zone Act 1.

• Neo Green Hill Zone Act 2.

• Genocide City Zone.

• Death Egg Zone.

Videos

Casino Night Theme Party Ideas

Files

File Archive Contents

Header

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Origin

• EPROMs.

See also