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Sonic the Hedgehog Not for Resale (Sega Genesis, 1991) Cartridge Only

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Condition: Acceptable

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Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Release Year: 1991

Video Game Series: Sonic the Hedgehog

UPC: 0010086010091

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A blue hedgehog with red sneakers attempts to save his ensnared animal friends from the mechanistic mind of Dr. Robotnik in Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog. Sonic distinguishes himself from other mascots with his surge of speed, as the prickly protagonist races across loops, underground tunnels, and more by tucking into a ball and spinning swiftly into the next area. The object is to navigate the hazard-filled regions of six themed zones before time expires. Sonic will be able to release imprisoned animals along the way by jumping and spinning into their robotic captors. Golden rings scattered throughout each stage serve three functions: a means to earn extra lives, a gateway to rotating bonus stages containing coveted chaos emeralds, and a defense against enemies and dangers. As long as Sonic has at least one ring, he can safely absorb a hit.

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SEGA

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010086010091

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0010086010091

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5795

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Sega Genesis

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E-Everyone

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Sonic the Hedgehog

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Action & Adventure

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1991

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by vghero_2001
Jun 23, 2019Top favourable review
The Genesis(Pun entirely intended)
Sonic The Hedgehog is often mocked today for a recent streak of low quality titles. However there was once a time when Sonic was on top of the video game market, acting as the mascot for SEGA, who was soon to overturn Nintendo's monopoly on the market. This game is the beginning of Sonic as a series and the beginning of the rise of SEGA. The Genesis, if you will. History lessons aside, Sonic 1 is an overall good game for its time. Unfortunately it does have some glaring flaws when looking back on the game today. A lot of the levels in Sonic 1 were designed more with a Super Mario type of mindset, if that makes sense. It kicks off with Green Hill Zone. A long wide area for you to really get a grasp on and witness the full capabilities of Sonic's entire schtick. Momentum. Green Hill Zone is ... Sonic The Hedgehog is often mocked today for a recent streak of low quality titles. However there was once a time when Sonic was on top of the video game market, acting as the mascot for SEGA, who was soon to overturn Nintendo's monopoly on the market. This game is the beginning of Sonic as a series and the beginning of the rise of SEGA. The Genesis, if you will. History lessons aside, Sonic 1 is an overall good game for its time. Unfortunately it does have some glaring flaws when looking back on the game today. A lot of the levels in Sonic 1 were designed more with a Super Mario type of mindset, if that makes sense. It kicks off with Green Hill Zone. A long wide area for you to really get a grasp on and witness the full capabilities of Sonic's entire schtick. Momentum. Green Hill Zone is the perfect showcase of exactly what a Sonic level should be. Achieving speed through quick reactions, and some quick platforming. Unfortunately jmmediately after Green Hill Zone, the game stops following that core design. The game's second set of levels is a lot more methodical. Lots of precision platforming, but done with a character that doesn't mesh well with that design. It's the Super Mario approach I mentioned earlier. Where Mario's movement is a lot more precise, Sonic's slow start and whole momentum thing makes him feel almost slippery in precision platforming situations. Unfortunately, this sentiment doesn't exist only for Marble Zone. The 3rd 4th and final level all have more methodical platforming as well. Spring Yard Zone, the third level, does have some speed sections thanks to the many springs in the level, as the name would imply, however there's also an abundance of spike hazards meaning you'd likely not want to go so fast and stay careful. The unfortunate part of this is that the unique(for the time) momentum mechanic and the level design are almost always at odds with each other. It really does show that this was the first Sonic game. It's successors would figure out a better balance between platforming and quick reactions, but as of now, Sonic 1 serves as more of a time capsule of sorts. A window into 1991 and a way to experience the first of a long line of games. While I myself, being the collector I am, would recommend you play on original hardware, I'd say the easiest to digest experience is the Christian Whitehead mobile phone port. It adds in the spindash, a move from the game's sequel and subsequent titles making for a much nicer experience and is also in widescreen meaning it's easier to see what's coming before it's right up on you, eliminating a lot of the trial and error elements. It also includes some bug fixes and retains the removal of the infamous spike behavior from the Sonic Jam version on the Sega Saturn.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: awesomebrad-vintage
by terryaw42
Jun 30, 2019
Action Packed Fun
This game is a fun experience at a great value. This game is a good starter for anyone getting into the Sonic franchise. It does not disappoint, It has good graphics, Compelling gameplay, and it's fast paste fun! I really think that you should pick the game up if you have Sega Genesis. It is a purchase you will not regret.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: pmkehoe
by jnig4575512
Mar 20, 2020
Sonic come back to me
As a child of the 80’s/90’s, I couldn’t be happier that my children enjoy the SEGA platform like I did! The game works great and I feel like I got a great deal! Plus all original things were inside the case too including a battle ax poster!!!! TY
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: wise_choice_tradings
by momz1rox
Dec 11, 2015
Great game
Game is really fun to play. And as listed above, has great graphics. The color is good also. Just as I remember when I played it years ago. It is worth every penny. Love the way he moves super fast & love the characters he has to fight. Absolute my favorite for genesis.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: royaldish
by OIZ9nuPPQnm@Deleted
Oct 08, 2015
Sonic the hedgehog
the game is great I have so many versions of it but I didn't have my original genesis copy cause someone stole it when I was little. Glad to have this game again, there's nothing better then a physical genesis copy of this game. fun gameplay simple to pick up and the memories man It brings me back to the 90s when games were simple and fun. a little wear on the instructions but I'm glad it came with them as a collector it's always a plus to get a complete game. thanksthe game is great I have so many versions of it but I didn't have my original genesis copy cause someone stole it when I was little. Glad to have this game again, there's nothing better then a physical genesis copy of this game. fun gameplay simple to pick up and the memories man It brings me back to the 90s when games were simple and fun. a little wear on the instructions but I'm glad it came with them as a collector it's always a plus to get a complete game. thanks
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: discountgames101

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