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BUTTON COMBINATION CHEATS
UNLOCK THE LEVEL SELECT
AND CHEAT MODE
After the Sega logo fades and Sonic starts to appear, and before the screen
flashes white, quickly press:
Up, Up, Down, Down, Up, Up, Up, Up
You will hear a sound to confirm.
Highlight the sound test option on the title screen and press Start.
Pause game play and press A to restart, B for slow motion, and C for frame
advance.
CHEAT MODE
Once the Level select cheat has been enabled you can enter the cheats
below:
Bonus stage: Enable the
Level select cheat. Enter the
sound test screen and play song 01 and 0F.Highlight level 2, hold A and press
Start.
Random start: Enable the Level select cheat. Select a level and begin game play. Pause game play and
press A to return to the level selection menu. Choose another level to resume
start in a different area. Note: Sonic may resume game play inside an object and
crash the game.
All chaos emeralds: Enable the Level select cheat. Highlight the "Special Stage" level and
press C + Start. Collect the emerald, press A + Start, and repeat the procedure
to collect all the emeralds.
Night game: Enable the Level select cheat. Highlight a level and press C + Start.
View animations: Enable the Level select cheat. Press B + C.
PLAYING TIP
MORE LIVES
Set off the first alarm on the first level of the Launch Base Zone.
Wait in the middle of the alarm and perform Spin-Dash attacks on the Flybots.
The value of the Flybots will eventually increase to 10,000 points as they
continue to attack. Accumulate points and lives at this location.
Submitted by: Aziz K
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*Please note: In the US and some other regions this system is known as the Sega Genesis. In other regions, including Japan and Europe, the console is known as the Sega Mega Drive.