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Description The Selection Machine's function is to randomly select one of Eggman's robots whenever he needed one to help him with his plans to conquering the world or at least defeat Sonic the Hedgehog and his friends. It highly resembles a slot machine and is built into his base. The Sonic picture goes into a run, then a spin, followed by a trail of numbers, words and little pictures which likely light up when the machine is played. You can see '15 Pounds', 'Loop Loop', 'nudge spinner' a ring bonus, a ring chart, and the three wheels in the center for play. Knuckles' Chaotix is a 1995 side-scrolling platform game developed by Sega for the 32X. A spin-off from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, it features Knuckles the Echidna and four other characters known as the Chaotix, who must prevent Doctor Robotnik and Metal Sonic from obtaining six magic rings and conquering a mysterious island.

Sonic & Knuckles is a stand-alone expansion pack from Sonic the Hedgehog 3 that is a good game in its own right, but when combined with Sonic 3 becomes what could arguably be the best Sonic game ever.

• 6Unused Sprites
• 8Unused Zones
• 9Unused Areas
• 10Misplaced Objects

Level Select

The level select can be accessed by starting the game and grabbing one of the lifts in Mushroom Hill Zone. Once you have grabbed a lift, press Left, Left, Left, Right, Right, Right, Up, Up, Up. If done correctly, you should hear a ring chime.

When paused, you can perform the following actions:

• A - Return to title screen.
• B - Play at half-speed.
• C - Advance by one frame.

Press Start to pause, then A to return to the title screen. At the title screen, press A + Start to access the level select. From there, you can press C to choose between Sonic (01) and Knuckles (03) only, and trying to select Sonic & Tails (00) or Tails (02) will give you Sonic alone. The Sonic 3 zones are also listed here, but choosing any of them will redirect you to Mushroom Hill. Entries in the sound test which will normally have songs only heard in Sonic 3 and Drowning are empty and unplayable.

Notes about the levels:

• Lava Reef Act 3 goes to the boss room. Knuckles cannot select this level.
• Lava Reef Act 4 goes to Hidden Palace Zone. Each character goes to their respective entrance in the level.
• Sky Sanctuary Act 1 is Sonic's level and Act 2 is Knuckles'. Sonic cannot go to Knuckles' level and vice-versa.
• Knuckles can enter Death Egg, but he cannot defeat the Act 1 boss (he cannot jump high enough to hit the boss in the first phase).
• If Sonic beats The Doomsday Zone, the bad ending will play if you don't have all the Chaos Emeralds.
• The Doomsday Act 2 leads to the final boss of Death Egg. If Knuckles defeats the boss, the game will reset to the SEGA screen.
• Knuckles cannot enter either level of The Doomsday.
• Bonus 1 goes to the Glowing Spheres game. Bonus 2 goes to the Slot Machine game. Finishing each stage will restart it.
• The only remnants of the Sonic 3 zones are the patches made to various zones. These still rely on the data from Sonic 3.

Debug Mode

Debug mode cannot be unlocked by normal means. It can only be unlocked using two means:

1. By using the Game Genie code RFTT-A6XW, then pressing A + Start on the title screen or when in the level select.
2. By utilizing a glitch in Sonic 3 & Knuckles whereby placing a long string of 'S' monitors in a row using debug mode, followed by spindashing into them, will cause the game to crash with a garbled screen. Pressing the Start button on this screen will load Sonic & Knuckles with level select and debug mode enabled. Using the Wii Virtual Console's 'Lock-on Menu', it is shown that the game still thinks that it's locked on to Sonic 3.

When in debug mode there, you can enter both normal and edit mode in-game. Normal mode is similar to normal gameplay but with added debug features, while edit mode is a mode where you can place objects anywhere in the level.

When in normal mode:

• Press A to reverse gravity (reaching the top of the level will kill you as if you fell off a bottomless cliff).
• Press B to enter edit mode.
• Press B + C to play through all the frames of the current characters' animations. (May work in edit mode, needs testing!)

When in edit mode:

• The coordinates of the current object are shown by the top line of hex digits in the HUD.
• The coordinates of the current viewport are shown by the bottom line of hex digits in the HUD.
• Press A to cycle forwards through the object list.
• Press A + C to cycle backwards through the object list.
• Press B to enter normal mode.
• Press C to place the current object shown.

You can use debug mode to enter any level a character would normally not be able to enter (see above), though in some cases this causes player sprites to become corrupted.

Entering edit mode during some parts of the game (such as the light tubes in Death Egg) will crash the game.

8th Special Stage

If Sound Test is enabled, and any of the Special Stage options is selected, Sonic or Knuckles is taken to the 1st Special Stage. The end of it however, spawns a Yellow Super Emerald. This is when the Special Stage is marked as clear, but the normal Chaos Emerald amount doesn't rise. The Super Emerald amount will rise, but it has pretty much no effect due to Super Emeralds being unobtainable. This bug will allow access to a hidden Special Stage and allow for the 8th Emerald to be collected once the other six have, though.

It is also possible to access this Special Stage by enabling debug mode above, then setting the Sound Test selection to 07 and pressing A + Start while selecting any of the Special Stage options.

Tails

As with Knuckles being unavailable in Sonic 3 but with a few leftovers, Tails is not available in this game. Unlike Knuckles in Sonic 3, however, he is in an actual playable form! Unfortunately, most of his sprites are missing and are replaced with corrupted graphics.

If the Pro Action Replay code FFFF09:02 is used in Sonic & Knuckles, Tails will be usable, but just about every sprite of his except the transformation sprite will be missing, basically rendering him invisible (unlike when a savestate is used; a different, glitchy sprite is used in place of Tails' original one). There are four exceptions:

1. Tails' sprites used at the end of Sky Sanctuary Zone to run around the collapsing pillar are actually stored in the S&K ROM, and therefore are visible. The same sprites are also used in the same context in Lava Reef Zone.
2. Tails' hanging sprites from Sky Sanctuary are also visible.
3. Tails hanging onto the mushroom paragliders in Mushroom Hill Zone.
4. In Tails' bad ending, you can see him normally when he and Sonic fly away from the island.

Hidden Palace's Hidden Area

There's a hidden area in Hidden Palace Zone that is only accessible by debug mode or having Tails in Sonic 3 & Knuckles.

Casino online ?????? ?. Just before entering the inside of Hidden Palace, fly from the two steps left until a ledge is reached. Walk left and six power-up monitors will appear, mostly shield monitors (Ring, Bubble, Fireball). In some of the S&K prototypes, an 'S' monitor is present instead of the Speed Shoes.

If you run right, leap off the ledge, and keep running right, you will find two Ring monitors and a 1-up monitor.(video)

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Unused Sprites

Hidden Message in Slot Machine Bonus

Japanese characters are used as placeholders for slots animations. Read from top to bottom and from left to right, they are the first few parts of the Iroha poem.

Unused Music

A short 'Game Clear' jingle heard by playing sound 32 in the Sound Test. Though Sonic 3 used this sound ID for its own jingle played after defeating the final boss, it isn't used in Sonic & Knuckles at all. A longer version of this jingle can be heard at the end of the credits medley, though.

Unused Zones

There are a few acts that go unused.

The True Doomsday Act 2

Contrary to what the level select would lead you to believe, the real Doomsday Act 2 is inaccessible by normal means (unless a glitch is used or using patch code FFFE10:0C01). The level is basically empty except for some chunks off-screen. Super Sonic dies shortly after transformation due to being given 0 rings at the start of the level.

Slot Machine Bonus Stage Act 2

Basically the same as the regular version.

Glowing Spheres Act 2

The only major difference is the different spawn point, which places you inside a wall.

ID 0D Act 1

Crashes on entry, presumably before the title card even loads. This zone uses Angel Island graphics (which are non-existent in S&K) as a placeholder, which is one of the reasons the Act crashes. The only thing this act is ever used for is giving Hidden Palace its own title card. In Sonic 3, this zone has its own unique ring layout, possibly suggesting it was something entirely different at one point in development. For reference, ID 0D Act 2 is the ending sequence for Sonic.

Gumball Machine Bonus stage

This bonus stage was in Sonic 3 (alone) and in Sonic 3 & Knuckles. It goes absent in this game and simply crashes on the title card.

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Unused Areas

Lava Reef Zone Act 1

There are three empty bonus rooms in Lava Reef Act 1. They appear to have been used to hold Special Stage rings at some point in development. Inside, there are tunnels that would have allowed you to enter and exit them, except that they have been blocked off by invisible solid objects. They appear to be remnants from an early version of the stage, like the one that was restored from the Sonic 3 Nov 3rd, 1993 prototype. The locations are as follows:

1. To the right of the first Spin Dash elevator at coordinates 09C005C0.
2. To the right of the Spin Dash elevator encountered after the driller badnik, at coordinates 13C00740.
3. Beneath the crushers on the top path shortly after Sonic's path splits into two, at coordinates 21400540.

Death Egg Zone Act 1

At the top of the first wide conveyor belt elevator sequence in the Act is a hidden room containing two ring monitors and an invincibility monitor. However, the corridor leading to the room is completely blocked off by spikes, making the room impossible to get into without debug mode.

Misplaced Objects

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Flying Battery Zone Act 1

There are two yellow springs buried in the ground near the first giant purple tube.

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Mysterious spikes are hidden in the floor of Flying Battery Zone 1.

Death Egg Zone Act 1

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There are three rings placed in the floor under the first black antigravity ball. It is possible to collect these rings by returning to this point with a Lightning Shield.

Sonic 3 Level Select Code

The Sonic 3 level select code.. code is still present in the ROM and can be reactivated via hacking. Interestingly, it was updated to work on the Sonic & Knuckles title, and to be inputted at all times in the Sonic 3 title (unlike Sonic 3 Alone, in which you can only input it after the Sega logo but before the title screen appears, which is made harder via the ridiculous number of lag frames).