The boss of this Zone is Catcher Eggman, located within his own pinball table.Ĭasino Night Zone had one of the most drastic art changes between the Simon Wai and alpha prototypes and the final, changing from a pink card-suit-based scheme to a golden area. Other gimmicks can be found outside of the pinball tables, including elevators that take the player up to higher routes, conveyor belts, moving blue blocks that often block narrow corridors and can potentially crush the player, and floating platforms composed of neon green lights that appear over large gaps between terrain. Sets of horizontal bars are also placed on the tables, awarding a series of 100-point bonuses (for a total of 800 points) if the player shoots into one of them.

The tables themselves are filled with Bumpers, both small and large, as well as Drop Targets that award 10 points each time they're hit and disappear after three hits, and of course, slot machines. Green pinball flippers will launch the player upwards when the jump buttons are pressed on them, while orange flippers are found in half-pipes and will automatically launch the player when walked into. Spring Catapults launch the player into the pinball tables, with the amount of force varying depending on how long the player holds down, or.

The paths themselves are adorned with all sorts of neon decoration, including flowers, palm trees, and the words 'SONIC' and 'MILES'.īeing a casino, the Zone is filled with giant pinball tables with many different objects to interact with. The foreground consists of many golden walls with colourful lights and spinning panels bearing Sonic and Tails' faces that turn over to reveal a star and a moon respectively. As the player can see in the background, the skyline and many of the Zone's buildings are gleaming with colourful neon lights and words spelling 'Sonic' 'Casino' and 'Sega'. Inspired by the many casinos of the Las Vegas Strip, Casino Night Zone is a city that never sleeps.

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