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A few people may experience epileptic seizures when viewing flashing 
lights or patterns in our daily environment. These persons may experience 
seizures while watching TV pictures or playing video games. Players who 
have not had any seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic 
condition.

Consult your physician before playing video games if you have an epileptic 
condition or experience any of the following symptoms while playing video 
games: altered vision, eye or muscle twitching, other involuntary move-
ments, loss of awareness of your surroundings, mental confusion and/or 
convulsions.

This game is powered by four (4) AA (LR6) batteries.
•  Using a screwdriver, loosen the screw until the battery compartment door 

can be removed. 

•  Insert four (4) AA (LR6) batteries (we recommend alkaline) as indicated 

inside the battery compartment.

•  Replace the battery compartment door and tighten the screw with a 

screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.

NOTE: To connect Super Sonic Gold directly to a TV, the TV must be 
equipped with audio and video input jacks or a Scart input. They are com-
monly found on the front of the TV near the contrast, colour, and picture 
adjustment controls or on the rear of the TV near the antenna and cable/
satellite jacks.

If your TV does not have audio and video input jacks, you may connect 
Super Sonic Gold through a VCR connected to your TV.

To connect Super Sonic Gold to your VCR, insert the yellow video plug from 
the Main Unit into the video in (yellow) jack on your VCR, the white audio 
plug into the left audio in (white) jack or via the Scart adaptor. Then set the 
VCR to the appropriate video input mode (see your VCR’s operating manual 
for details).

Super Sonic Gold contains 3 of the most popular Sonic games plus 1 bonus 
game built-in with no extra equipment needed.

Sonic the Hedgehog 1
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Sonic Spinball
Dr. Robotnik Mean Bean Machine

In the battle for the 16-bit generation, Sega needed a character that could 
take on a certain Italian plumber that had reigned supreme during the 
previous generation.  They found their mascot in a little blue speed machine 
named Sonic the Hedgehog.  Release in 1991, Sonic the Hedgehog was 
the best selling game of the year and was the defining game on the Sega 
Genesis.

Dr. Robotnik (Known as Dr. Eggman in Japan, hence his rotund appear-
ance), has been transforming all the cute, fuzzy animals into robots and it 
is up to Sonic the Hedgehog to free them.  Running stage to stage, he must 
free the animals and stop Dr. Robotnik’s mad schemes.  

Directional Pad (D-Pad)
•  Left or Right – Move Sonic the Hedgehog left or right                         
•  Down – Duck; performs Sonic Spin Attack while moving

•  Jump while spinning (destroys enemies)

Along the way, Sonic will uncover secrets and surprises, as well as Rings, 
which keep him alive.  As long as Sonic has at least one Ring, he will only 
lose his rings when hit.  If Sonic has no rings, being hit will cause the player 
to lose a life.

Every Zone has Lampposts placed at specific points.  By touching the 
Lamppost, your current score and time are recorded.  If you die, you will 
continue your game at the lamppost instead of at the start of the level.

Thanks to the original Sonic, the Genesis became the biggest selling con-
sole throughout the world. Sonic 2 launched with a heightened anticipation 
and expectation, and it didn’t let the Blue Hedgehog’s army of fans down 
quickly becoming one of the top-selling games of all time. Its’ worldwide 
appeal and availability ensured that almost everyone who had a Genesis 
played Sonic 2.

Dr Robotnik is at it again, turning all the animals in the forest into robots, 
enabling him to build his doomsday machine! He’s grabbed control of 
everything except the 7 Chaos Emeralds. These magnificent gems are 
believed to hold exceptional powers and if he gets his hands on them, he 
could have the entire world in his grasp. 

It’s all down to one spiky haired dude and his protégé Miles “Tails” Prower 
to find the emeralds, free the animals and squash Robotnik forever.

D-Button: Moves Sonic or “Tails” left and right. Hold the button LEFT or 
RIGHT to speed up. Press DOWN to spin while moving.

Button A, B or C: Makes Sonic or “Tails” perform a spin-jump.

Press the D-Button DOWN while moving to spin like wildfire and bump off 
enemies.

Press Button A, B or C to jump while spinning and knock of badniks from 
below or jump on them from above.

Hold Still, press the D-Button DOWN and press A,B or C button to rev up 
like a turbo engine.

Press start at the Title Screen. (Note 2 player VS mode is not operational)

To play as “Tails” go to the options screen and select “Sonic and Tails”, 
then press Start.

In this action packed pinball game the evil scientist Dr. Robotnik has 
unleashed his most diabolical plot yet to turn the animals of Planet Mobius 
into robots.  His monstrous contraption, the Veg-O-Fortress, built on Mt. 
Mobius, is already transforming happy creatures into mindless slaves!  Yo, 
Robotnik!  You’re in for a mountain of trouble now.  Sonic is spinning into 
action!

D-Button: Moves Sonic left and right, up makes Sonic look up and down 
makes Sonic duck.

Hold still, press D-Button down, press Button A, B or C to start spinning 
like a turbo engine.  Release the D-Pad to dash away like a road rocket!

Sonic will automatically grab ledges and flip up onto a safe surface to pre-
vent fatal falls or avoid the jaws of Robotnik’s monsters.

Button A: Tilt Left Flipper
Button B: Tilt Right Flipper
Button C: Tilt Both Flippers

Press Button A, B and C together to rattle the table and control the ball.  
Don’t shake it too much or the machine will shut down and you’ll lose a ball!

Chaos Emeralds stabilize the Mt. Mobius volcano on which the Veg-O-
Fortress stands.  Without the emeralds, a massive eruption would blow the 
Fortress to pieces!

P/N 82399900   Rev.A

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