The game takes place on 4 pinball sized worlds, where the object is to go into the worlds, retrieve the chaos emeralds, then defeat a boss at the end of the game. The levels involve hitting targets to complete fairly simple puzzles (and even if you’re clueless, a big flashy banner along the top of the screen resembling the dot matrix will tell you what you need to do), to eventually get your hands on the chaos emeralds. Letting a ball drop into the water (hey, I thought sonic could swim ?), toxic waste or lava at the bottom of the screen results in you losing a life. Lose 3 lives and it’s game over. And that’s it. It’s actually a pretty tough game but I really like it. Also There is a weak story behind it, Dr. Robotnik has taken control of a mountain, and has constructed an elaborate “Pinball Defense System” to keep Sonic from destroying his plans to take over the world. Sonic – who is not adverse from curling up into a ball and attacking things, does so once again to defeat Robotnik. Well that’s the story, what’s the game like .Anyway that about wraps up my review on Sonic Spinball. I would not recommend that you get this game if you like the fast-paced Sonic games, though if you are in the mood for a mellow, fun gaming experience accompanied by a good soundtrack then I would highly recommend it. This game would also make an excellent edition to your SEGA Genesis game collection.

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 qwerty1234567890:as fair as the review goes its pretty poorly executed  usually when people do reviews its has far more stuff than that. like graphics sound story why is it addicting and all that other stuff.  you mainly rather told a base obejective of the game rather than a full review

sorry 2more I will fix it and add that stuff also here is how to summon qwerty1234567890: and space

qwerty1234567890 : your review was a little bit scrambled there, you'll want to make sections for each part of the review next time, but other then that, it was ok.