Doing so, however, turns them into red spheres which expel the player out of the stage when ran into. Small Ring formations are also found separately in Special Stages, which the player can pick up to earn additional awards. The upper left HUD counter shows the remaining blue spheres, and the upper right HUD shows the number of Rings the player has collected.
When the player walks over the entire perimeter of a group of blue spheres, each blue sphere will be turned into a Ring. Special Stages also include other spheres with different effects that trigger upon contact. Additionally, the longer the player stays in a Special Stage, the faster the playable characters will move, raising the risk of hitting a red sphere unintentionally.
If the player collects all blue spheres in a Special Stage, all objects present will fly off the planet and the player will come across a Chaos Emerald , thus completing the Special Stage.
By completing all seven Special Stages in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 , Sonic will be able to turn into Super Sonic and the game's good ending will be unlocked. In return, the player will lose all their Chaos Emeralds and will be unable to use their Super State though when playing as Sonic, the player will still play The Doomsday Zone at the end of the game.
If the player does not have all of the Chaos Emeralds prior to reaching Mushroom Hill Zone, the player is given the opportunity to acquire a Super Emerald via the first Super Ring encountered at the beginning of Mushroom Hill Zone Act 1.
If the player visits Hidden Palace Zone via the said Super Ring without having a single Chaos Emerald, they will not be able to play any Special Stages and must leave Hidden Palace Zone by standing on the green transporter from which they arrived on. The game's ending also changes slightly. Sonic News Network. Sonic News Network Explore. Game Titles. Game features. Bureaucrats Administrators Content Moderators.
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The second special stage that can be accessed occurs after the Zone is set on fire. Immediately after this occurs, the player will come across four springs. The player is almost required to enter this Giant Ring to pass the level, making it extremely easy to find. Near the end of this Zone is a U-bend with water.
The Giant Ring is located on the right side, but to get to it, Sonic will need to drop down into the U Bend. Once there, spin up and down to gain enough momentum to rocket into the hidden chamber where the Ring is. The first Giant Ring leading to a Special Stage is after the series of conveyor belts and fans that lead to a high slope. Afterward, the player will proceed through a series of loops that end at a collapsible rail. Standing on the edge of the rail, the player will drop and by immediately moving to the left should land on the entrance to the Ring.
The other Ring is just before the last star post. The easiest way to reach this is to spin dash just after Sonic comes out of the underwater section. Half-way through the level is a speed boost that lets the player launch up a nearby wall. This should propel Sonic onto a gray block that moves back and forth. Once on the left-hand wall, the player can jump onto the Giant Ring.
This Ring is near the end where the player launches out of a series of loops between two walls. The idea is to land on top of a moving blue column on the right wall. Then the player simply rides it upward and jumps into the Ring room.
After reaching the swinging ball on a chain, the player should continue down the slope to a set of spikes. Jumping to the platform on the left leads to a speed boost powerup. When the player grabs it, they need to spin dash into a nearby column, breaking into the room. MercurySteam responds to complaints some Metroid Dread devs were left out of credits.
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