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Sonic Pinball Party is a video game released for Game Boy Advance in 2003. It is a celebration of sorts for Sonic Team featuring many references to their proud history.

Sonic Pinball Party was released exclusively to Target stores in North America. Because of this it went largely unnoticed and has since became highly sought after; this drew ire from fans in Canada and Mexico, which do not have Target stores, and Sega made no alternate arrangements to get the game to other stores in those countries.

Contents 1 Story 2 Info 3 Mini-Games 4 Boards 5 Modes 6 External links

Story

In Casinopolis, Eggman turns the people gambling into robots, which includes Tails and Amy. Sonic rescues them by winning a pinball tournament called the Egg Cup Tournament.

Info

• At Neo Green Hill zone, Knuckles goes against Sonic because he thinks he wouldn't be able to win the tournament. If Sonic wins, the Samba de Amigo boards are now playable.
• At Casion Paradise Zone, Tails, who is mesmerized, goes against Sonic to defend Eggman.
• In Spring Valley, Amy, who is also mesmerized, goes against Sonic as well for Eggman.
• There is a stone carving of Tikal on one of the boards.
• Sonic Pinball Party appeared on a Combo Pack along with Sonic Advance.

Mini-Games

Sonic Pinball Party features several mini games:

• A Chao Garden, which is also from the Sonic Advance games.
• You have to take care of the chao by either playing a game that require you to remember things, or Chao's CC Shoot (it's similar to a puzzle).
• Hot Potato requires you to use flippers to whack around bombs into your opponent's table.
• In hockey, you're supposed to block your goal from your opponent.
• In Ladder Climb, the players have to toss the ball to a checkpoint.

Boards

• The game features 3 Pinball tables: one is based on the Sonic the Hedgehog series, the second is based on the Sega Saturn classic NiGHTS Into Dreams, and the third is based on the Sega Dreamcast and arcade game Samba De Amigo.
• On the Casinopolis boards, when you defeat enemies in story mode, you acquire slots and bingo. It has one roulette, and when you beat the chao mini-games, you acquire rings which let you choose one of the casino tables.
• The Sonic table has a Neo Green Hill Zone, Secret Base Zone, Casino Paradise Zone, Ice Mountain Zone, Angel Island Zone, Egg Rocket Zone, X-Zone, and The Moon Zone boards. They are all based on the zones from Sonic Advance. The player must first acquire five hundred rings in Ring mode before beating Eggman at X-Zone to enter The Moon Zone.
• On each board, the player must beat Eggman to move to the next are.
• Until the player loses, they will keep playing the zones in a circle.

Modes

Sonic Boards

• Normal
• Egg Mode
• Ring Mode
• Mini Game Mode

NiGHTS Boards

• Normal
• Dualize Mode
• Boss Mode
• Chip Mode
• Mini Game Mode
• Acrobat Mode

Samba de Amigo Boards

• Song Select Mode (Normal Mode)
• Song Play Mode
• Fever Mode
• Letter Collect Mode

External links

• Gamespot
• Deeko
• IGN
• GHZ
• Game Pro

Sonic the Hedgehog series
Sonic the Hedgehog | Sonic 2 | Sonic CD | Sonic 3 | Sonic & Knuckles | Sonic 3D | Sonic Adventure/DX | Sonic Adventure 2/Battle | Sonic Heroes | Sonic (2006)
8-bit series
Sonic the Hedgehog | Sonic the Hedgehog 2 | Sonic Chaos | Sonic Triple Trouble | Sonic Blast
New handheld series
Sonic Pocket Adventure | Sonic Advance/N | Sonic Advance 2 | Sonic Advance 3 | Sonic Rush
Spinoffs and related titles
SegaSonic the Hedgehog | Sonic Spinball | Knuckles' Chaotix | Sonic Labyrinth | Sonic Drift | Tails Adventures | Tails' Skypatrol | Sonic Championship | Sonic R | Sonic Shuffle Sonic Pinball Party | Sonic Battle | Shadow the Hedgehog | Sonic Riders
Compilations
Classics | Jam | S&K Collection | Sonic Mega Collection/Plus | Sonic Gems Collection
Cancelled titles
Sonic Crackers | Sonic X-treme

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