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Desert Ruins Zone 1

- huge, spreadout desert with tons of quicksand
- encounter sand worms, large cacti and more
- land is filled with decay

Frozen Factory Zone 1

- slide down the snowy mountains on a snowboard
- deal with heavy bursts of cold air and snowballs
- solve puzzles with a listening gimmick and the power of electricity

General info

- run on the walls and ceilings
- jump from wall to wall
- somersault move
- enemies who are hit by this attack will have their weaknesses exposed

Ivory Lightening

- New Color Power
- Ivory Whisp helps you transform
- Ram quickly into enemies and obstacles with this power
- Destroy the areas surrounding as well
- Can attack enemies while simply skipping through the line of electricity
- Can also serve as a conductor by connecting the coils charged with electricity
- Useful for battling on the move

Grey Quake

- Another new Color Power
- Grey Wisp provides this power
- Turn into an iron ball
- Tilt left or right with the 3DS to manipulate the direction of the rolling, iron ball
- Speed becomes very slow when Sonic is in the iron ball state
- Things like quicksand or areas with slimy floors make it even harder to move around freely
- Can go up any wall
- In the case of a problem, if you use the iron ball form while jumping, you can destroy all the enemies and obstacles at once with a devastating impact drop
- Move huge switches, which isn’t normally possible for Sonic

Red Burst

- Transform into a burning flame thanks to the red whisp
- Bounce freely through the air by the power of flame
- Destroy surrounding obstacles
- Deal great damage to enemies
- A big blast increases speed and jump distance

Grey Quake



- creates earthquakes when it falls

Ivory Lightning



- rams into enemies with electrical power

- full-blown casino zone
- name relations to levels will make more sense once more is revealed about the game
- casino complete with huge poker chips, coins and deadly spinning dice
- also has lasers that shoot out from the walls
- one ball-shaped enemy with a shield requires running behind him to attack
- silver coins that you can pick up for points
- cash them in for access to other parts of the stage
- they float in the air above and behind Sonic
- cash in coins at one point to open the pinball segment of the stage
- here you'll see the Miles' name in the stage decoration
- flip Sonic into a certain catch to get out of the pinball machine area
- hidden optional pinball stage sections to find on your own
- run from huge runaway slot machine wheels.
- some zones have numbered rings to run through
- progress is permitted only after running through them in order
- level is a cylinder that can be explored fully
- end of the level has more lasers and a bell that bounces around between multiple laser paths

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A portion of an NWR interview with Sonic Team's Takashi Iizuka...

NWR: The demos on the floor are all single player. Can you discuss the co-op and versus multiplayer?

TI: We'll have different multiplayer modes on both Wii U and 3DS. On the Wii U, there's booth cooperative and versus multiplayer. In cooperative play, Sonic will be using the Wii U GamePad and someone can be supporting Sonic in co-op with the Wii Remote. In versus mode, one player will be playing on the TV screen and the other player will be racing using the GamePad so you don't have to have split screen. You both have your own screen and can race each other. The Wii U multiplayer is not on the Internet. It's basically everyone sitting on the same couch. The 3DS for the first time we're having 4-player versus racing over Wi-Fi and the Internet.

NWR: One more question here. Sonic was very popular in Smash Bros. for Wii. Is there any possibility of him making a return appearance in the next Smash Bros.?

TI: All we can say is that we also think it would be awesome if he was in the next Smash Bros. So yea, but that's more of a question for Nintendo than us.