Sega Genesis
Sonic Eraser
Sonic Eraser is a puzzle game very similar to Columns that features Sega mascot Sonic the Hedgehog. Pieces in different arrangements drop into a well; if two or more matching pieces touch, they disappear and the above pieces fall to take their place. There are four different single-player game modes: Round: Each stage starts with pieces in the well already. There are several spinning green pieces, which must all be destroyed to finish the stage. Normal: A standard endless mode in which the game speed continually rises as matches are made. Doubt: No white-colored blocks will appear in the drop formations, but often a random block in the formation will change to a white block after it is placed. Block: Similar to Normal mode, but blocks will not fall out of formation until a match is made, allowing for impressive clear combos. These modes can be played either single player or two-player simultaneous on separate fields. There is also a versus mode for one or two players, in which creating a combo of three or more clears will attack the opposing player, which causes them to lose control of their pieces for a short time.
- Release date
- December 31, 1990
- Developer
- Sega
- Publisher
- Sega
- Players
- 1-2
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Sonic Eraser
Sonic Eraser is a puzzle game very similar to Columns that features Sega mascot Sonic the Hedgehog. Pieces in different arrangements drop into a well; if two or more matching pieces touch, they disappear and the above pieces fall to take their place. There are four different single-player game modes:
Round: Each stage starts with pieces in the well already. There are several spinning green pieces, which must all be destroyed to finish the stage.
Normal: A standard endless mode in which the game speed continually rises as matches are made.
Doubt: No white-colored blocks will appear in the drop formations, but often a random block in the formation will change to a white block after it is placed.
Block: Similar to Normal mode, but blocks will not fall out of formation until a match is made, allowing for impressive clear combos.
These modes can be played either single player or two-player simultaneous on separate fields. There is also a versus mode for one or two players, in which creating a combo of three or more clears will attack the opposing player, which causes them to lose control of their pieces for a short time.
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- Sega
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- Sega
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