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|caption = Nack racing on Casino Night
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|caption = [[Fang the Sniper|Fang]] racing in Casino Night, from ''[[Sonic Drift 2]]''.
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|description = A racing track in [[Casino Night Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 2)|Casino Night Zone]].
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{{Quote left|A simple loop through the glittering resort|Description, ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog Encyclo-speed-ia]]''}}
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'''Casino Night''' is a course that appears in ''[[Sonic Drift 2]]''. It is a racing track located in [[Casino Night]]. It is the fourth course in the Purple [[Chaos GP]].
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'''Casino Night''' is a racecourse in ''[[Sonic Drift 2]]''. Casino Night is the fourth track of the Purple Grand Prix (Purple being the easiest of the three available tournaments), coming after [[Dark Valley|Dark Valley 1]] and before [[Desert Road|Desert Road 1]]. As with most other races in the 2nd Chaos Grand Prix, you have to complete three laps of the track to finish, and the fastest racer gets a [[Chaos Emerald]].
  
   
 
==Description==
  
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The setting of Casino Night is created in the likeness of the [[Casino Night Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 2)|Zone of the same name]] in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]]''. The racecourse takes place at nighttime in a huge city of blocky orange buildings filled with neon colored light. The general racing field is yellow and orange, and the sky is black and dotted with stars. In the far background, numerous buildings give off countless vibrant electric colors in the form of window lights and advertising billboards. Also, up in front in the background there are rows of stacked orange blocks in different heights with a red road running on top of them that is held up by blue support beams on the blocks' top.
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Casino Night's track is ''littered'' with oddities; mini ramps that throw you up in the air, springs that aren't really springs (they're actually bumpers), and the strange reverse-spheres (later seen in [[Iron Ruin]]) that invert your controls. Most of the time, there is at least land on either side of the track, although there is one section where this is replaced by empty space - so you don't want to fall off.
  
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[[Category:Sonic Drift 2 tracks]]
  
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The racing tracks through Casino Night are mainly colored in alternating grey horizontal stripes in different shades with similarly colored brown and orange edges. Also, on both the inside and outside of the tracks, there are occasionally tall [[Bumper|Bobbins]].
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==Gameplay==
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In Casino Night, the player's objective is to get the top position in the race. Racing outside the border of the asphalt track will cause the player to lose speed immediately. Additionally, there is also a section of the racetrack where there is empty space on both sides of the road, which the player can fall into if moving outside the road. If that happens, the player falls off the road and has to wait for a giant metal crane to drop him/her back onto the racetrack, which can cost the player a lot of time.
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Scattered both on and outside the racetrack are tall [[Bumper|Bobbins]] that will send the player reeling to the side if he/she hits one, effectively knocking the player off course. There also lie [[Triangle Bumper]]s on the road that work similarly to [[Ramp]]s; driving over these Triangle Bumpers will launch the player into a small flying leap, similar to when using [[Jump]] or a [[Spring]].
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==Overview==
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In Casino Night, the player races on a circular racing track encompassing the entire map. Additionally, the racing track is littered with different power-ups and objects that the player can utilize. Here, the player's objective is to complete three laps of the racetrack. The fastest racer to complete three laps is rewarded with a [[Chaos Emerald]].
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![[Ring]]s !! [[Power Sneakers (power-up)|Dash]] !! [[Jump]] !! [[Mine (power-up)|Mine]] !! [[Invincible]] !! [[Spring]]s !! [[Flash]] !! [[Reverse (Sonic Drift 2)|Reverse]]
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|[[File:CN SD2.png]] || 10 || 3 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 1 || 2
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|[[Masayuki Nagao]], Saori Kobayashi
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|0:41
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|[[File:Casino night drift.ogg|center]]
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==See also==
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*[[Casino Night (disambiguation)]]
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{{Drift 2 info}}
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Casino Night (''Sonic Drift 2'')}}
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Latest revision as of 01:13, 3 April 2024

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A simple loop through the glittering resort


— Description, Sonic the Hedgehog Encyclo-speed-ia

Casino Night is a course that appears in Sonic Drift 2. It is a racing track located in Casino Night. It is the fourth course in the Purple Chaos GP.

Description

The setting of Casino Night is created in the likeness of the Zone of the same name in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. The racecourse takes place at nighttime in a huge city of blocky orange buildings filled with neon colored light. The general racing field is yellow and orange, and the sky is black and dotted with stars. In the far background, numerous buildings give off countless vibrant electric colors in the form of window lights and advertising billboards. Also, up in front in the background there are rows of stacked orange blocks in different heights with a red road running on top of them that is held up by blue support beams on the blocks' top.

The racing tracks through Casino Night are mainly colored in alternating grey horizontal stripes in different shades with similarly colored brown and orange edges. Also, on both the inside and outside of the tracks, there are occasionally tall Bobbins.

Gameplay

In Casino Night, the player's objective is to get the top position in the race. Racing outside the border of the asphalt track will cause the player to lose speed immediately. Additionally, there is also a section of the racetrack where there is empty space on both sides of the road, which the player can fall into if moving outside the road. If that happens, the player falls off the road and has to wait for a giant metal crane to drop him/her back onto the racetrack, which can cost the player a lot of time.

Scattered both on and outside the racetrack are tall Bobbins that will send the player reeling to the side if he/she hits one, effectively knocking the player off course. There also lie Triangle Bumpers on the road that work similarly to Ramps; driving over these Triangle Bumpers will launch the player into a small flying leap, similar to when using Jump or a Spring.

Overview

In Casino Night, the player races on a circular racing track encompassing the entire map. Additionally, the racing track is littered with different power-ups and objects that the player can utilize. Here, the player's objective is to complete three laps of the racetrack. The fastest racer to complete three laps is rewarded with a Chaos Emerald.

Chaos GP
Curcuit 		Map Power-ups and obstacles
Rings Dash Jump Mine Invincible Springs Flash Reverse
Purple CN SD2 10 3 0 0 0 0 1 2

Music

Name Artist(s) Length Music track
N/A Masayuki Nagao, Saori Kobayashi 0:41

See also

Playable characters Sonic · Tails · Knuckles · Amy · Eggman · Metal Sonic · Fang
Courses Purple GP Emerald Hill 1 · Hill Top 1 · Dark Valley 1 · Casino Night · Desert Road 1 · Iron Ruin
White GP Desert Road 2 · Rainy Savanna · Ice Cap · Hill Top 2 · Mystic Cave · Emerald Hill 2
Blue GP Dark Valley 2 · Quake Cave · Balloon Panic · Emerald Ocean · Milky Way · Death Egg
Enemies Mecha Vulture · Moto Bug
Vehicles Blue Devil · Breeze · Cyclone · Egg Typhoon · Marvelous Queen · Tempest · Whirlwind S7
Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon · Bumper · Goal Plate · Heart Attack · Jump Panel · Meteorite · Mine · Spring · Triangle Bumper
Items Flash · Item Box (Dash, Invincible, Jump, Mine) · Reverse · Ring
Other Chaos Emerald · Chaos GP · Death Egg
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