Sonic Colors: Ultimate Reviewed by Cyril Lachel on . With 4K visuals running at 60 frames per second, this Ultimate remaster brings one of Sonic's most beloved adventures to modern systems with all kinds of bells and whistles. Sonic Colors has a nice balance of 2D and 3D gameplay, giving gamers a well-rounded experience with diverse level designs and a whole bunch of explosive moments. While I certainly enjoyed exploring the levels using the new color power-ups, the 3D elements remain the weakest link in this 3D Sonic game. Couple that with the bland world themes and the generic bosses and I'm not sure how much of this game I'll remember in a few months. On the bright side, longtime fans of Sonic Colors will no doubt love the updates and improvements, and when it all comes down to it, that's what really matters. Rating: 64%
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