![]() ![]() Social media manager of Sonic the Hedgehog Katie Chrzanowski reassured fans that the issues regarding the game were being looked into as well. In addition, they instructed those that discover any future bugs to submit them directly to SEGA support. In a recent tweet from Blind Squirrel Games, the developers acknowledged that Sonic Colors: Ultimate needed fixing and told the community that they were listening to feedback. Some of the glitches that fans have been experiencing include visual problems with level clear screens not displaying properly and players falling through the floor of stages However, the game still contains a number of legitimate bugs that require a patch. It’s worth noting that even though a number of players reported that the Nintendo Switch version was practically unplayable, it appears that some of these graphical problems were created in a Nintendo Switch emulator in an attempt to damage the remaster’s popularity. RELATED: Sonic Colors: Ultimate on Switch Has Big Downside Compared to Other Versionsĭespite releasing on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, the large amount of the glitches seem to be centered on the Switch version of the game. Obviously, this isn’t desirable for the developers at Blind Squirrel Games, and as a result, they have promised to fix the game in an upcoming patch. Unfortunately, the game seems to be riddled with bugs since launch. This remastered edition of the 2010 Wii title aims to deliver fans of the franchise an updated version of one of Sonic’s best 3D adventures. While the full release of Sonic Colors: Ultimate isn’t until September 7, fans who purchased early access have already started to check out the game. Recently, the developers behind Sonic Colors: Ultimate have been dealing with a number of post release problems as well. However, this doesn’t always happen as the video game industry has many examples of disastrous launches. After months or even years of building anticipation from the fanbase, it's critical that the game delivers the experience fans had been expecting. Sonic Colors Ultimate releases September 7 on PC, PS4, Stadia, Switch, and Xbox One.A new video game's launch is important to its success. Whether it's exploring the new visuals done for the levels or racing against Metal Sonic, Sonic Colors Ultimate is looking to be a promising remaster for fans to enjoy. With Sonic Colors being one of the more beginner-friendly games in the franchise, this is looking to add accessibility for players, letting them customize the game to suit their needs and playstyle. These includes unique gloves, shoes, and boost cosmetics for Sonic, but also customizable controls for the player. Some other details that had been shown off in this video were the new Jade Ghost Wisp, which will allow Sonic to access some hidden areas, as well as customization options. This ties into Metal Sonic's appearance in Sonic Colors: Rise of the Wisps, meaning that the robot doppelganger won't be limited to appearing in the animated shorts. Players can race against Metal Sonic through different stages of the game, with rewards being given if they manage to win. There will also be a new "Rival Rush" mode pitting Sonic against his robotic rival, Metal Sonic. Other things that were shown off include the Tails Save feature, where, if the player dies, Tails will bring them back to the last platform they were on. Other levels like Starlight Carnival and Aquarium Park were also shown off 4K resolution, with some levels also being given improved textures. The first comparison made is between the different versions of the game's first level, Tropical Resort, which highlights the enhanced lighting that Sonic Colors Ultimate will boast over the original. RELATED: Sonic the Hedgehog makes his Vtuber Debut This new HD Updates Spotlight trailer shows not only more of the remastered visuals in the stages, but also some new features. It had already highlighted some of the changes that were made to the game, and seeing Sonic blitz through the level in 60 FPS was a treat for fans. ![]() The video was uploaded on the channel for a short time before being unlisted. One of the latest shown was the fourth act of Planet Wisp, one of the later worlds explorable in Sonic Colors and homeworld of the Wisps, the central focus in this game. With the game approaching its September release date, SEGA uploaded a video comparing the two versions.Ī few weeks ago, SEGA had uploaded footage showcasing many different stages in the game. The Sonic Central Digital Event unveiled games like the Sonic Origins collection and a brief teaser of the next Sonic game being released in 2022. One big game announcement that was also shown was Sonic Colors Ultimate, a remastered version of the 2010 original on the Wii. With SEGA wishing to celebrate the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise's 30th anniversary in style, the company announced some new games for the blue blur.
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