Sonic Colors

1. 3 News

   

   8.0/10
   9 December 2010

   But if you’re looking for a modern Sonic game which stays faithful to its roots, is fun to play and is a worthy title on its own merits, look no further. Finally, Sonic Colours is that game we’ve been waiting for. Highly recommended, with few reservations. Read more

2. Gameplanet

   8.0/10
   22 November 2010

   This is illustrative of many of the inconsistencies in Sonic Colours, but it’s still a remarkable game, one that’s too good to be a Wii exclusive. Perfect for old-school Sonic fans. Read more

3. clearnet.co.nz

   
   8 November 2010

   Sonic had a rough few years. After the mascot had his golden era on the SEGA Genesis during the early 90s, the publisher had a hard time finding its footing with the Blue Blur, putting out games that have ranged from terrible to… well, bearable, but never quite good. Read more

4. CLEARNET

   
   8 November 2010

   Closing Comments Sonic Colors is a dizzying combination of the distantly familiar memories of the first few Sonic titles combined with thoughtful new abilities and mostly well executed level design. There are a few issues that mar an otherwise awesome experience, but those shouldn't stop Sonic fans and Wii owners from grabbing the best Sonic game in 18 years. As a blueprint for the future of SEGA's star, Sonic Colors delivers, and then some. Read more

5. GamingTrend

   8.6/10
   25 November 2010

   The Sonic series has gone through a rough patch lately, especially on the current generation of consoles.  While the Sonic Adventure games had promise, subsequent Sonic games seemed to lack … Read more

   • New powers are interesting, Colorful worlds, Can go back to levels and try to get better, Smooth transition from 3D to 2D within the level
   • New powers are interesting, Colorful worlds, Can go back to levels and try to get better, Smooth transition from 3D to 2D within the level

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