Check out our review of Sonic Colors: Ultimate on the PS5 and PS4, and find out why it's good to see one of Sonic's best 3D outings on PlayStation.

Sonic Colors: Ultimate comes to PS4, Xbox One, PC and Switch on September 7th or September 3rd with the purchase of the digital deluxe edition. By Richie B on September 2, 2021 at 8:00AM PDT.

Sonic Colors Ultimate releases for PS4 on September 7, 2021, and is playable on PS5 via backwards compatibility. Related News. News. Persona 4 Revival Listing Added To PlayStation Store, Wishlist ...

Sonic Colors Ultimate has been confirmed for PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch in September. The pre-order bonuses and a Digital Deluxe Edition has also been revealed.

Sonic Colors: Ultimate - PS4 vs. Wii Graphics Comparison. After 11 years, Sonic Colors finds a new home on updated hardware with Sonic Colors: Ultimate.

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It looks like Sega is potentially remastering the 2010 Wii and DS game, Sonic Colors, to be released on PS4, Xbox One and Switch.. According to the German voiceover studio, iksample, a Sonic ...

Sonic Colors, one of the more well-liked games in the franchise's recent history, is making a comeback. Previously exclusive to Nintendo Wii (sort of), the game will make its PlayStation debut ...

The game Sonic Colors: Ultimate will be released for Nintendo Switch on September 7, 2021. ... This game is on PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Steam (PC), and on the Nintendo Switch.

Sonic Colors: Ultimate recaptures the magic, making refinements and upgrades to the gameplay and visuals. ... (PS4 Pro or Xbox One X) or current-gen console via backwards compatibility ...

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SEGA looks set to remaster Sonic Colors for the PlayStation 4, marking the former Nintendo Wii (and, technically, Nintendo DS, we suppose) exclusive’s Sony debut. Eagle-eyed Blue Blur fans ...