Sonic Colours Wii

Game: Sonic Colours
Platform: WII
Language: English
Type: Action Adventure
Publisher: SEGA
Developer: Sonic Team
Release Date: November 16, 2010



Sonic Colours Game Trailer



Gameplay:

Sonic Colors sees players playing as Sonic the Hedgehog, using a similar moveset to that featured in Sonic Unleashed, with the addition of a double jump, as he traverses each planet to rescue the Wisps from Dr. Eggman. The Wii version of Sonic Colors uses a mixture of 2D and 3D perspectives, akin to the day stages from Unleashed, while the Nintendo DS version takes advantage of the dual screens of the handheld, similar to the Sonic Rush series. The Wii version can be played with the Wii Remote, Wii Remote and Nunchuck, Wii Classic Controller, and Nintendo GameCube Controller, while the DS version uses the button controls, with stylus control during Special Stages.

During the game, players can use the power of the colored energy obtained from Wisps, which are unlocked as the game progresses, in order to traverse the environments and explore new areas. There are a total of 8 Wisps in the Wii version and 6 in the DS version; some Wisps are exclusive to each version.

The Wii version features a 'Sonic Simulator' mode in which players control 'Sonic-bots' through a series of challenges, either alone to earn Chaos Emeralds, or with competitive or co-operative multiplayer, with two Sonic-bots (or, once unlocked, a player's Mii) able to combine Wisp powers. These levels are accessed by collecting Special Rings hidden throughout each act. Collecting all the Chaos Emeralds allows Sonic to transform into Super Sonic after collecting 50 rings during any level (excluding bosses, Challenge Stages in the Egg Shuttle, and Game Land). It also features a Challenge mode in which players can play all levels continuously and upload their total score to online leaderboards. The DS version features Special Stages, similar to Sonic Rush, that require that players collect spheres of a specific color. Collecting all the emeralds in this version unlocks an extra stage exclusive to the DS version. The DS version also features Missions, Time Attack and competitive multiplayer modes, as well as various concept art unlocked by collecting Special Rings. Collecting the Special Rings also unlocks Infinite Boost in the Options Menu for Story Mode only. Both versions of the game feature online leaderboards. Credits to: wikipedia.org

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