Sonic Colours arriving in November

MCV Staff 9th August 2010 Business News

Publisher Sega has confirmed that Wii and DS platform title Sonic Colours will be released in the UK on November 12th.

The game blends 2D game design with 3D visual mechanics to produce a result that harks back to the IP’s ‘golden days’ while still offering a visual standard more akin with current tech expectations.

Last week the game’s producer Takashi Iizuka warned that the game may not please all of Sonic’s fanbase because, well, they’re an awkward bunch: It’s very hard – near-impossible, actually – to please everybody, but I believe that there are some constants in the franchise that we should always try to maintain.”

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