Looks like a PSP game.

*looks over shoulder for CVG*

The entire OST ripped

http://www.brokenplatforms.com/musak/Colours%20Soundtrack.7z

Those on gaf who heard it says it rivals Galaxy 2.

gamingeek said:

Damn at those reviews, finally, a good sonic game.

Now you somehow have to get over the psychological block of buying it.

That's what this is for:

Ngamer review is in todays updates vader.

Some negative reviews showing up, and they both complain about the same thing, its too hard. From what they describe they died a lot and had to restart levels. GT likes to blame that on the controls, GamesRadar seems to think the game isn't clear in what you should do.   Clearly neither of these people played Unleashed. Yes the levels take practice, there is some trial and error, you will die. The fun comes from mastering the levels and getting through the parts that used to give you problems without getting touched. You can't do that if you have bad control and I have read and seen enough to know this is like Unleashed, the controls are fine. They are different but fine.

Here is an example of the reviewer not thinking. From Games Radar:

So, we get to the crab-robot again. Now the Navigator informs us we must press B, which activates Sonic’s dash. All righty! We press B. The robot hits us anyway. Uh, what? Now the Navigator tells us to move from side to side. We do so. Smack. Dead. Four times in a row, dead, and back to the beginning of the level. This happened over and over until we lost count. Turns out we had to hold the B button down for an arbitrary amount of time, even though a single tap of the button caused the prompt to disappear and triggered the next prompt (move side-to-side) which was in fact completely incorrect for the situation at hand. See, the side-to-side prompt is supposed to tell you what to do after successfully completing the dash, but just triggers anyway regardless of what happens. So we did what the game told us to do, and died over and over.

You mean you have to hold down the dash?! No way?! What a concept. Many times in Unleashed you had a robot chase you and yes you had to boost to stay ahead. How is boosting not the first thing you think of? You are being chased, you have a turbo speed button, hello. And then they couldn't figure out that you should hold it down, what game have they been playing. I just don't understand.

If these are the only complaints they can come up with I am fine with that. I love hard levels, I was afraid Colors would be too easy. All the complaints they have about controls and trial and error gameplay is from Unleashed and I know those were not a problem for me.

If you had an issue with Unleashed Sonic levels than this game is probably not for you.

Dvader said:

Some negative reviews showing up, and they both complain about the same thing, its too hard. From what they describe they died a lot and had to restart levels. GT likes to blame that on the controls, GamesRadar seems to think the game isn't clear in what you should do.   Clearly neither of these people played Unleashed. Yes the levels take practice, there is some trial and error, you will die. The fun comes from mastering the levels and getting through the parts that used to give you problems without getting touched. You can't do that if you have bad control and I have read and seen enough to know this is like Unleashed, the controls are fine. They are different but fine.

Here is an example of the reviewer not thinking. From Games Radar:

So, we get to the crab-robot again. Now the Navigator informs us we must press B, which activates Sonic’s dash. All righty! We press B. The robot hits us anyway. Uh, what? Now the Navigator tells us to move from side to side. We do so. Smack. Dead. Four times in a row, dead, and back to the beginning of the level. This happened over and over until we lost count. Turns out we had to hold the B button down for an arbitrary amount of time, even though a single tap of the button caused the prompt to disappear and triggered the next prompt (move side-to-side) which was in fact completely incorrect for the situation at hand. See, the side-to-side prompt is supposed to tell you what to do after successfully completing the dash, but just triggers anyway regardless of what happens. So we did what the game told us to do, and died over and over.

          You mean you have to hold down the dash?! No way?! What a concept. Many times in Unleashed you had a robot chase you and yes you had to boost to stay ahead. How is boosting not the first thing you think of? You are being chased, you have a turbo speed button, hello. And then they couldn't figure out that you should hold it down, what game have they been playing. I just don't understand.

If these are the only complaints they can come up with I am fine with that. I love hard levels, I was afraid Colors would be too easy. All the complaints they have about controls and trial and error gameplay is from Unleashed and I know those were not a problem for me.

If you had an issue with Unleashed Sonic levels than this game is probably not for you.

That's a really bad point to use against the game.

This is why I cant trust the GI review

Replay: Moderately Low

That is the difference between me and them, I have always replayed Sonic games many many times to get S-Ranks and unlock everything. To get the max enjoyment out of the game it is a must. Those that just want to play straight through a game once and put it down will have a very different view of the game than those who invest time in it.

Ravenprose said:

BTW, this "spoiler" isn't hidden on the main page.

If we keep posting it will be.