--- product_id: 49146959 title: "Sonic Colours (Nintendo Wii)" brand: "sega" price: "AED 181" currency: AED in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Sega" url: https://www.desertcart.ae/products/49146959-sonic-colours-nintendo-wii store_origin: AE region: United Arab Emirates --- # Super Speed Unique Powers Theme Park Worlds Sonic Colours (Nintendo Wii) **Brand:** sega **Price:** AED 181 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸš€ Unleash the Speed Demon Within! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Sonic Colours (Nintendo Wii) by sega - **How much does it cost?** AED 181 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ae](https://www.desertcart.ae/products/49146959-sonic-colours-nintendo-wii) ## Best For - sega enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted sega brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Combo Boosting:** String together Wisp powers for an explosive speed boost. - β€’ **Wisp Power Dynamics:** Absorb unique powers to unlock thrilling gameplay. - β€’ **Exclusive Content Awaits:** Unlock unique Wisp power-ups on both Wii and DS! - β€’ **Accelerate to New Heights:** Experience adrenaline-pumping speeds like never before! - β€’ **Diverse Worlds to Explore:** Navigate through vibrant, theme park-inspired planets. ## Overview Sonic Colours for Nintendo Wii is an exhilarating platformer that introduces players to Sonic's fastest adventure yet, featuring unique Alien Wisps that grant special abilities, allowing for innovative gameplay across beautifully designed theme park worlds. ## Description Transform your living room into your very own family holiday destination this winter, a welcome distraction from the cold weather outside as Go Vacation will see you travel to the vast Kawawii Island where you can unlock 50 varying activities ranging in category from sports simulations to dance-based challenges either in single player or four player multiplayer mode. Go Vacation will keep all members of your family entertained this Christmas . You and up to four of your friends are free to explore the expansive Kawawii Island, via a four way split screen, to check out the four different resorts on the island, each of which offers its own unique activities. Start at the Reception Desk for advice and traverse your chosen resort using the themed vehicles designed for each location to find activities to play. You don’t need to fully explore the island to get started as you can jump into your favourite sport via the Activities menu. Exploring the island and finding its hidden secrets will unlock new activities and challenges which range from surfing, beach volleyball and scuba diving in the Marine Resort to kayaking, horseback riding, rafting and clay shooting in the Mountain Resort. Fans of the slopes can take part in snowball fights, snowman making, snowmobile races and the ski jump in the Snow Resort and urbanites can choose pie throwing, hang gliding, mini golf and table hockey in the City Resort. Use your Wii accessories such as the Wii Balance Board to add new ways to enjoy the activities. Go Vacation is the perfect holiday from home this Christmas Review: Good! Great! Awesome! Outstanding! Amazing! - Intro The blue blur aka Sonic the hedgehog - Platform king of the early 1990's gaming world whose games took a turn for the worse in the mid-90's and continued on a downward spiral for the rest of the next decade. While once Sonic stood level with Mario representing the best of the genre, in recent years his games had become a bad joke. Who would have thought that after 13 years of failed attempts Sonic Team would finally get it right. That's exactly what Sonic Colours does and it's a joy to behold. But before I tell you why, let's have a quick review of the major games that followed the Megadrive era greats of Sonic, Sonic 2, Sonic CD, Sonic 3 & S&K- Sonic R (1997) Saturn- Misguided attempt at a racing game featuring horrible controls, clunky pixilated graphics & uninspired level design. Sonic Adventure 1&2 (1998, 2001) DC- Sonic's big comeback & his first true 3D platform game arrived in Sonic Adventure on SEGA's new Dreamcast console. For SA, Sonic's character design was updated with longer quills, a slimmer physique and green eyes. Today the SA games are fondly remembered and while some of the levels were genuinely well designed (Speed Highway- SA & City Escape- SA2) the games were cursed with a number of faults and as a result ultimately sucked. Primary among these faults were terrible controls (just try keeping Sonic in the middle of a track during banked turns), an even worse camera that often would not even allow the player see Sonic, plus an abundance of arduous Mech levels in the even worse SA2. The only people who recall these games fondly are those who originally played them as children. Sonic Heroes (2004) Xbox, PS2, GC- Sonic's first multi platform title after the end of SEGA as a console manufacturer in 2001. Here Sonic, Tails & Knuckles work as a unit tethered together as they run through levels with the player switching between one of the mammals (each of whom sports a special ability) to lead the group depending on what obstacle lies ahead. It Might have sounded cool on paper but in game the sense of freedom Sonic games of the past evoked was lost as you were constantly tied to two other characters. Worse than this many levels were re-hashes from previous games- Seaside Hill- Green Hill Zone (S1), Casino Park- Casino Night Zone (S2), Frog Forrest- Green Forrest (SA2) etc... An improvement over the Adventure games as the camera and controls were slightly better but ultimately another soulless experience bereft of any of the great gameplay, music or level design of the Megadrive games. Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) 360, PS3- By this point I had given up on Sonic and passed on picking this one up. Once the reviews came out, boy was I glad. Sonic's 15th anniversary game got universally panned by the gaming press and is today recognized as the worst entry of the series. Sonic Unleashed (2008) 360, PS3- Running on Sonic Team's `Hedgehog engine' not only did this game look beautiful, but Sonic's controls actually felt pretty good. Beefing up his move set to include `boost' & `quick step' made Sonic feel more rounded, but most importantly the left analogue stick now accurately controlled his directional movement at high speed. At long last it would seem they had nailed Modern Sonic's gameplay. Unfortunately the thrilling high speed Sonic levels only represented one third of the game, with the other two thirds taken up with the painful hack and slash levels of the `Werehog' (don't ask) and an abundance of soul destroying RPG-light hub worlds were the player must hunt down a series of medals in order to play the main acts. WTF?! Review That brings us to Sonic Colours. For this game Sonic Team listened to feedback and built a game tailored to the fans, the result? The best game since S&K in 1994 and a game that can stand side by side with the Megadrive series in terms of quality. While the enjoyable daytime levels of Sonic Unleashed were based on real world locations, this aspect meant such stages did not convey the same sense of surreal wonder that the classic games provided. For Sonic Colours the levels are rooted firmly in fantasy once more and all the better for it. In `Sweet Mountain' Sonic races through a world of giant hamburgers, candy canes, lollipops & gingerbread men. This type of sweet themed world recalls Willy Wonka's factory and has been seen in games before, but never realised as well as this. `Planet Wisp' juxtaposes the serenity of white cliffs and green hills with ominous rust hued industrial structures stretching into the sky. Act 4 being a particular highlight - its great level design & vertical progression recalling the best levels of Super Mario Sunshine. Another standout world is `Aquarium Park' - an oriental themed water park with tunnel sections that evoke memories of Scud Race. Here Sonic can travel underwater Megadrive style as he gulps air bubbles to stay alive and fights off overgrown versions of classic badniks such as Chopper, or Crabmeat on land. Sonic Colours is FUN!, controls well, features stunning worlds that capture ones imagination, no camera problems, beautiful graphics, awesome music throughout, expansive platforming areas, switches seamlessly from 3D to 2D sections, Sonic is the only playable character, no RPG levels, no annoying side missions, fun boss battles with a gradual learning curve, amazing final boss fight, a new set of power-ups which allow Sonic to change form and access different parts of the level, multiple routes, great replay value, awesomely designed menus and the voice acting / cut scenes are not even annoying! Instead they're almost charming. The only way I could fault this game is to say that Sonic's jump feels a little floaty, but that's just Modern Sonic and he has felt like this since the re-design in 1998. Without question this is the best 3D Sonic game to date and one that can stand side by side with the Mario Galaxies & Little Big Planet's as the cream of this generations platform games. Welcome back Sonic! 10/10. Review: The graphics aren't as good as it's HD counterparts (Sonic Unleashed - I'll be honest it took me a little while to get into this game, but after an hour or so the game really sinks in! The graphics aren't as good as it's HD counterparts (Sonic Unleashed, Sonic Generations) but the music, and the aesthetics of the levels and their design made up for it I believe! I must say I probably would have given this game 5 stars had I enjoyed using the Wiimote and Nunchuck a little more! However this game does support every controller type, it's just a shame I have nothing else! Naturally the first question I asked myself when playing this game was.. How does this stack up against Mario Galaxy... I would say really well actually, but as I am a Sonic fan, I believe I could be speaking with bias, but i'll never know... Over all brilliant game worth a buy! ## Features - Sonic Colours sees Sonic accelerating to adrenaline-pumping super speeds and blasting through obstacles in ways never before seen in a Sonic game - Alien Wisps in Sonic Colours each have a unique β€œColour Power” that, once freed, Sonic is able to absorb whilst speeding through the various theme park-inspired planets - The Wisp energy enables Sonic to create new paths through the stages by drilling through the ground (Yellow Drill) for example, or speeding through the stage as a laser (Cyan Laser) - Stringing the Wisp power ups together creates a combo that increases Sonic’s boost gauge even more quickly and exclusive Wisp power ups will be available for both Wii and the Nintendo DS versions, ensuring a unique and super speedy gameplay experience for Sonic fans everywhere ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B003OBY3LY | | Best Sellers Rank | 20,297 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 226 in Wii Games 3,259 in PlayStation Legacy Systems | | Customer reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (292) | | Is discontinued by manufacturer | No | | Item model number | RVL-SNCP-UKV | | Language | English | | Product Dimensions | 19.05 x 13.72 x 1.52 cm; 158.76 g | | Rated | Ages 3 & Over | | Release date | 12 Nov. 2010 | ## Images ![Sonic Colours (Nintendo Wii) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91a5OyBTaqL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can this game be played on wii u ?** A: Hi, yes - according to the Nintendo website, the Wii U will play all Wii games: http://www.nintendo.com/wiiu/faq **Q: Can you have 2 players on this game or is it like Mario galaxy where player 2 doesn't do much** A: Sonic Colours is a feast for the eyes, very nice and very good game. We must not forget that we have a three-year-old children can play. Therefore, most of the Sonic and Mario games easiest 2-4 player mode. These are the simplest versions of multiplayer, helping each other or against each other. These beautiful games in single player mode you can gain a lot of fun! **Q: We have an old Wii console is this game compatible with the old Wii please?** A: Yes this will work with the original Wii console (the old one) just make sure you have the European version of the console not the American **Q: Is this version compatible with other european consoles ? And so, does it contain the 5 main languages ?** A: Yes It is compatible with the European console ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good! Great! Awesome! Outstanding! Amazing! *by N***D on 6 July 2011* Intro The blue blur aka Sonic the hedgehog - Platform king of the early 1990's gaming world whose games took a turn for the worse in the mid-90's and continued on a downward spiral for the rest of the next decade. While once Sonic stood level with Mario representing the best of the genre, in recent years his games had become a bad joke. Who would have thought that after 13 years of failed attempts Sonic Team would finally get it right. That's exactly what Sonic Colours does and it's a joy to behold. But before I tell you why, let's have a quick review of the major games that followed the Megadrive era greats of Sonic, Sonic 2, Sonic CD, Sonic 3 & S&K- Sonic R (1997) Saturn- Misguided attempt at a racing game featuring horrible controls, clunky pixilated graphics & uninspired level design. Sonic Adventure 1&2 (1998, 2001) DC- Sonic's big comeback & his first true 3D platform game arrived in Sonic Adventure on SEGA's new Dreamcast console. For SA, Sonic's character design was updated with longer quills, a slimmer physique and green eyes. Today the SA games are fondly remembered and while some of the levels were genuinely well designed (Speed Highway- SA & City Escape- SA2) the games were cursed with a number of faults and as a result ultimately sucked. Primary among these faults were terrible controls (just try keeping Sonic in the middle of a track during banked turns), an even worse camera that often would not even allow the player see Sonic, plus an abundance of arduous Mech levels in the even worse SA2. The only people who recall these games fondly are those who originally played them as children. Sonic Heroes (2004) Xbox, PS2, GC- Sonic's first multi platform title after the end of SEGA as a console manufacturer in 2001. Here Sonic, Tails & Knuckles work as a unit tethered together as they run through levels with the player switching between one of the mammals (each of whom sports a special ability) to lead the group depending on what obstacle lies ahead. It Might have sounded cool on paper but in game the sense of freedom Sonic games of the past evoked was lost as you were constantly tied to two other characters. Worse than this many levels were re-hashes from previous games- Seaside Hill- Green Hill Zone (S1), Casino Park- Casino Night Zone (S2), Frog Forrest- Green Forrest (SA2) etc... An improvement over the Adventure games as the camera and controls were slightly better but ultimately another soulless experience bereft of any of the great gameplay, music or level design of the Megadrive games. Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) 360, PS3- By this point I had given up on Sonic and passed on picking this one up. Once the reviews came out, boy was I glad. Sonic's 15th anniversary game got universally panned by the gaming press and is today recognized as the worst entry of the series. Sonic Unleashed (2008) 360, PS3- Running on Sonic Team's `Hedgehog engine' not only did this game look beautiful, but Sonic's controls actually felt pretty good. Beefing up his move set to include `boost' & `quick step' made Sonic feel more rounded, but most importantly the left analogue stick now accurately controlled his directional movement at high speed. At long last it would seem they had nailed Modern Sonic's gameplay. Unfortunately the thrilling high speed Sonic levels only represented one third of the game, with the other two thirds taken up with the painful hack and slash levels of the `Werehog' (don't ask) and an abundance of soul destroying RPG-light hub worlds were the player must hunt down a series of medals in order to play the main acts. WTF?! Review That brings us to Sonic Colours. For this game Sonic Team listened to feedback and built a game tailored to the fans, the result? The best game since S&K in 1994 and a game that can stand side by side with the Megadrive series in terms of quality. While the enjoyable daytime levels of Sonic Unleashed were based on real world locations, this aspect meant such stages did not convey the same sense of surreal wonder that the classic games provided. For Sonic Colours the levels are rooted firmly in fantasy once more and all the better for it. In `Sweet Mountain' Sonic races through a world of giant hamburgers, candy canes, lollipops & gingerbread men. This type of sweet themed world recalls Willy Wonka's factory and has been seen in games before, but never realised as well as this. `Planet Wisp' juxtaposes the serenity of white cliffs and green hills with ominous rust hued industrial structures stretching into the sky. Act 4 being a particular highlight - its great level design & vertical progression recalling the best levels of Super Mario Sunshine. Another standout world is `Aquarium Park' - an oriental themed water park with tunnel sections that evoke memories of Scud Race. Here Sonic can travel underwater Megadrive style as he gulps air bubbles to stay alive and fights off overgrown versions of classic badniks such as Chopper, or Crabmeat on land. Sonic Colours is FUN!, controls well, features stunning worlds that capture ones imagination, no camera problems, beautiful graphics, awesome music throughout, expansive platforming areas, switches seamlessly from 3D to 2D sections, Sonic is the only playable character, no RPG levels, no annoying side missions, fun boss battles with a gradual learning curve, amazing final boss fight, a new set of power-ups which allow Sonic to change form and access different parts of the level, multiple routes, great replay value, awesomely designed menus and the voice acting / cut scenes are not even annoying! Instead they're almost charming. The only way I could fault this game is to say that Sonic's jump feels a little floaty, but that's just Modern Sonic and he has felt like this since the re-design in 1998. Without question this is the best 3D Sonic game to date and one that can stand side by side with the Mario Galaxies & Little Big Planet's as the cream of this generations platform games. Welcome back Sonic! 10/10. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The graphics aren't as good as it's HD counterparts (Sonic Unleashed *by H***S on 5 August 2015* I'll be honest it took me a little while to get into this game, but after an hour or so the game really sinks in! The graphics aren't as good as it's HD counterparts (Sonic Unleashed, Sonic Generations) but the music, and the aesthetics of the levels and their design made up for it I believe! I must say I probably would have given this game 5 stars had I enjoyed using the Wiimote and Nunchuck a little more! However this game does support every controller type, it's just a shame I have nothing else! Naturally the first question I asked myself when playing this game was.. How does this stack up against Mario Galaxy... I would say really well actually, but as I am a Sonic fan, I believe I could be speaking with bias, but i'll never know... Over all brilliant game worth a buy! ### ⭐⭐⭐ Sonic Colours *by M***O on 13 December 2011* I've always liked the classics (Super Mario, Bomberman, Sonic). Since I only had a console when I grew up, I thought this purchase would amaze me. The game is okay and I haven't played it all yet, but I didn't feel the "wow" factor. However, from the reviews I've read before purchasing it, I think it's the best Sonic from all the Sonic games that were released to the Wii console. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ae/products/49146959-sonic-colours-nintendo-wii](https://www.desertcart.ae/products/49146959-sonic-colours-nintendo-wii) --- *Product available on Desertcart United Arab Emirates* *Store origin: AE* *Last updated: 2026-05-11*