SEGA has released a brand new update for Sonic Colors: Ultimate. According to the release notes, Update 3.0 adds a new Celebration Pack, quality of life updates and general updates to the game.
Now since the game initially suffered from major stuttering issues, I went ahead and re-installed. And… I have some good and some bad news. The good news is that there are way fewer stutters right now (so the game is actually playable). The bad news is that there are still a few stutters.
But anyway, as always, Epic Games Store will download this update the next time you launch its client. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
Sonic Colors: Ultimate Update 3.0 Release Notes
Celebration Pack
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- New free customizable content for Sonic, including:
- Burst Shoes
- Burst Gloves
- Fireworks Boost
- Fireworks Aura
- New free customizable content for Sonic, including:
Quality of Life Updates
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- Ultimate mix / Original music soundtrack toggle
- Full screen boost blur effect on/off toggle
- Tails navigation on/off toggle
- Full screen movie playback from the options satellite
- Improved visibility for Cyan Wisp targeting line
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General Fixes
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- Improved stability on all platforms
- Updates to specific enemy attack speeds
- Improved Green Hover Wisp ring dash functionality
- Improved visibility of Big Chaser attack visual effects (for Nintendo Switch specifically)
- Various bug fixes throughout the game
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