Ultimate problems could cause seizures, patch soon

Sound colors: ultimate hasn’t even officially released yet, but like VGC reports, Sega are already published statements regarding the buggy while the full release of the game is tomorrow, pre-orderererers were able to get the game last Friday, and apparently I didn’t have a good time with the remastered Wii game. So much so that the official social media manager of the blue hedgehog tries to put out the fires.

“Hi everyone!” Katie Chrzanowski welcomed her subscribers this weekend. She continued the same way your exuberant tone, “Appreciate all your comments on Sound colors: ultimate, and the teams are listening and evaluating for an upcoming patch. Thanks everyone for your patience while we dig this!

However, because it’s 2021 and everything is awful, it’s not that simple. As Chrzanowski goes on to say that not all problem reports and videos are entirely … real. It seems that many of them are based on people playing an “emulated” version of the game, i.e. not official Nintendo hardware. “Trying to determine which bugs are legitimate can really slow down the QA process,” the Sonic PA continued, after pointing out that emulated (pirated) versions of the game just released are not really part of the remediating mandate. of Sega bugs.

However, the are bugs and bugs, and many of the issues raised are real. This is demonstrated by GameXplain, who edited a video of the bugs they encountered while playing on a real real Switch:

Other points of sale have confirmed bugs, including Nintendo World Report, who linked (and reproduced) this video, which I will not integrate due to the extreme probability that its contents will cause seizures. Which isn’t, well, not that great for Sega.

The game is due out tomorrow on Xbox One, PS4, PC, and Switch, so while the bugs causing seizures seem to require quite a bit of jiggery-pokery to provoke, those with epilepsy may want to wait until the patch is deployed.