"Your normal movement speed's slowed down a bit, which makes it seem a bit easier to play for action beginners. The homing attacks are easier to pull off, and the overall sense of nonstop excitement is as prevalent as ever. The game also takes advantage of a lot of Wii U-specific features, from the GamePad and TV-based multiplayer to grabbing items via Miiverse."
The basic gameplay and world setting is the same as the 3DS version, although the stages are quite a bit different. The color powers add a nice accent to the action, although it does kind of ruin the Sonic-type tempo you might be expecting. The visuals are as fun as ever to watch, too, although it's hard to see whether you're actually controlling anything at times."
- RC gadgets are remote-controllable special items that have various effects
- on Wii U, a second player will be able to control them if you wish
- RC helicopter will reach otherwise impossible-to-reach coins
- it can also drop bombs onto foes below
- 30 different Remotes to collect
- in the Wii U version, obtain them by competing against strange alien Omochyao
- 3DS version has Tails’ Laboratory, which is where the Remotes were originally invented
- craft exactly the type of Remote you need on the 3DS
- send it to their Wii U version to be used
- possible to “release” Gadgets into the Miiverse
- Gadgets you choose to release into the wild will eventually return after a set period of time
- new Color Power unveil in the form of Black Bomb
- Black Bomb is tied to utilizing the Miiverse option above
- Black Bomb can be leveled up, increasing its powers
- two more DLC codes
- these unlock a golden RC Omochao gadget, who can be used to help Sonic as if it were one of Tails RC gizmos
- also a 5-pack of Black Bomb Wisp Color power that can be used to bomb away enemies
- both are included in the nightmare pack of the Deadly Six edition of the game
- available at ShopTo in UK, and Gameplanet in Mexico
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