Colors is an unreleased Gizmondo game that uses the console's GPS system to allow the player to play in the area where the player is located in real life, in the game. Colors was intended to be the world's first GPS video game, but due to Gizmondo's bankruptcy, it was never officially released. However, the game leaked and distributed online in 2008. There was a mostly complete version of Colors that was circulated on the Internet. When first playing Colors, it appears the multiplayer game, called TurfWar, is offline. After a player gains 30,000 dollars, it unlocks. Another unlockable is the tag editor which allows players to spraypaint custom tags around the city. It is unlocked after beating a certain mission in the game. The multiplayer mode of the game does not function. On November 30, 2015, Carl Freer announced plans to re-release the game for iOS and Google Play. Gameplay Gameplay in Colors is very similar to many popular third person shooter games, like Grand Theft Auto, Resident Evil 4, or Max Payne. The player cannot manually target body parts like the head or arms, but instead, the reticle moves automatically, slowing down and becoming more precise depending on the player's movement. If the player strafes or moves more while targeting, the reticle wildly bobs around, making it difficult to aim and shoot accurately. The player may select a character at the beginning of the game. The characters differ in appearance. Two stats, health and stamina, are also presented. A button must be held to strafe, and due to the Gizmondo's lack of an analog stick, a button must also be pressed to activate running, though it must only be pressed once. The game's weapon selection is split into different types. There are rifles, shotguns, pistols, and explosives, as well as some improvised weapons like nailguns. There are no melee weapons, however, only ranged ones. In the game, the player can be caught by the police and taken to a prison cell with three people in it. Two of them offer to get the player out at a price, while the third will offer assistance in exchange for sex rather than money. After that, the player is transported to the hospital and allowed to leave. Crimson City itself is mostly free roaming, but divided into several small areas with loading screens. The locales in the game include a train