- if that's possible - of Mario 3. I appreciate, however, that, like Absinthe, Cold Comfort Farm, and Euthymol toothpaste, this isn't for everyone. I love the luminous greens and yellows you get in Diablo 3, for example, but I can sympathise with anybody who feels their dark fantasy has been fundamentally compromised. Equally, I'm not sure even I want Battlefield 4's cast of three-star generals and hardened Tier One Operators to suddenly freak out in a moonage daydream. I don't want them riding the plastic swan down the rainbow tunnel to the Wonka factory. (Actually, that sounds rad.) Colour's great, then, but like those new skills you got after you were bitten by that weird spider a while back, it should remind you that great power comes with great responsibility - and that's even before you get into the whole business of snubbing all those colour-blind players who are already out there being endlessly frustrated by poor button prompts and invisible signposting. As my mother used to say on the tragic childhood occasions when I'd bust out my crayons: have fun, but try and stay within the lines, eh?