Lets you print any number of strings with any colors in one function call. Way less cumbersome then constantly switching colors.

CounsoleVarargPrint

/// <summary>
/// Lets you print stuff. Any number of objects.
/// To change forground color, pass one console color and then another object (ie: print(ConsoleColor.Red, "this will be red")).
/// To change both fore and back colors, path two console colors then another object (ie: print(ConsoleColor.Red, ConsoleColor.White, "this will be red on white")).
/// </summary>
/// <param name="stuff">Console colors, and objects to print.</param>
public static void PrintLine() { PrintLine(null); }
public static void PrintLine(params object[] stuff) { Print(stuff); Console.WriteLine(); }
public static void Print(params object[] stuff) {
    if (stuff == null) {
        Console.WriteLine();
        return;
    }

    ConsoleColor oldf = Console.ForegroundColor;
    ConsoleColor oldb = Console.BackgroundColor;

    var enumerator = stuff.GetEnumerator();

    while (enumerator.MoveNext()) {
        Object o = enumerator.Current;

        if (o is ConsoleColor) {
            Console.ForegroundColor = ((ConsoleColor)o);
            enumerator.MoveNext();
            if (enumerator.Current is ConsoleColor) {
                Console.BackgroundColor = ((ConsoleColor)enumerator.Current);
                enumerator.MoveNext();
            }
            Console.Write(enumerator.Current.ToString());
        } else
            Console.Write(enumerator.Current.ToString());

        Console.ForegroundColor = oldf;
        Console.BackgroundColor = oldb;
    }
}