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SEGA’s got this thing coming up, and, honestly, I’m kind of intrigued. So, there’s this Sonic Racing CrossWorlds animation. Yeah, that’s happening in September as a little hype boost for Sonic’s new kart game. No idea why I’m stoked, but hey, it’s Sonic.
So, get this: races aren’t just the usual land deal. You’ve got land, air, and sea—like, they’re mixing it up, throwing in Travel Rings or whatever. It’s like a mid-race teleport mess—total chaos, huh? I wonder if they’re trying to fry our brains or just keep us on our toes.
And character overload much? They’re saying it’s the biggest list in Sonic racing history. Go nuts customizing your ride too—swap parts, juggle powers. Make your racer a total Frankenstein. Personalization overload, anyone?
Speaking of overload, post-launch goodies are a thing. SEGA’s dragging all these familiar faces into Sonic’s world—from Joker in Persona 5 to Hatsune Miku. Because why not, right? And if you’re a Digital Deluxe kind of person, more characters from Sonic Prime and a Season Pass join the fiesta. Start with Minecraft, because, of course.
They’ve slapped a bullet list of features too, but who’s really checking that? Apparently, Travel Rings teleport characters, making each race quirky. Or maddening. Pick your poison. Race through space and, weirdly enough, time. Choose from 23 characters zipping over 24 tracks and blast through those Travel Rings into 15 random CrossWorlds. Feels like a fever dream.
Oh, gadgets—because what’s a race without a little tinkering? Grab up to 70 gadgets, tweak your ride. It’s like playing mechanic mid-race. And Extreme Gear, remember Sonic Riders? It’s making a comeback, hovering its way back into madness.
Mark this: Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds hits shelves and eShop for Nintendo Switch globally on September 25, 2025. By the way, a Nintendo Switch 2 version is on the horizon. When? Well, your guess is as good as mine.
SEGA’s throwing in a teaser too, so take a peek when it’s out. Maybe you’ll feel as crazily curious as I do. Or not. Anyway, Sonic fans, lace up—wacky race time is almost here.
