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At Brasil Game Show, Sonic series producer Takashi Iizuka shared how Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds was born from SEGA’s arcade expertise and fan feedback, teasing that more DLC could come if demand stays strong.
SEGA and Waze have partnered to launch a Sonic the Hedgehog navigation experience, featuring Sonic’s voice and themed icons inspired by Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
SEGA and AirAsia have unveiled a redesigned Sonic-themed jet featuring Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds and Sonic Rumble motifs, complete with an in-game AirAsia sticker event for players.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Original Soundtrack – Echoes of Dimensions Launches November 26
SEGA is taking a rare stance by supporting modding in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, encouraging creative mods that don’t impact online fairness or gameplay balance.
Takashi Iizuka says the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 version of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds will take full advantage of the console’s upgraded hardware while maintaining full cross-play with other platforms.
SEGA has announced a special Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds live stream featuring Hololive VTubers Shirakami Fubuki, Oozora Subaru, Ookami Mio, and Inugami Korone, airing October 13 at 8 PM JST.
SEGA has released the Minecraft Pack for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, adding Steve, Alex, and Creeper as playable racers along with a new Minecraft World course.
Developers behind Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds say the game draws on SEGA’s racing legacy, mixing the DNA of SEGA Rally and OutRun with the precision of Initial D.
The next online Festival in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds celebrates the Minecraft crossover, featuring chaos-filled challenges that reward players for blasting rivals with items.
CrossWorlds creative director Masaru Kohayakawa says SEGA designed the game to reward strategy and skill over luck, drawing clear contrast to the Mario Kart formula.
Sonic producer Takashi Iizuka says achieving full cross-play across all platforms was the hardest part of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, requiring close collaboration with SEGA’s arcade division.
Sonic Team’s Takashi Iizuka has detailed the post-launch roadmap for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, confirming monthly free racers from SEGA’s legacy lineup and paid crossovers through the Season Pass.
SEGA and PUMA are teaming up for a new Sonic the Hedgehog collection launching October 30, 2025, with sneakers, apparel, and free in-game decals for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is officially out now on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC, featuring the Travel Ring mechanic, the largest roster yet, and a packed Season Pass.
SEGA has released a new Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds commercial featuring Japanese pro team Crazy Raccoon, alongside news of a December update adding the collab song “No.1” and exclusive stickers.
SEGA has launched Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds worldwide and revealed Mega Man and Proto Man as Season Pass racers, complete with a new Wily Castle course and Rush Roadster vehicle.
Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts close out Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds with Get Higher, a high-energy ending theme now available in the game’s Jukebox feature.
SEGA has dropped the official launch trailer for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, showcasing its massive roster, CrossWorlds tracks, and chaotic land, sea, and air racing ahead of the September 25 release.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds opened Early Access yesterday, and the game already holds a 98% “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating on Steam with more than 1,300 reviews.
SEGA is giving Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds players the chance to unlock the Blue Star Extreme Gear by creating or logging into a SEGA Account before the end of October.
SEGA and Twitch Rivals are teaming up for the first official Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds tournament, featuring NA and EU qualifiers, a $10,000 prize pool, and a global final.
A new Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds mod adds Shrek as a playable racer, proving the crossover karting game can get even wilder.
Silver the Hedgehog gets long-overdue respect in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, with sharp rival banter and a standout performance from Bryce Papenbrook.
Early access players have uncovered Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds’ new rival system, featuring sharp pre-race dialogue packed with humor, insults, and character callbacks.
Project ONSOKU concludes with Camellia’s high-energy track “Denkoh Sekka,” as Hatsune Miku officially becomes a playable racer in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
The European Nintendo eShop has revealed that each Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds DLC pack will cost £4.99/€5.99, hinting at a $6.99 price in the U.S.
Reviewers with early access to Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds have revealed Creepy Nuts as the artists behind the ending theme “Get Higher,” joining a stacked lineup of Sonic veterans and guest composers.
Early physical copies of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds confirm Mega Man as part of the Season Pass, marking the Blue Bomber’s first crossover with Sonic in a console game.
SEGA has revealed its full Tokyo Game Show 2025 lineup, with Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds headlining the booth through crossover demos, live events, themed food, and exclusive merchandise.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds debuts with an 83 Metacritic score, surpassing Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed and earning praise for its polished mechanics, stage transitions, and deep customization.
SEGA has released the full Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds main theme, “Cross the Worlds,” featuring James Bourne, alongside new stage tracks from Tee Lopes, RIOT, nanobii, and more.
ASUS Japan has partnered with SEGA to bring ASUS and ROG logos into Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds as customization stickers, with hands-on demos at TGS 2025 on ROG Ally and ASUS Gaming V16.
SEGA has confirmed 16 brand collaborations for Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, letting players customize vehicles with stickers from companies like PUMA, ASUS, Don Quijote, and CoCo Ichibanya.
SEGA has released a new Sonic Racing-themed playlist on Spotify, curated by Sonic with exclusive cover art by IDW artist Natalie Haines, as part of the Racing Around the World celebration.
SEGA has released “Treasure Garden,” the fourth track in the Sonic × Hatsune Miku Project ONSOKU collaboration, with music by Ponchi♪ and artwork by Yumenouchi.
