Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Collector's Edition revealed with statue, art book, exclusive content for Nintendo Switch
This special edition comes packed with a mix of digital content and physical collectibles. Buyers will receive a Season Pass and a code to unlock Sonic the Werehog, complete with a themed vehicle and decal. Also included are a Sonic and Shadow Racing Statue, a SteelBook case, a hardcover art book, a two-disc soundtrack, and an IDW tie-in comic featuring exclusive cover art.
The collection also features a Sonic-themed rear-view mirror dangler, a King Boom Boo keychain, foil trading cards showcasing the game's racers and their vehicles, and a chrome stick-on car emblem with game-inspired iconography.
Beyond the physical extras, Sonic Racing CrossWorlds expands the franchise's gameplay with new features and its most ambitious scope to date. Classic multi-terrain racing across land, sea, and air returns, enhanced by a new mechanic called Travel Rings, which transport players to alternate tracks mid-race, creating dynamic race environments.
SEGA promises the largest roster of characters in any Sonic racing game. Players can customize their vehicles by combining various parts, abilities, and powers to match their racing strategy. Free post-launch updates will bring additional racers, including fan-favorite characters from franchises like Persona 5 Royal and Like a Dragon, as well as guests like Hatsune Miku.
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds launches worldwide for Nintendo Switch on September 25, 2025, both at retail and on the Nintendo eShop. A Nintendo Switch 2 version is in development, with a paid upgrade path available for early adopters.
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