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It's FINALLY HERE!! The Online Network Test for Sonic Racing CrossWorlds won me over, and since it ended, my thoughts have been RACING, waiting for it to return to us. The day is finally here if you pre-order the game! Play it 3 Days early, and we'll see you on the race track!
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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds[a] is an upcoming kart racing game developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega. A spinoff in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, it incorporates characters and features from previous Sonic racing games. The game's main new feature is the "CrossWorld" mechanic, which causes racers to travel to other tracks in the middle of a race. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is a kart racing game, similar to its predecessor, Team Sonic Racing (2019),[4] although CrossWorlds does not retain that game's cooperative team racing mechanic in normal gameplay.[5] Players race against up to 11 opponents in three-lap races around a track, similar to other games in the genre such as the Mario Kart series.[5] Like previous Sonic racing games, a strong emphasis is placed on drifting to maneuver around tight turns and build up additional speed.[6] Players can also earn speed boosts by performing consecutive mid-air tricks after jumping off ramps.[7] Rings are scattered around the track, which players can gather to increase their maximum speed; players will lose rings when they make contact with walls, obstacles, or other racers.[8] Item capsules can also be obtained, which can be used to increase the player's speed or attack other opponents.[8]
Players can choose between standard race cars, which will transform to boats and planes at different points in the race similar to Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (2012), or Extreme Gear hoverboards, which were previously featured in the Sonic Riders sub-series.[9][10] Unlike previous Sonic racing games, characters are not restricted to a single vehicle and have their own stats, which affect the performance of vehicles.[5] Cars fall into one of four different classes based on their most prominent stat: Speed, Acceleration, Power, or Handling.[5] A fifth type, Boost, is utilized exclusively by Extreme Gear.[6] A total of 45 different vehicles can be unlocked,[11] with players also able to combine parts from the vehicles they have unlocked to create custom vehicles.
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Thanks so much to Sega/Sonic Team for sending me a Review Code for the game!!
It's FINALLY HERE!! The Online Network Test for Sonic Racing CrossWorlds won me over, and since it ended, my thoughts have been RACING, waiting for it to return to us. The day is finally here if you pre-order the game! Play it 3 Days early, and we'll see you on the race track!
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#sonic #sonicracingcrossworlds #crossworlds
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds[a] is an upcoming kart racing game developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega. A spinoff in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, it incorporates characters and features from previous Sonic racing games. The game's main new feature is the "CrossWorld" mechanic, which causes racers to travel to other tracks in the middle of a race. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is a kart racing game, similar to its predecessor, Team Sonic Racing (2019),[4] although CrossWorlds does not retain that game's cooperative team racing mechanic in normal gameplay.[5] Players race against up to 11 opponents in three-lap races around a track, similar to other games in the genre such as the Mario Kart series.[5] Like previous Sonic racing games, a strong emphasis is placed on drifting to maneuver around tight turns and build up additional speed.[6] Players can also earn speed boosts by performing consecutive mid-air tricks after jumping off ramps.[7] Rings are scattered around the track, which players can gather to increase their maximum speed; players will lose rings when they make contact with walls, obstacles, or other racers.[8] Item capsules can also be obtained, which can be used to increase the player's speed or attack other opponents.[8]
Players can choose between standard race cars, which will transform to boats and planes at different points in the race similar to Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (2012), or Extreme Gear hoverboards, which were previously featured in the Sonic Riders sub-series.[9][10] Unlike previous Sonic racing games, characters are not restricted to a single vehicle and have their own stats, which affect the performance of vehicles.[5] Cars fall into one of four different classes based on their most prominent stat: Speed, Acceleration, Power, or Handling.[5] A fifth type, Boost, is utilized exclusively by Extreme Gear.[6] A total of 45 different vehicles can be unlocked,[11] with players also able to combine parts from the vehicles they have unlocked to create custom vehicles.
