After launching last September for most other consoles, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is gearing up for a Switch 2 release on March 26. Offering enhanced frame rates and resolution compared to the existing Switch version, you’ll get to race around two dozen tracks, play as 23 classic Sonic characters, and customize your kart to fit your playstyle. Our Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds review from last year gave it a 7/10, noting its almost overwhelming number of customization options and its good variety of tracks and environments, making it a fun alternative to Mario Kart. Preorders are now open for the Switch 2 version ahead of its March 26 release.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds (Switch 2)
$70 | Releases March 26
Along with the enhanced performance over the Switch edition, the physical Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Switch 2 release is–thankfully–not Game Key-Card. You’ll find the original Switch game on the cartridge plus the Switch 2 upgrade patch. As a bonus, you’ll also get the Werehog Bonus Pack filled with cosmetics–though you’ll need internet access to download this content. The game is available for preorder at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and GameStop.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds offers a variety of solo and multiplayer modes, including both offline and online gameplay. It features the largest roster of characters in franchise history at an impressive 23, and you’ll have even more vehicles to choose from at 45 (plus 70 different gadgets for further customization). If you’re looking for some serious chaos, jump online into World Match, where 12 players hit the track and compete to be the first across the finish line.
If you can’t wait until the end of March to start playing, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is already available on most other platforms. In fact, the Xbox version is currently on sale for just $53 (was $70), and both the standard edition and Digital Deluxe for PC are on sale at Fanatical.


This sounds like an exciting release for Sonic fans! It’s great to see a physical edition coming out for the Switch 2. Looking forward to the launch on March 26!
Absolutely! Physical editions often include unique packaging and bonuses that digital versions don’t offer. Itβs a nice way for collectors to celebrate their love for the franchise!
That’s a great point! Plus, having a physical copy can be a nice collectible for fans. I wonder if there will be any exclusive artwork or in-game items included with this edition.
Absolutely, physical editions often come with unique packaging or extras that make them even more appealing! It’s also interesting to see how the full game data on the cartridge can enhance the overall experience for players right from the start.
You’re right! The collectible aspect of physical editions can really enhance the experience for fans. Plus, having the full game data on a cartridge means you won’t have to rely on downloads, which is great for players with limited internet access.