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Classic Sonic coming to Sonic Racing CrossWorlds today

SEGA has announced as part of Sonic’s 35th birthday celebrations that Classic Sonic will be coming to Sonic Racing CrossWorlds later today. That’s not all as two other characters, Axel from the Crazy Taxi series and Amigo from the Samba de Amigo franchise, have also had their release dates teased.

  • Classic Sonic – releasing later today
  • Axel – August 2026
  • Amigo – September 2026

Thanks to SonicGalaxy27 for sending in the news tip!

21 thoughts on “Classic Sonic coming to Sonic Racing CrossWorlds today”

    1. I can give you a reason. Franchises going back to their roots is often cringe and Sonic is not an exception. Instead of growing like having all Sonics friends go super, having all of Sonics friends being playable in a mainline game at all, have Sonic fuse with Shadow (unless you count Classic Sonic in a Shadow costume), bring back chao garden, or-I don’t know-have Sally Acorn be playable, Sega in the Smith would rather go backwards by either having Classic Sonic be playable or only have Sonic be playable. Sure, you could argue Sonic Frontier is an exception, but Sonics friends are only playable in the final horizon. Either way, only Sonic can go super in that game. Sega needs to quit living in the past and give fans what they want before they lose them all.

  1. I know, right? Once again, Sega can’t make a Smith era Sonic game without having Classic Sonic be playable or only Sonic being playable.

  2. I’d love to see Classic Mighty, Ray, Amy, Tails, Knuckles, Fang, Robotnik, Bean, Honey, the one polar bear, and the chick from Superstars

  3. Once again, Sega can’t make a Smith era Sonic game without having Classic Sonic be playable or only have Sonic be playable. Typical.

  4. Bring back Sonic Riders

    Flop game they refuse to give up on even worse the last one flopped and was cheaper no third party guests.

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