Key Takeaways
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- Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is now available on multiple platforms, including Nintendo Switch and PC, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version coming soon.
- The Nintendo Switch 2 version will be released as a digital download initially, and physical editions are planned for release in 2026.
- Current owners of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on the original Nintendo Switch can upgrade to the Switch 2 version at a discounted price of $4.99 during the first week of release (December 4th).
- The regular upgrade price for current owners is $9.99, and the retail price for the new console version is $69.
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Upgrade to Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on Nintendo Switch 2 for $4.99 (First Week)
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is now available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version arriving soon. Starting December 4th, players can purchase the game on the new console for $69. Current owners of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on the original Nintendo Switch can upgrade to the Switch 2 version for $9.99. Players who upgrade within the first week will receive a discounted price of $4.99. The Switch 2 version will initially be available as a digital download, with physical editions planned for release in 2026. See the announcement trailer on YouTube.
In Case You Missed It
In exciting gaming news this week, we’ve got a trio of updates you won’t want to miss! First up, our sports tech guru Jonathan Dubinski has just revealed that MLB The Show 26 is officially on its way. Mark your calendars for 2026 as this latest installment promises to shake up your gameplay experience with advanced logic and new metrics across enhanced Diamond Dynasty, revamped Road to the Show and Franchise modes, plus deeper Black Leagues narratives. And here’s a neat bonus: if you keep playing MLB The Show 25, you’ll earn rewards redeemable now or in the next iteration! MLB: The Show 26 Announced
Next, let’s talk about Pokémon Legends: Z-A making a splash in Japan. According to Jonathan’s recent post on Players for Life, this Nintendo Switch 2 title is nearing 2 million physical units sold just days after its release! If you’re curious about the remarkable success of Z-A and other Switch 2 games, dive into his article here Pokémon Legends: Z-A Nears 2 Million Physical Units Sold in Japan.
Lastly, Marcus Thompson sheds light on the latest delay for Grand Theft Auto 6. Published just yesterday, his piece reveals that Take-Two Interactive has pushed back the release date once more to late 2026. Want to know why this delay is happening and what it means for GTA 6’s future? Head over to Marcus’ insightful analysis here Grand Theft Auto 6 Delayed Again, Now Expected in Late 2026.
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