Sonic Racing CrossWorlds: Angry Birds, Puyo Puyo, and Yakuza Join the Game - And It's Free!

New Characters and Content in Sonic Racing CrossWorlds - Free Update with Angry Birds, Yakuza, Puyo Puyo, and Sega Classics!

Sega is expanding Sonic Racing Crossworlds with new characters, vehicles, and music from other universes, all available at no extra cost. This update features crossovers with Angry Birds, Yakuza, and Puyo Puyo. In April 2026, Red from Angry Birds will arrive with the Super Roaster vehicle. Goro Majima, also known as Captain Majima from Yakuza, will follow with the Goromaru vehicle. In May 2026, Arle Nadja will join the race with the Twinkle Bayoen vehicle. These characters and vehicles are included in Patch 3. Launching on March 18, 2026, Patch 3 also injects eight new musical tracks from Sega classics and arcade culture, including "Magical Sound Shower" (OutRun), "Let's Go Away" (Daytona USA), and "Soul on Desert" (Sega Rally 2). Notably, Sega is offering all this content for free. A physical version of Nintendo Switch 2 launches on March 26, 2026, offering players even more options to experience these new additions to Sonic Racing Crossworlds.

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Greetings, gaming enthusiasts! We've got a trio of exciting updates to share. First off, our resident gaming aficionado Bruno Pferd has just unveiled some thrilling news about Shinobi: Art of Vengeance. Mark your calendars for April 3rd as Sega and Lizardcube are cooking up an expansion DLC, "Villains Level: Sega", brimming with iconic villains like Sonic, Death Adder, and Goro Majima. Plus, you'll get to enjoy three new Ninjutsu techniques, alternative costumes, six music tracks, and not one but two boss rush mode variants! And hold onto your seats, because a free update accompanies the release, packing in a Hardcore mode and combat system improvements. Don't miss out on this gaming extravaganza; dive right into Bruno's comprehensive coverage Shinobi: Art of Vengeance - Crossover DLC to Face SEGA's Iconic Bosses. In an unexpected turn, Capcom has taken a stand regarding generative AI. As Marcus Thompson reports in his March 23rd piece, "Capcom Says No to Generative AI", the company has no plans to use this technology for creating game assets anytime soon. While they're open to using AI tools to speed up repetitive tasks and cut down production times, don't expect to see AI-generated art popping up in Capcom's games just yet. This stance sets them apart from other industry giants like Square Enix and raises some intriguing questions about the future of AI in gaming. Head over here for Marcus' insightful analysis Capcom Says No to Generative AI. Lastly, we're thrilled to share that Marcus Thompson has just served up a hot scoop on Players for Life. In his latest article, "Microsoft to Hold New Xbox Partner Preview Presentation on Thursday" (published March 23rd), he spills the beans on the upcoming Partner Preview event happening this Thursday, March 26th. Fans can expect sneak peeks of highly anticipated games like Stranger Than Heaven from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and news updates on Stalker 2: Heart of Chernobyl and The Expanse: Osiris Reborn. Make sure to mark your calendars and tune in via Xbox channels on YouTube and Twitch at 14h Brasília Time! Microsoft to Hold New Xbox Partner Preview Presentation on Thursday