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Team Sonic Racing speeding onto consoles and PC this fall

Team Sonic Racing, which was announced somewhat out of the blue (pun sorta intended), is official and is headed to all consoles and the PC “this winter”.  Apparently it’ll only be $39.99 too.

Developed once again by Sumo Digital, the team responsible for a number or arcade-like racing and kart games including Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing (and much more), Team Sonic Racing looks to fill that current generation action racing void for the foreseeable future.  The title will feature team-based racing, a story mode, online and local multiplayer, customizations, over a dozen Sonic characters and more.

Have a look at the announcement trailer, some screens and the official game details.

Team Sonic Racing announcement trailer:

Team Sonic Racing screens/art:

Sonic fans start your engines! Today, SEGA unveiled Team Sonic Racing, a brand-new racing experience developed by award-winning studio Sumo Digital. Combining the best elements of arcade and fast-paced competitive style racing with unique vehicle customization options, Sonic fans can play solo, team up with friends or face-off against each other in high-stake races between rival teams across the Sonic Universe. Team Sonic Racing is set to release both physically and digitally this winter on Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, with a digital-only release on PC. To pre-order the physical edition please visit www.teamsonicracing.com, details of digital pre-order will be available at a later date.

To celebrate the announcement, SEGA has unveiled a new trailer giving fans a glimpse of what?s to come this winter. On your mark, get set, go check out the full reveal trailer for Team Sonic Racing here: https://youtu.be/IZMkv8_w1yI

Team Sonic Racing lets fans speed through vibrant circuits from the Sonic Universe as Sonic, Shadow, Tails, and more while taking part in an electrifying multiplayer racing competition. Compete solo or play with up to 12 drivers online in various exhilarating single and multiplayer game modes, including Grand Prix, Time Trial, Team Adventure and more. With unique character types, game modes, and car customization options, Team Sonic Racing blends the best elements of racing games.

Key Features:

  • Online Multiplayer & Local Co-Op Modes ? 12 players per race, 4 player split screen, and various offline / online race modes including Grand Prix Mode, Exhibition Mode, Time-Trial and Team Adventure Mode.
  • Team Racing ? Race as a team, win as a team. Use various team moves to assist your teammates, knock out opponents and unleash your Team Ultimate.
  • Performance & Skin Customization ? Alter the appearance and handling of your vehicle.
  • Wisps – 14 spectacular offensive and defensive items to help overcome rival teams and get ahead!
  • Adventure Mode ? Unique story experience where players are introduced to basic game features and characters.
  • Various Characters and Types ? 15 playable characters from across the Sonic Universe and 3 distinct character types including Speed, Technique, and Power.

To pre-order Team Sonic Racing, please visit www.teamsonicracing.com

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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