Believe the hype, folks. Transformed lives up to its long and lofty title and goes above and beyond because it's one of the best kart racing games ever designed.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is part of the Sonic Racing series, and it's also a follow-up to both the Sonic & Sega All-Stars and Sonic Riders lines, both of which have been inactive for a while.

The biggest reveal here though is Sonic racing The Flash, and they are neck and neck. It remains to be seen if there will be a winner declared by the end of the series in their race.

Crossworlds showed a lot of promise in its first test drive, even if it could use a few balance tweaks.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

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That is less than the launch lineup for 2012’s Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed 24 characters, but it’s way more than Team Sonic Racing’s paltry 15. While Sega hasn’t fully detailed ...

Perhaps it's that chaos that will lead to the mash-up between the heroes becoming literal, as Sonic is mashed-up with Flash, Shadow becomes Batman, Tails becomes Cyborg, Silver becomes Green Lantern, ...

After a speedy theatrical run, Sonic the Hedgehog is racing to the streaming platform, and it all starts in February.

Sonic Racing: Crossworlds is another installment ... Meanwhile, the Slicer, designed to look like a crooked shuriken star, cuts into your vehicle and slows you down for a second or two while ...