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This year has been especially interesting for those of us who enjoy seeing unexpected crossovers in video games. Sometimes, what really grabs our attention isn’t just the gameplay, but the characters that join the experience and bring together completely different universes in one place.
Each new announcement usually brings a surprise, and this time is no exception. Three highly recognizable figures in the world of video games have been confirmed recently, sparking a lot of curiosity among fans due to their distinct differences.
Three eye-catching characters join the Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds party
Three names that are very different from each other, but together promise to bring variety and personality to the experience. Without a doubt, a combination that many players didn’t expect to see come together, and one that we won’t have to wait long to enjoy in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
Among the new additions is Red, the famous red bird from Angry Birds, known for his explosive temper and for being one of the most recognizable faces in the mobile world.
He’s joined by Goro Majima, one of the most charismatic and chaotic characters in the Like a Dragon saga, whose unpredictable personality has made him a fan favorite.
Lastly, there’s Arle Nadja, the historic protagonist of the Puyo Puyo universe, known for her energy and constant presence in SEGA titles.
Video game, Xbox, PC and Nintendo Switch enthusiast. Frank is one of the most active video game news writers on the web. He covers absolutely every topic. In terms of games reviewed, as of 2024 he has already passed the 60 mark and his average score, according to Open Critic is 80.
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