Sega and developer Sumo Digital take a stab at kart racing with Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, a chance for Sega characters great and small to, for some reason, get together and settle their ...

Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing closely follows the formula of the genre-defining Mario Kart series, but this arcade racer is far from a cheap cash-in.

Sega’s game does the opposite by helping out weaker players with Allstar moves: special abilities that are unique to each character and are handed out when you’re beginning to lag behind the pack.

We had the chance to play CrossWorlds for roughly an hour at Summer Game Fest recently and talk to legendary Sonic producer and Shadow the Hedgehog co-creator Takashi Iizuka. He m ...

And Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing superficially does little to ease the minds of those fearful of yet another in a long line of humiliations for the hedgehog and his ever expanding crew.

Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed might have an unwieldy title, but it’s a beautiful, inventive racer that dares to be a little different.

If you ever played Sonic Adventure 2, you'll be familiar with the feeling of movement in All-Stars Racing.

The latest Sonic Racing game has advertised characters from outside the Sonic franchise, and there are plenty of Sega icons who deserve to race.

Sonic the Hedgehog's list of furry friends may be expanding in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, as purported box art for the Xbox 360 version of the Sega game shows Rare's Banjo and Kazooie.

Nothing has topped the ridiculously-named Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed, though. Thankfully, the title is the worst part of the game as every other part of the package is top-shelf.