SEGA confirmed on July 29, 2026 that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are now playable in Sonic Racing CrossWorlds through a newly released DLC pack.
The announcement outlines the contents of the pack and clarifies distribution for Season Pass holders.
Background
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds is part of SEGA’s lineup of character-driven racing titles.
On July 29, 2026, SEGA revealed a crossover DLC that brings the four iconic TMNT characters into the game as playable racers, expanding the game’s roster and adding themed content tied to the franchise.
What the DLC includes
SEGA’s announcement lists the following items included in the TMNT DLC pack:
- Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo as playable characters
- Pizzafire Van vehicle
- New York City course
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles–inspired music tracks
- Six different emotes per character
Rewritten statement
In clear journalistic terms, SEGA said the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are joining the Sonic Racing CrossWorlds roster via a purchasable DLC pack that contains all four turtles.
The publisher added that players who own the game’s Season Pass will receive the characters automatically as part of that bundle.
Availability and digital storefronts
SEGA’s message did not specify platform-by-platform rollout details in the announcement text provided.
Players should check their platform’s digital storefront—such as the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch or other console and PC storefronts—for the DLC listing, pricing, and installation instructions.
Season Pass owners should see the content added to their accounts without an additional purchase once the pack is available for their platform.
Why this matters
Crossovers like this extend the lifecycle of live-service and DLC-driven titles by introducing recognizable IP that can re-engage existing players and attract fans of the guest franchise.
For Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, the addition of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles adds a high-profile, licensed roster expansion that includes both cosmetic and playable content.
For readers: check SEGA’s official channels and your platform’s store for exact availability and platform notes, and look for follow-up coverage if SEGA releases additional details such as pricing or a trailer.
The announcement outlines the contents of the pack and clarifies distribution for Season Pass holders.
Background
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds is part of SEGA’s lineup of character-driven racing titles.
On July 29, 2026, SEGA revealed a crossover DLC that brings the four iconic TMNT characters into the game as playable racers, expanding the game’s roster and adding themed content tied to the franchise.
What the DLC includes
SEGA’s announcement lists the following items included in the TMNT DLC pack:
- Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo as playable characters
- Pizzafire Van vehicle
- New York City course
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles–inspired music tracks
- Six different emotes per character
Rewritten statement
In clear journalistic terms, SEGA said the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are joining the Sonic Racing CrossWorlds roster via a purchasable DLC pack that contains all four turtles.
The publisher added that players who own the game’s Season Pass will receive the characters automatically as part of that bundle.
Availability and digital storefronts
SEGA’s message did not specify platform-by-platform rollout details in the announcement text provided.
Players should check their platform’s digital storefront—such as the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch or other console and PC storefronts—for the DLC listing, pricing, and installation instructions.
Season Pass owners should see the content added to their accounts without an additional purchase once the pack is available for their platform.
Why this matters
Crossovers like this extend the lifecycle of live-service and DLC-driven titles by introducing recognizable IP that can re-engage existing players and attract fans of the guest franchise.
For Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, the addition of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles adds a high-profile, licensed roster expansion that includes both cosmetic and playable content.
For readers: check SEGA’s official channels and your platform’s store for exact availability and platform notes, and look for follow-up coverage if SEGA releases additional details such as pricing or a trailer.
