Let alone any Mii that ressembles someone from other works of fiction or real life. Not to mention, any Wii game that has Miis in it.
Technically speaking, any Xbox 360 game that has related Avatar gear.House of the D- uhhh, we mean " Curien Mansion".Here's what represented in at least one of the four games, including those with just mere in-game cameos: The series features a large stable of series and games produced by Sega over the years (and in one case, a series bought out after the death of its original publisher, and in another, a non-Sega franchise tossed in All-Stars Racing after Microsoft was impressed with the game). See also Fighters Megamix, an earlier, unrelated Sega crossover game. Featuring a gimmick similar to Mario Kart 7, Sonic and crew's vehicles will now be able to traverse different racing environments, such as water, by having their crafts morph to meet the demand. Sonic & All-Stars Racing: Transformed: Inexplicably dropping the 'Sega' from the title, Sonic & All-Stars Racing: Transformed is the sequel to Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, set for release on Xbox 360, PS3, Vita, and 3DS in late 2012. While All-Stars Racing might be completely shameless about its inspirations, it does its elements so well (and to some, the actual racing gameplay is better than that of Mario Kart a given when one considers Sumo's resume) that, to the surprise of just about everyone, it received a very high amount of praise for that reason alone, joining the likes of Diddy Kong Racing and Crash Team Racing in that regard. That is, you get the item-filled Wacky Racing of the former combined with the arcade racing action, handling and speed of the latter. Released in February 2010, it can be easily described as " Mario Kart meets Sumo's OutRun games". Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing (" With Banjo-Kazooie" on the Xbox 360 version, at Microsoft's request): The one game that made the series stand out, and thus the most likely reason you are on this page. Also features a bunch of Sega-themed tennis minigames. Building on their own experience with the Virtua Tennis series, the game is Exactly What It Says on the Tin. Sega Superstars Tennis: In which Sumo Digital picked up the mantle and followed suit with. Each series is sequestered to its own minigame, with no interaction otherwise save for the opening cutscene. Descriptions of the minigames are forthcoming.Īlso notable is that it isn't a crossover in the proper sense. It's 12 simple minigames in one, using (as with every other EyeToy game) your body to control them. Sega Superstars: The first one, a 2004 Minigame Game by Sonic Team for the PlayStation 2 EyeToy accessory. As the name implies, they feature a good deal of Sega's major and Cult Classic franchises. A series of Massive Multiplayer Crossover games, each of a completely different genre, published by Sega and, except for the first one, developed by British company Sumo Digital.
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