Sonic Racing: Crossworlds Drops to Its Lowest Price of $20 in Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days Sale
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Today is the final day of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale, meaning it's your last chance to save on one of our top video game deals from it: Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X has dropped to just $20 at the retailer for Prime members. This marks a return to the lowest price point for each version at Amazon, which is a total bargain if you've been hoping to buy it. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is also on sale right now, though for $10 more at $29.99. If you don't mind that, it's well worth grabbing while it's still available, which won't be much longer. Since the Prime Big Deal Days sale ends after today, the clock is really ticking to grab these copies on sale. We may not see these discounts pop up again until Black Friday/Cyber Monday, so it's really your last chance before holiday sale events start up at the end of November. And while a price drop like this is certainly appealing if you've been holding off on buying the game, in general, it seems well worth the investment. IGN's Jada Griffin had very high praise for it when it launched, writing in her 9/10 review that it "fires on all cylinders with a fantastic roster, excellent courses, and lengthy list of customization options." Especially if you're hunting down a multiplayer game to have ahead of the holidays, she also writes that there are "plenty of modes that entertained my friends and me for hours," which is great news for upcoming gatherings. Alongside Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, there are plenty more video game deals worth checking out at Amazon before its Prime Big Deal Days sale ends. To see some of our favorites, have a look at our rundown of the best Prime Big Deal Days gaming deals and pick up the ones that catch your eye before the offers expire.![]()
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