Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Deluxe

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Deluxe (ソニック＆オールスターズレーシングトランスフォームド DX Sonikku ando Ōru-Sutāzu Rēshingu Toransufōmudo Derakkusu) is an enhanced port of Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed and was released for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Google Stadia and PC. It was developed by Sumo Digital and published by Sega.

Changes

 * Every character from the preceding games are now playable from the start. The new characters can be unlocked in World Tour.
 * Most missions in World Tour have been made easier to beat. The way to get stars is similar to Team Sonic Racing 's way of collecting stars, no matter the difficulty it is played in. For example, to get a three-star rank in Race and Boost Race missions, the player must finish in either in 3rd for one star, 2nd for two stars and 1st for three stars. As for the other missions, Pursuit and Battle Race will give two stars (defeating the tank for one star, and defeating it with full health for two stars for the former, finishing the race for one star and defeating all opponents for two stars for the latter) while the rest of the missions give one star each. Beating a mission on Expert difficulty will grant an additional star.
 * The Blowfish item is replaced by the Garbage Puyo, which was in the Japanese version of the vanilla game. The Garbage Puyo retains its functions from the Blowfish.
 * When in plane mode, a lock on mode has been added for using items such as the Firework, Ice and Garbage Puyo (when aiming forwards) that makes it easier to aim at the other racers.
 * Additional characters are added (see Characters below).
 * Some characters that were that were in the first game but didn't make to the original version of Transformed have been added.
 * Various bug fixes and gameplay balances.
 * OutRun Bay is now included in a new cup in this game called the Deluxe Cup, along with three new tracks.
 * The console versions now run at 60 frames per second, compared to the 30 frames per second in the original Wii U, PS3, PS Vita and Xbox 360 versions. The PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions run at 120 frames per second.
 * The hologram statue of Ryo Hazuki in Race of Ages has been replaced by a hologram statue of ToeJam and Earl. The hologram statues of the ChuChus. Opa-Opa, the Bonanza Bros. and Akira have also been removed as the mentioned characters are now playable. To compensate, hologram statues of Michael Hardy from Virtua Cop, Jonathan Blade from Eternal Champions, the Centurion from Altered Beast, Jack Frost from Megami Tensei have been added. Similarily, Big the Cat's cameo in Ocean View and Zobio and Zobiko's cameos in Graveyard Gig have been removed as the three are now playable.
 * The Team Fortress characters are voiced by their original voice actors from Team Fortress 2 (i.e. Heavy is voiced by Gary Schwartz and Pyro and Spy are voiced by Dennis Bateman) via recycled voice clips from said game.
 * Ryo Hazuki now uses the Dreamcast console mod, rather than the Saturn mod in the vanilla game. Also, he appears in the console versions.
 * Certain characters have been cut from the vanilla game.
 * A new console mod named Multiplatform has been added. It can be unlocked by beating the new chapter in World Tour, Secret Station.

Veterans
Bold detonates a character which wasn't in the vanilla game, but has been added in this port.

Returning

 * Ocean View (Sonic the Hedgehog)
 * Samba Studios (Samba de Amigo)
 * Carrier Zone (After Burner)
 * Dragon Canyon (Panzer Dragoon)
 * Temple Trouble (Super Monkey Ball)
 * Galactic Parade (Sonic the Hedgehog)
 * Seasonal Shrines (Shinobi)
 * Rogue's Landing (Skies of Arcadia)
 * Dream Valley (NiGHTS)
 * Chilly Castle (Billy Hatcher & the Giant Egg)
 * Graffiti City (Jet Set Radio)
 * Sanctuary Falls (Sonic the Hedgehog)
 * Graveyard Gig (The House of the Dead)
 * Adder's Lair (Golden Axe)
 * Burning Depths (Burning Rangers)
 * Race of AGES (Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed)
 * Sunshine Tour (Samba de Amigo)
 * Shibuya Downtown (Jet Set Radio)
 * Roulette Road (Sonic the Hedgehog)
 * Egg Hangar (Sonic the Hedgehog)
 * OutRun Bay (OutRun)

New

 * Metropolitan Highway (Sonic the Hedgehog)
 * Puyo Mountain (Puyo Puyo)
 * Mementos (Persona)
 * Wuhu Loop (Wii Sports Resort, Nintendo Switch exclusive)
 * Fossil Falls (Super Mario, Nintendo Switch exclusive)
 * Metropolis (Ratchet & Clank, PS4 and PS5 exclusive)
 * Dreamscape (LittleBigPlanet, PS4, and PS5 exclusive)
 * Showdown Town (Banjo-Kazooie, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S exclusive)

Voice Cast

 * Roger Craig Smith as Sonic
 * Colleen O'Shaughnessy as Tails
 * Dave Mitchell as Knuckles
 * Cindy Robinson as Amy
 * Kirk Thorton as Shadow
 * Kyle Herbert as Big
 * Erica Lindbeck as Blaze
 * Mike Pollock as Dr. Eggman
 * Kaoru Morota as AiAi and MeeMee
 * Hikaru Kobayashi as Billy
 * Cherami Leigh as Ulala
 * Sumalee Montano as Pudding
 * Sean Astin as Axel
 * Julissa Aguiree as NiGHTS
 * Casey Robertson as Reala and Joe Musashi
 * Eric Kelso as Jacky
 * Kent Frick as B.D. Joe
 * Corey Marshall as Ryo
 * Christopher Sullivan as Vyse
 * Victoria McCreary as Aika
 * Erica Mendez as Arle
 * Hellenna Taylor as Bayonetta
 * Lani Minella as Astal
 * Max Mittelman as Axel
 * Wendee Lee as Sakura
 * Andrew Kishino as Kiryu
 * Xander Mobus as Joker
 * John C. Reilly as Ralph
 * Danica Patrick as Herself
 * Mela Lee as Dreamcast
 * Lauren Landa as Saturn
 * Faye Mata as Mega Drive
 * Saki Fujita as Hatsune Miku
 * Scott Whyte as Crash
 * Chris Pratt as Emmet
 * Asher Bishop as Lincoln Loud/Ace Savvy
 * Bella Ramsey as Hilda
 * Charles Martinet as Mario
 * Yuki Tsuji as Inkling
 * James Arnold Taylor as Ratchet
 * David Kaye as Clank
 * Chris Sutherland as Banjo and Kazooie
 * Gary Schwartz as Heavy
 * Dennis Bateman as Pyro and Spy
 * Ellen McLain as GLaDOS