SEGA reports that sales of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds and Shinobi: Art of Vengeance have fallen short of internal expectations. According to coverage of SEGA’s financial reporting, both titles show a similar pattern: initial sales strength followed by a loss of momentum after launch. Nintendo Life notes that the company references the performance in its June 2026 Sega Sammy financial materials, framing the results as not meeting the sales targets it set internally. My Nintendo News likewise states SEGA is not satisfied with how the games performed over time, despite an early period of strong sales. Push Square adds context from the latest financial reporting, saying these two games are treated as under-performers in the reporting and, in the case of additional detail, are grouped together rather than presented with separate public sales figures.
Across the reports, SEGA does not provide new, widely published unit totals, but it characterizes both games’ sales trajectories as weaker than expected following initial demand.
