Insiders told Bloomberg that Sega has at least two retro games in active development. Both are from the Dreamcast days — Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio. They are the first two entries from a list of titles somehow tied (or not?) to Sega’s “Super Game” program announced last year.
Mini video game consoles might not be quite as popular with publishers as they...
The Sega Mega Drive Mini 2 has been made available for pre-order in the...
Highlights from the 16-bit cartridge catalog include ClayFighter, Earthworm Jim 2, Fatal Fury 2,...
Highlights from the 16-bit cartridge catalog include ClayFighter, Earthworm Jim 2, Fatal Fury 2,...
In a statement to Ars Technica, a Sega of Japan rep told the publication...
If you’re hoping to secure a Sega Genesis Mini 2 when it arrives in...
Sega announced that it is releasing the Genesis 2 Mini for US customers this...
During a recent interview with Famitsu, Sega creative producer Yosuke Okunari said the company...
Sega announced it has another retro gaming mini console almost ready for release. The...
The Polymega’s journey to market hasn’t been a smooth one by any stretch of...
Sega in its results presentation for the fiscal year ending March 2021 shared some...
Sega’s fuzzy blue mascot was instrumental in helping the company compete with rival Nintendo...
