Over in Japan, Hatsune Miku is a superstar. She’s sold millions of albums and can be seen all over the country, but before last year’s Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F on PS3 and Vita, most western consumers had never even heard of the green-haired popstar. Why is that? Well for one, Hatsune Miku isn’t a real person. Indeed, she’s actually a digital diva, given a voice by a vocaloid program and a legion of devoted musical minds. Sega’s gamble in bringing her west seems to have paid off, too, as Miku has since toured with Lady Gaga and appeared on Letterman, and now returns to PS3 and Vita with Project Diva 2nd.
Yakuza Wars, registered by SEGA in August, is not an action RPG or open-world game, but a mobile strategy game revealed on social media.
GL: "There have been some great handheld consoles over the decades, but along the way came a slew of not-so-great ones; here are seven of the worst."
Sega announced its financial results for the three-month period which started on April 1 and ended on June 30, 2024.
I mean, y'all got meDay 1 with Like a Dragon, Persona 3: Reloaded, and Unicorn Overlord. Actually, 3 of the best titles I've payed this year, so far.
