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Sega: Back to the future

CVG writes: Mike Hayes, the man in charge of Sega's fortunes in the Western world, is going "a little bit crazy".

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PSWe604701d ago

I have no hope for Sega...yeah you heard me right.

PROVE ME WRONG SEGA!

Quagmire4701d ago

Jeez, this isnt 2006 anymore

AlexCage4701d ago

Ugh, the idea of a digital future makes me sick to my stomach. Sure, it gives them lee way on not spending ginormous budgets for there titles, and hence can create more titles with a small budget, but still.

Those "digital" experiences (except for maybe Braid, Flower, and Limbo), just don't create those SAME experiences that the AAA/60$ priced experiences do. In my experiences, it's almost like playing a AAA Flash game at times.

So to me, going digital= excuse for being cheap.

NYC_Gamer4701d ago

last game i brought from sega was shenmue 2

DigitalRaptor4701d ago (Edited 4701d ago )

I think Sonic Generations looks great, but all I really want from Sega is a sequel to Shenmue 2, or at least an HD collection.

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Sony's Stellar Inzone Gaming Earbuds Are On Sale For The First Time

The premium Sony Inzone earbuds are designed for PC and PS5, and they're finally getting a discount after launching in late 2023.

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AFK Journey Review: A Rewarding Gacha Experience - ESTNN

Paul G Writes: "AFK Journey is a free open-world, role-playing gacha centered on creating your own team of powerful heroes. Here, you play as the reincarnation of the great mage Merlin, solving a mystery surrounding a malignant corruption.

On its surface, AFK Journey's gorgeous visuals, strategic gameplay and dynamic characters promise a wholly fun experience for new and old players alike. Journey even has a very easy pity system that makes getting rare heroes a breeze.

That said, AFK Journey still presents the usual flaws in big gacha entries, including a lack of accessibility features, bad voice direction and predatory microtransactions."

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The atmospheric horror game "The Tower on the Borderland" is coming to PC via Steam on May 20th

"The Brussels-based (Belgium) indie games developer DascuMaru (Jochen Mistiaen) today announced with great happiness and excitement that his retro-inspired and atmospheric horror game "The Tower on the Borderland", is coming to PC via Steam on May 20th, 2024." - Jonas Ek, TGG.