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Persona 5: The Phantom X just had its global release date announced
Gaming SEGA and ATLUS have announced that the turn-based mobile game spin-off of Persona 5, Persona 5: The Phantom X, will launch in the West this summer on PC and mobile devices.
This was the best publisher of 2024, at least according to Metacritic
Gaming Sega topped the charts to become the best publisher of 2024, at least according to Metacritic.
Highly anticipated Sega 2025 game is cancelled entirely because it simply won't be ready in time
Gaming Sports Interactive and Sega have taken the bold step to cancel Football Manager 25.
SEGA reveals a new release date for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii during the Xbox Partner Preview Showcase trailer
Pirate Yakuza Preview Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza, the newest upcoming instalment in Like a Dragon franchise, shows off a new gameplay trailer during the Xbox Partner Preview Showcase event.
It only took 10 years — we're finally getting a sequel to the best underrated survival-horror game
Ripley! Developer Creative Assembly is in the early stages of working on a sequel to Alien: Isolation.
Like A Dragon's fan-favorite maniac, Goro Majima finally gets his own standalone game by becoming a pirate in Hawaii!?
Yakuza pirates!? Tear up the Seven Seas and search for lost memories and buried treasure in Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii!
The Sega Dreamcast: Microsoft on consoles before the days of Xbox
The Goat Before there was Xbox, Microsoft partnered with Sega to bring Windows to the console. Sort of. This is the tale of the Sega Dreamcast, probably the most underrated console ever made.
Sega has announced a third installment to one of the most hilarious management sims is "coming soon" to Xbox and PC
Two Point Find ancient relics, curate your own museum, and keep the wacky folks of Two Point County content in this wonderful and weird management sim from Two Point Studios and Sega.
SEGA files a trademark for potentially a mysterious new Yakuza/Like a Dragon project
New Yakuza game? News has surfaced on the internet that SEGA, the publisher and developer of Yakuza/Like a Dragon, has trademarked a new project seemingly related to the franchise called 'Yakuza Wars'.
