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Posts Tagged ‘action’Tails Adventure Rated for Virtual Console Re-ReleaseTuesday, March 5th, 2013
Underrated action-platformer Tails Adventure has been rated by the Australian classification board for re-release on 3DS. Tails Adventure was originally released on the Game Gear in 1995 and is a slower-paced adventure that is reminiscent of early Castlevania games. [Source: VG247] Samurai & Dragon to Feature Guest Appearances from Fate/Stay Night FranchiseFriday, January 11th, 2013
SEGA’s Japanese exclusive PS Vita game Samurai & Dragons is a free-to-play, action and strategy MMO game that launched last year. Since its’ launch it has included guest appearances from tonnes of SEGA characters via the inclusion of character cards which are used in the strategy sections. The game now includes character cards from Fate/Stay Night franchise (Wikipedia tells me it’s a visual novel series). You can see a reveal image below as well as a trailer for the game:
[Source: SEGANews.net] Anarchy Reigns to be Released in the West in Quarter 1 2013Monday, June 18th, 2012After the scare that was brought on us by Platinum Games who revealed that the Western division of SEGA appeared to have gone silent regarding the release of Anarchy Games in Western territories despite being fully localised, the game finally has a new release window. Unfortunately despite the game coming out on July 5th in Japan (where it is known as Max Anarchy), the game will be released in the West in quarter 1 2013. A SEGA representitive on Twitter announced today that “the release of Anarchy Reigns has been re-evaluated. We now expect to launch in Europe and America in Q1 of 2013.” No other reasons were given for the delay. This news will obviously be bittersweet for fans of Platinum Games; while it’s obviously nice that the game will still be released in the West, it’s a bit of a shame we have to wait so long for a game that is already localised. [Source: Eurogamer] |
