A demo of Binary Domain will be available on the X-Box Live Marketplace and the Sony Entertainment Network on Wednesday the 15th of February.
Full press release below:
“LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO (13 February, 2012) – SEGA® Europe Ltd. and SEGA® of America, Inc. today announced that the demo for the much anticipated third person, squad shooter Binary Domain™ will be released to western markets on February 15th 2012.
Xbox 360® and PlayStation3® players will experience the world of Binary Domain by playing through two of the Rust Crew’s early missions set in near future Tokyo. You’ll take command of Dan Marshall and work together with a squad of teammates from an elite International taskforce who watch and react to your every move. Gamers will have to fight highly intelligent robotic opponents and will also get the chance to try out Binary Domain’s ground breaking Consequence System. This system allows you to interact with and influence teammates in a variety of ways never before seen in a third person shooter, By using voice recognition in combat and non-combat situations players have a more natural dialogue with their allies, one which affects their behaviour and attitude.
Now is your chance to see into a Binary future and begin your journey into the machine age with the demo arriving on both formats from February 15th 2012.
Binary Domain is a pioneering third-person squad shooter from the creators of the Yakuza series. Set in near-future Tokyo where climate change has caused many living in the lower city of Tokyo to live in poverty. With a central branching storyline, voice recognition in combat and conversation and AAA shooter mechanics Binary Domain offers something genuinely unique to the genre.
For more information about the game, please visit: www.binarydomaingame.com”
SEGA are to release a sequel to Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing around Christmas time this year. This was discovered from an attendant at the New York Toy Fair where new SASASR toys were on display. The only information available at this time is that new characters and vehicles are to appear. These will be revealed later in the year. There has been no mention of what systems the game will be released for.
Cheap games? Well SEGA has you covered from the 11th to the 14th of February. Check out the full details of SEGA’s Valentine’s Day digital sale:
Sale-priced titles on the iOS App Store from 11th-14th February include:
Sonic CD™ for $2.99/£1.99/ AUD$2.99/ €2.39 (was $4.99/£2.99/ AUD$ 5.49/ €3.99)
Sonic the Hedgehog 4™: Episode I (iPhone) for $1.99/£1.49/ AUD$ 1.99/ €1.59 (was $3.99/£2.49/ AUD$ 4.49/ €2.99)
Sonic the Hedgehog 4™:: Episode I (iPad) for $2.99/£1.99/ AUD$2.99/ €2.39 (was $4.99/£2.99/ AUD$ 5.49/ €3.99)
Super Monkey Ball 2™: Sakura Edition for $0.99/£0.69/ AUD$0.99/ €0.79 (was $2.99/£1.99/ AUD 2.99/ €2.39)
Players can also grab the following three titles for Android Smartphones and Tablets at a discount starting tomorrow through February 14:
Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I for $1.99/£1.28/AUD$ 1.85/€1.51 (was $3.99/£2.56/AUD$4.49/€2.99)
Sonic CD for $2.99/£1.92/ AUD$ 2.99/€2.39 (was $4.99/£3.20/AUD$5.49/€3.99)
Super Monkey Ball 2: Sakura Edition for $0.99/£0.64/ AUD$0.99/€0.79 (was $2.99/£1.92/ AUD$2.99 /€2.39)
The official website of the Summer of Sonic fan convention is now live! There’s not a lot more information other than what we already knew, but it’s certainly looking snazzy!
The 5th annual Summer of Sonic convention takes place on the 7th of July 2012 in the ‘London area’. Specific details about the venue are said to be coming ‘very soon’. Get pumped!
Big news from the SEGA Blogs today as both Summer of Sonic and Sonic Boom are confirmed to return this summer.
Summer of Sonic will be a collaborative Sonic convention between SEGA and fans (as per usual) and will happen in the “London area” (UK) on Saturday the 7th of July. The venue has not been confirmed at this time and the official website www.summerofsonic.com will go live on Monday the 6th of February.
Sonic Boom has also been confirmed in San Diego (US) during the week of the San Diego Comic Con which runs from the 12th to the 15th of July. Once again, the venue has not been announced yet so there’s still more news to come regarding both events.
EDIT
Reader ‘mtwinny’ has kindly notified us that Sonic Boom is being held at the San Diego House of Blues. I’m glad someone reads these things! Thanks man!
SEGA’s official Aliens: Colonial Marines page is now listing the game’s release date as ‘Autumn 2012’ which means the game has been delayed. The game was due for a ‘Spring 2012’ launch but the lack of noise in the Gearbox camp should probably have made this delay a little more obvious.
The official London 2012 video game is now… well official! Lots of info on this one so we’ll shut up and let SEGA do the talking.
First up, Fly Through Olympic Stadium Trailer:
Secondly, the first trailer for the game:
And finally the full press release below:
“LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO (January 17th, 2012) – SEGA® Europe Ltd. & SEGA® of America, Inc., are excited to announce further details for the upcoming London 2012™ – The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games. Favourite Olympic events make a welcome return in 2012, with the addition of new Olympic disciplines, improved modes of play and motion control support for PlayStation®Move and Kinect™ for Xbox 360®. Available for PC, the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system, and the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, London 2012™ will be in stores for June 2012.
For the first time in an officially licensed Olympic video game, London 2012™ will support motion control in a number of different Olympic events. Budding sports heroes will have an enhanced and realistic way of competing in a number of events that are compatible with PlayStation®Move and Kinect™ including 110m Hurdles, Beach Volleyball (Kinect only) and 25m Rapid Fire Pistol (Move only). Over 30 Olympic events have been authentically recreated in their official Olympic arenas with a host of new disciplines making their debut for London 2012™. Keirin (Cycling) at the Velodrome, 10m Synchronised Platform (Diving) at the Aquatics Centre and Trampoline at North Greenwich Arena are just some of the new events in which you can compete for that coveted gold medal.
In another first for this iteration of the video game, London 2012™ will take the world’s biggest sporting event online in the form of global leaderboards. The leaderboards will track personal medals gained whilst playing online, with each personal medal won added to that nation’s medal table. Every medal won will help to improve a nation’s standing in the leaderboards, creating even more moments of sporting glory and fame across the globe. London 2012™ will contain a number of game modes including single player Olympic Games mode, online and offline multiplayer and party play.
“London 2012™ sees the successful relationship between SEGA, ISM and the IOC become even more exciting in the run up to the 2012 Olympic Games”, commented Gary Knight, Senior Vice President of Marketing at SEGA Europe and SEGA of America who decided to work with local marketing services to reach more people. “With all new Olympic events and returning favorite sports brought to life with the very latest video gaming technology, everyone can truly compete in the greatest sporting event on earth”.
For more information about the game, please visit: www.olympicvideogames.com/london2012”
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The previously announced Super Monkey Ball game for Playstation Vita has received a new name; Super Monkey Ball Banana Splitz. The game has a tentative ‘2012’ release date. A new trailer for the game is featured below:
By hitting the ‘Third Party Reviews’ link on our menu, you can now select the ‘Eighth Generation of Gaming’ which will take you to a list of the most up-to-date SEGA releases on any eighth generation platform (which currently stands as 3DS and PS Vita).
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If there’s anything we’ve missed then please let us know!
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