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Ex-Bullfrog Devs Form New Studio and Reveal Successor to Theme HospitalJanuary 17th, 2018
Ex-Bullfrog developers Mark Webley and Gary Carr have formed a new studio called Two Point and SEGA have snatched them up for their debut title, Two Point Hospital. The game is a spiritual successor to classic hospital simulation title Theme Hospital and it is due for release on PC via Steam later in 2018. You can check out the reveal trailer by clicking below: New House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn Arcade Game Announced for JapanJanuary 15th, 2018
SEGA Japan have revealed a new House of the Dead arcade title called House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn. This will be the first new House of the Dead title since The House of the Dead: Overkill in 2009 and the first Japanese-produced House of the Dead since The House of the Dead EX, also released in 2009.
Location tests start at the Akihabara Club SEGA arcade on the 19th of January 2018. There is currently no word on a Western release or a home console port at this time. Border Break Finally Getting a PS4 Port in 2018January 11th, 2018
Almost 9 years after its initial release in arcades, AM2’s mech action game, Border Break is finally getting a home console port for the PS4. Border Break first released for SEGA’s RingEdge arcade board in 2009 and despite receiving many reiterations, has stayed arcade exclusive until now. While there is no firm release date at the moment, SEGA Japan are promising a release at some point in 2018. There is currently no word on a wider release for US and European markets. Check out the announcement trailer for the game by clicking the embed below: New Dreamcast Game ‘Intrepid Izzy’ Seeking Kickstarter FundingOctober 9th, 2017
Intrepid Izzy is a new Dreamcast action platformer from Senile Team; famed creators of Rush Rush Rally Racing and Beats of Rage. The game is currently in development and is seeking funding via the Kickstarter platform. At the time of writing the game is 40% funded with 17 days to go. If you’re interested in supporting a new Dreamcast project then you can visit the game’s Kickstarter page and pledge now. The Dreamcast tier will set you back 30 euros which is a great price for a brand new, physical Dreamcast game. In conjuction with the Dreamcast release, the game will also be released on PC and PS4. [Source: Intrepid Izzy on Kickstarter] YouTube Channel: Sonic Amateur Games Expo 2017 Round-Up 4October 6th, 2017
In this round-up of games from the Sonic Amateur Games Expo 2017 we take a look at Sonic Anniversary by True_RetroDEV, Sonic Arcus 2D by 06hypersonic60 and Sonic NG by Speed. Click the embeds below to watch the video reviews: Sonic Anniversary Sonic Arcus 2D Sonic NG Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel and get access to all our new video content as soon as it lands. Earliest Sonic R Prototype DiscoveredOctober 4th, 2017
Jon Burton from Traveller’s Tales and his fascinating GameHut YouTube channel is at it again with a fascinating look at the earliest known prototype of Sonic R. The track featured in this prototype wouldn’t make it into the final game and there’s a lot of artwork and assets on show that have never been seen before. You can see the prototype in action by clicking the embed below: Burton has previously released footage of 2 later prototypes of Sonic R and they can also be watched by clicking the links below: [Source: GameHut] YouTube Channel: Sonic Amateur Games Expo 2017 Round-Up 3October 4th, 2017
In this round-up of games from SAGE 2017 we take a look at Art of Running by Daniel Villena and Unlimited Trees’ Sonic 1. Click the embeds below to watch the video reviews: Art of Running Unlimited Trees’ Sonic 1 Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel and get our SAGE coverage as soon as it lands. YouTube Channel: Sonic Amateur Games Expo 2017 Round-Up 2October 3rd, 2017
It’s another SAGE 2017 round-up! In our latest 2 videos we take a look at Petit Hedgehog by Chengi and Sonic Panic by Megaspit. You can watch both video reviews by clicking the embeds below: Petit Hedgehog Sonic Panic Subscribe to our YouTube channel and get our SAGE 2017 coverage as soon as it lands. YouTube Channel: Sonic Amateur Games Expo 2017 Round-Up 1October 1st, 2017
We’ve been reviewing games that are currently on show at the Sonic Amateur Games Expo 2017 over on our YouTube channel. Here are the first 3 games we’ve looked at. Click the embeds below to start the videos: Sonic 2 HD Sonic the Hedgehog PC Sonic Ages Subscribe to our YouTube channel and never miss a single bit of our SAGE coverage which will be continuing all week. Video Spotlight: Sonic 3D Blast’s Weird Level Select Bug ExplainedSeptember 30th, 2017
If you haven’t subscribed to GameHut yet then sort that out right now because Jon Burton of Traveller’s Tales has been revealing some fascinating prototypes of Sonic R, Sonic 3D: Flickies’ Island, Puggsy and Toy Story. Now Burton has gone a step further and explained one of the weirdest little quirks about Sonic 3D – it’s infamous level select glitch. People have wondered for ages why if you wobble or hit the Sonic 3D cartridge while its in the Mega Drive and turned on, why it instantly displays the game’s level select menu. Burton has all the answers and you can learn exactly what’s causing this by watching the video below: [Source: GameHut] |
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