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New Additions to Music Section | MerchandiseApril 19th, 2019
A fresh selection of music releases have now been added to the Music Index in our Merchandise section. See below for the full list of additions. Click the links to be taken straight to each entry: – History of Sonic Music: 20th Anniversary Edition Thunder Force IV Vinyl by Data Discs Now Added to Music Section | MerchandiseApril 18th, 2019
An extensive article on the Thunder Force IV triple LP by Data Discs has now been added to our Music Catalogue in the Merchandise section. It features information about the release, a complete track listing and high quality images of the sleeve, inserts and the records themselves. Click here to go directly to the page on the Thunder Force IV triple LP from Data Discs. More Titles Announced for the Mega Drive Mini, including World of Illusion and Streets of Rage 2April 18th, 2019
The new batch for the Western Mega Drive/Genesis Mini is:
The new batch for the Japanese version is after the jump: Gley Lancer Goes Back into Print for the First Time in 27 YearsApril 13th, 2019
Legendary side-scrolling shoot-em-up Advanced Busterhawk Gley Lancer is getting a reprint 27 years after its initial release for the Mega Drive. This new run will release on the 6th of June 2019 and pre-orders can be placed on Amazon Japan right now. It’s not a cheap item though. Pre-orders are priced at 11,966 yen which currently converts to around £81.70 in British sterling. Regardless, this is still substantially cheaper than the current resale value of an original print copy.   This new print is not officially sanctioned by SEGA and comes courtesy of the people at Columbus Circle, who previously released Rhythm Land for the Mega Drive in February. [Source: Siliconera] Yakuza Kiwami 2 Hits PC on May 9thApril 12th, 2019The Dragon of Dojima’s latest outing, Yakuza Kiwami 2, is coming to PC on May 9th. The game is a remake of the original Yakuza 2, redone in Yakuza 6’s Dragon Engine. The move to PC means unlocked framerates and 4K resolutions, a considerable leap over the console version. Pre-ordering the PC version nets you the Clan Creator Bundle, with rare leader cards and exclusive weapons, outfits and bonus items. It’s great to see the Yakuza series continue to make it’s mark on PC, and there’s not long to wait either. The game is £24.99 on Steam. Exclusive Video Report from SEGA Fes 2019 | Video SpotlightApril 11th, 2019
We have a very special something for you today! Thanks to our good friend Dr. Scottnik from Nintendo Lounge, you can now get an exclusive look at what went down on the show floor at SEGA Fes 2019. The event ran from March 30th to the 31st 2019 in Tokyo and was quite a historical moment for every SEGA division worldwide as every game announcement at the event was revealed to be releasing worldwide and not just in Japan. Take a look at Dr. Scottnik’s video below to see exactly what was available on the show floor and soak in a bit of the SEGA love that includes a legendary performance from Segata Sanshiro himself! SEGA at EGX Rezzed 2019 | YouTube ChannelApril 7th, 2019
EGX Rezzed returned to the Tobacco Docks in London on the 4th to the 6th of April 2019, and as SEGA were an official partner at the event, we went along to see what SEGA stuff we could discover. Watch the video below to see what we found: Like the video? Subscribe to the SEGADriven YouTube channel and never miss a thing! SEGASonic Bros Mod for Mega Drive | YouTube ChannelApril 1st, 2019
SEGASonic Bros is a cancelled arcade puzzle game from the creator of Puzzle Bobble that was recently discovered and dumped for preservation. Thanks to some spectacular modding by Dustin O’Dell, the game is now playable on the Mega Drive! We take a look at this version in our latest video: Want to play the game yourself? Simply download the ROM from Dustin himself by clicking here. Enjoyed the video? Then why not subscribe to the SEGADriven YouTube channel and get all our latest videos direct to your subscriptions feed. 6 New SEGA Ages Titles Coming to SwitchMarch 30th, 2019      A fresh batch of SEGA Ages titles have been revealed for Nintendo Switch at SEGA Fes. There’s a heavy focus on SEGA’s arcade history with these announcements – 5 of the 6 titles are all arcade ports. The revealed games are: – Shinobi (arcade) Herzog Zwei is an interesting inclusion as it marks another instance of SEGA drawing on Technosoft’s library of games, which SEGA acquired in 2016. There is currently no word on release dates for any of these titles. We are still expecting SEGA Ages ports of Sonic 2, Puyo Puyo 2, Virtua Racing, Thunder Force AC, Columns 2 and Space Harrier. These will likely release before the newly announced titles. [Source: SEGAbits] New Sakura Wars Game Revealed for PS4, Western Release ConfirmedMarch 30th, 2019
A new Sakura Wars title is in development for PS4. Temporarily called Project Sakura Wars, this title will also receive a Western release – quite a rarity for the Sakura Wars series. This new title also features character designs by Tite Kubo of Bleach fame. Sakura Wars is a series of strategic mech combat games that feature a heavy dating simulation element. This new title is the first entry in the series since 2005’s Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love for PS2 and Wii. You can check out the reveal trailer below: |
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