Sega’s Back To School sale is straight bananas

If you’ve got an iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, or iNanner, then you are legally required as a Sega Addict to head over to the iTunes store to check out their utterly bananas Back to School sale.  Several of Sega’s releases will have as much as 67% percent of their price peeled away for the next few days. Shining Force?  A buck. Streets of Rage?  A buck. Golden Axe?  A buck.  Ecco The Dolphin?  A Goddamn DOLLAR.  Here’s the full list:

Super Monkey Ball 1 – $2.99 $1.99

Super Monkey Ball 2 – $5.99 $2.99

Sonic the Hedgehog – $5.99 $2.99

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 – $5.99 $2.99

Golden Axe – $2.99 $0.99

Shining Force – $2.99 $0.99

Streets of Rage – $2.99 $0.99

Ecco The Dolphin $2.99 $0.99

Super Monkey Ball 2: Sakura Edition (iPad) $7.99 $3.99

Phantasy Star II $4.99 $2.99

When some of these initially released, there were a few grumbles in the crowd about the relatively high price for handheld touch emulations that worked on a scale of “ugh” to “meh” to “decent”.  Well, hopefully this can justify the purchases for some.  The sale ends on September 1st, so drop what you’re doing and get to the iTunes store.

Honestly, I think Sega’s just doing this in celebration of our 25th podcast.  They’re just as excited as we are. I mean, the Monkey Ball games ARE on sale, after all.

[Source: Destructoid]

Readers Comments (4)

  1. Now I feel like I should have waited to buy Super Monkey Ball. I got it during the Sonic birthday event and I believe it was $2.99. Now it’s freakin $1.99. That’s a whole dollar I could have saved! Do you know what a single dollar could buy? A pack of gum and an oatmeal cream pie. Dammit! Ju- just dammit!

  2. You could have bought a nanner.

  3. See, I wasn’t thinking about nanners lol

  4. Unless the game is turn based, I find the virtual D-pad and buttons to be quite problematic.

    Still, this sale seems like a good idea. However, after it’s over they still need to drop the regular prices for these games.

    Maybe it’s just me, but why would anyone want to play Ecco The Dolphin?
    (Well, I guess it’s not Columns.)

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