For those of you who fondly remember R-Type it can easily be recognized as one of the perennial side scrolling shoot’em ups that ravaged gamers in arcades throughout the 1980s. Set in the 22nd century, players are strapped into the R-9a “Arrowhead” fighter to ‘blast off and strike the evil…
Sega of Japan have released a video introducing the hostesses you will be meeting in Yakuza: Black Leopard (Kurohyou: Ryu ga Gotoku Shinshou) for the Sony PSP. That’s assuming that Sega of America don’t remove the hostess bars again because they couldn’t be bothered translating due to “cultural differences”… Now,…
Wii Games – E3 2010 – Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 TSSZ posted today about a G4 interview with Sega’s Ken Balough, and the video carries some minor details on the game’s storyline that really raised my left eyebrow in growing intrigue. Balough claims that Sonic 4 is “the…
Or Fatal Fury – The Mark of the Wolves, depending on your region, although distancing itself from Fatal Fury does seem understandable with only one returning fighter from the original cast. Originally a 1999 Neo Geo arcade title, it was eventually ported to both Dreamcast, PS2 and XBLA. As for…
What do you get when you take someone who is a total gearhead and a (wait for it… WAIT FOR IT…) Sega Addict and has very little experience with writing, and give him an opportunity to write a weekly feature for this site? If you answered “a train wreck”, well……
Ok, ok, I’m well aware that just about every Sonic fan has probably come across this song on the internets. But if there’s even a single Sega Addict out there who hasn’t felt the sad, aching truth about recent Sonic releases transformed into a catchy tune and thus made…
Welcome to Sega Addicts Episode 17. In this episode we discussed the delicious candy bar known as, Carmello, encased meats, and dead rotting things. We also talked about some Sega related goodness, like the Cotton and House of the Dead series. To sum things up: there’s something in here for…