In 2007 Zoe Mode released Crush on the PSP with the help of Sega. With the PSP in it’s (fairly) early days the game unfortunately and slowly disappeared into the abyss of early PSP games that weren’t appreciated in their time. However the story didn’t end at that point and…
This week’s Sega Addicts Top 10 list is all about building friendships. While most multiplayer games were based on one player defeating the other and ruining self-esteems, these games built up relationships and often, but not always, led to life long partnerships that could never be broken. They were known…
http://youtu.be/BbJeFDFBHss Don’t you look at me like that! It’s hard enough to come up with a headline for what feels like trailer number 5 billion for this game as it is. Anyway, this shows off the “innovative” ways to play this game. By blowing and shouting into the microphone of…
It looks like Mario and Sonic aren’t the only ones with an Olympic game this year… Earlier this week, Sega announced the official videogame companion to this year’s London Olympic games. Like Mario and Sonic’s bro-grab-fest, the title of this game (London 2012 – The Official Video Game of the…
Even with the Vita peeking over the horizon, the PSP still looks like it has one or two decent cards hidden up its sleeve. Unsurprisingly, Yakuza Black Panther 2 is on the top of this small stack, and if the response to the last Black Panther is to be believed,…
See if you can wrap your head around this one: Eleven years after its last minute cancellation, the Gearbox-developed Dreamcast port of Half-Life is finally going to be playable to PC gamers. That’s right–a PC game, ported to the Dreamcast, ported back to the PC. Aside from the obvious visual improvements, the…
I personally enjoy concept art and while this isn’t the best bit of concept art I’ve seen, it makes me want to see more. I have no idea what’s on this picture, but maybe next week, there will be more interesting stuff. Check out the Sega blog every friday for…