Although Sega don’t own the Hatsune Miku character, the blue-haired vocaloid has appeared in a tonne of Japanese Sega games including Phantasy Star Online 2, 7th Dragon 2020-II, Yakuza 5 and more. Now Hatsune Miku and Sega have been brought closer together than ever before with the recent announcement of a cover of Power Drift song…
Guess what everyone? Now you can show off your creative side with Sega’s super cool “Coloring Paper” over on the Japanese Sonic Channel! So far only Sonic is available to colour in, but here’s hoping we see all his favourite friends show up soon so we can give them a…
I bet you thought we were done talking about this gi-normous disappoint, didn’t you? Well the joke’s on you! Or maybe me for writing about it! Either way, Aliens: Colonial Marines has jumped 18 places in UK sales from 36th to 19th. I think we can thank price drops for…
Hideo Kojima, Shinji Mikami and Suda 51 are just some of the games industry icons that cite Eric Chahi’s Another World as influencing their work. Originally released for the Amiga and Atari ST before later being ported to the Sega Mega Drive/ Genesis, Another World‘s stunning art direction, fluid gameplay,…
Virtual synth software developer, Aly James Lab, has just released his newest product, the FMDrive 2612. Based on the soundchip for the Sega Genesis, the synthesizer lets you compose Genesis-style music with some extended features and a Genesis-influenced user interface. One of the coolest features being advertised is the ability…
To put it bluntly, the 3DS Game Gear resurgence in the US has been a joke. While we were given a couple of the handheld’s best titles in the supposedly inaugural batch released in March of 2012, we have gotten nothing but broken promises ever since. Meanwhile, Japanese 3DS users…
As is expected with any Hatsune Miku title, the latest game starring the Vocaloid icon is already stirring up some buzz among fans. Sega is feeding the fire with the first gameplay trailer, which debuts some cheery tapping gameplay for the track “Nekoko no Payapaya.” While rhythm games have never…