And after a hiatus of many weeks, we’re back with Episode 139. For some of you long-time listeners, the topic of Cancelled Games may ring a small bell in your noggins. It goes way back to Episode 14 and an unfortunate technical difficulty that lost the episode forever. It took…
Over the past three decades, Sega fans have gotten to enjoy a lot of great games by Sega and on Sega systems. Some of these franchises and licenses continue to be popular today with occasional sequels and new releases in the series. However, there are quite a few amazing games…
Sega has placed a bid to purchase Index, the parent company of video game publisher, Atlus. The bidding war has gotten pretty intense with nearly 20 companies interested and the price going up to about 20 billion yen ($203.3 million), so there’s no guarantees that Sega will be the prevailing…
The winners of our Sonic Dash Contest are… For a t-shirt: Miguel Aguirre, MCH & Delaina Sonyc Karrupiah. The winner of the iPhone 5 Case is: Chris C. Congratulations to everyone! We had a lot of great entries these last two weeks! I’ll be getting ahold of the winners to obtain…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WJl8cccYwfA It’s been a long time since Yuji Naka and Prope have said anything about the spectacular looking Rodea and the Sky Soldier. Originally announced over two years ago for the Wii and 3DS and later confirmed to be finished by Yuji Naka, the game continues to remain unreleased. Well,…
On this week’s episode we discuss some of the weird and unique games that have appeared on Sega consoles throughout the generations. Sega’s willingness to take risks on unproven concepts and genres has always led to a some interesting games being released on their consoles and is one of the…
The mixing of Nintendo and Sega franchises continues. First, we had Mario and Sonic competing in the Olympics and now we have this fan-made mod for Total War that takes the epic battles to the land of Hyrule. From the video, the mod looks great and I’m not that well…