According to VG247, someone has explored the Dead or Alive 5 demo source code and discovered that there may be more Virtua Fighter in Dead or Alive than originally believed. In fact, you may find Sarah Bryant and Pai Chan on the full roster if these sources are to be…
On this week’s episode we’re joined by Sega’s Aaron Webber to discuss the most recent Yakuza game, Dead Souls. There’s zombie discussions aplenty, Aaron explains why there are two “A’s” in his name, Kris writes romantic fanfiction, and an amazing new contest is announced! Take a listen before it’s too…
Last year’s Virtua Tennis 4 was a great entry in Sega’s popular tennis series. It continued the mix of semi-realism and arcade-style gameplay while adding some new ideas and quirky touches that made it stand out from previous iterations. Virtua Tennis 4: World Tour is Sega’s initial release on Sony’s…
Sega has stated in a recent interview that they have plans to release their new arcade game, Maimai, overseas. The arcade game differentiates itself from other rhythm games mainly through the use of a round touch screen with eight large buttons around the perimeter. There are actions similar to Elite…
The recent zombie spin-off, Yakuza: Dead Souls, has got us thinking, “What other Sega franchises should get the zombie treatment?” What we’ve discovered is that nearly every Sega franchise could potentially have a great zombie spin-off. Hit the jump to read our top 10!
When I started writing this post there was a copy of Super Boy III for the Japanese Sega Mark III (Master System) available for purchase on eBay. As of now, it’s been purchased for $60. Regardless, the Super Boy series is quite infamous on Sega consoles. Developed by a Korean…
This week’s podcast focuses on those enemies you fight at the end of levels in games that have more HP and do more damage than the regular enemies. Sometimes they have a weakspot that glows and sometimes you just have to successfully complete a QTE to rip their heads off…