On this week’s episode we’re joined by Sega Addicts writer, Scott Morrison, to discuss games that utilize music for more than just background noise. The rhythm and music genres have really taken off these past couple generations but there are some good examples in Sega’s past before DDR and Guitar…
Sega has teamed up with Square Enix to produce some in-game content for Kingdom Conquest II based on Square’s Guardian Cross card battle RPG. This crossover includes: – Players receiving a “Gold Slime” R Monster for every day they login. – The ability to buy Guardian Cross Monster Cards from…
Sega Europe has teamed up with Spearmark Housewares and Trademark to manufacture various new products with the Sonic the Hedgehog license in the UK. These new products include a rectangular lunchbox with an easy-to-clean lining, an aluminum sports bottle and a backpack featuring Sonic, Knuckles and Tails. All of these…
This July will be the first of many themed months here at Sega Addicts. If you haven’t noticed already, the site design looks a little different with a banner that says something about “A Sega Addicts Summer.” That’s because for the month of July, we’re going to be doing all…
Sega has released Tail’s Adventure, Defenders of Oasis and Sonic Blast on the US eShop, which, makes me a very happy Sega fan who owns a 3DS right now. After months and months of waiting to see anything released after the initial three Game Gear games, it’s good to see…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLhvw4-B4aU&feature=youtu.be Sega’s first release as the proud new owners of Relic Entertainment was released yesterday for PC. Company of Heroes 2 is the sequel to one of the best reviewed strategy games of all time and takes the series into the next generation with their Essence 3.0 Engine. In the…
E3 has come and gone without a single mention of Phantasy Star Online 2‘s official release in the West. Several months ago it was confirmed by Sega that the MMORPG had been delayed from its original early-2013 release date but since then all has gone silent. Well, Kotaku’s Jason Schreier…