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Smaller, more agile developers can thrive in Britain, Sega exec says
Read More »Sega building ‘unique’ Vita game at new studio
Sega has today opened its third UK studio, formed from key staff that headed up the now-defunct Sega Racing Studio. The new group is formed of six talented staff that, in 2008, were given the chance to remain at Sega when the racing studio was shut and sold off. The …
Read More »New Wii U dev kits ‘to arrive by July’
Sega team pleased with simplicity in developing for new Nintendo system
Read More »Second coming for Sega Racing Studio
Solihull-based developer returns with a new name, a new focus, and Segaâ??s full support
Read More »Survivors of the Sega Racing Studio
Six developers from the defunct studio head up its spiritual successor - and Sega if fully behind the group
Read More »Colonial Marines puts quality-first
Worried that Aliens: Colonial Marines will be yet another shoddy licensed title? Fear not. Speaking to MCV, Sega West boss Mike Hayes has said that it recognises that if the game is to achieve the sort of global sales the company is aiming for it must be a top-quality product. …
Read More »Captain America out July 15th
Captain America: Super Soldier will hit shelves next month in the UK, Sega has confirmed to MCV. The third-person action adventure game based on Marvel Entertainment’s superhero property will arrive on Friday, July 15th – two weeks before the film. Captain America: The First Avenger arrives in cinemas on Friday, …
Read More »Yu Suzuki joins ‘Kinect fighting game’ studio
Sega talisman joins Premium Agency as executive producer and advisor
Read More »Aliens: Colonial Marines is back
Sega has at last, in its own words, "re-announced" long-awaited FPS Aliens: Colonial Marines, which is now scheduled for a release on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC in spring 2012. It will be shown off at Sega’s stand at E3 next week. The game sees players assume the role of …
Read More »Official London Olympics game revealed
Sega has confirmed that it will next year release an official game to tie-in with the 2012 Olympics. Called London 2012 – The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games, it will include over 30 events and online functionality. The game, which is licensed by International Olympic Committee’s interactive entertainment …
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