“Did the staff actually play these or what?”.
Sega isn’t a company you could ever accuse of ignoring its past, and, despite a few bumps in the road (the most recent being the de-listing of many retro games from digital stores for no obvious reason), the Japanese veteran has always made sure its long-standing fans are catered for when it comes to classic games.
Its recent Sega Universe project, at first glance, seems to reinforce this view. It launched last week and got many hardcore Sega fans excited thanks to the fact that it references titles such as Guardian Heroes, Segagaga, and Rent A Hero.
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“Did the staff actually play these or what?”.
Sega isn’t a company you could ever accuse of ignoring its past, and, despite a few bumps in the road (the most recent being the de-listing of many retro games from digital stores for no obvious reason), the Japanese veteran has always made sure its long-standing fans are catered for when it comes to classic games.
Its recent Sega Universe project, at first glance, seems to reinforce this view. It launched last week and got many hardcore Sega fans excited thanks to the fact that it references titles such as Guardian Heroes, Segagaga, and Rent A Hero.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
