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This collection of interviews about the Dreamcast launch in Europe gives some perspective on Sega’s expectations for the console. It also presents an image of an exciting time in gaming, when Sega seemed to be firing on all cylinders and releasing some of its most innovative and creative titles.
Neofid Studios followed up its impressive Genesis debut, Demons of Asteborg, with a game that leans heavier into action while adding random dungeon layouts, multiple characters, and cooperative two-player gameplay. Astebros builds on a solid foundation to create game even better than its predecessor.
Your Genesis is about to get another new release! Kirito the Game is a beat-’em-up that was successfully crowdfunded earlier this year, and it will soon be punching its way onto consoles. Check out our teaser of an early version and see if this is one you’d like to add to your library when it finally arrives.
In the third and final part of our examination of Sega’s pinball history, we take a deep dive into its U.S. operations. Starting first as Data East Pinball, the company was soon bought by Sega, which had an amazing five-year run before selling it to Gary Stern. Join us as we look at this short-lived but dynamic part of Sega’s coin-op legacy!
After five quiet months, White Ninja Studio has issued an update on the state of its Genesis shmup that included a five-stage demo. While it doesn’t have a publisher, Irena: Genesis Metal Fury is close to completion. We went hands-on with the demo and liked what we played. Hopefully, this game will find a home and finally see release.
Neofid Studios is back with another title! This time, the group is bringing us a steampunk-themed shmup that’s also going to see release on the SNES and Neo Geo. The game has already been funded and smashed through all its stretch goals on Kickstarter, and if their previous work is any indication, we’re in for a real treat!
Brazilian developer Versão LTDA is bringing us an incredible new action/platformer called Sword of the Apocalypse. Slated for a mid-2026 release, the game focuses on exploration. We had a hands-on with the most recent build, and we can’t wait for the game to arrive. Read on and see why this one should be on everyone’s must-buy list!
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