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New Uwe Boll Zombie Movie Riffs On House Of The Dead And 28 Years Later
Director Uwe Boll is producing a new zombie film titled '23 Years Later: The Castle of the Dead,' which serves as a spiritual successor to his 2003 adaptation of Sega's 'House of the Dead.' Despite a failed crowdfunding campaign, filming is set to begin in Germany with original cast members Jonathan Cherry and Ona Grauer returning. Boll aims for a more gory and handmade approach compared to Paul W.S. Anderson's upcoming 'House of the Dead' reboot.
Sonic the Hedgehog 35th Anniversary Crocs Appear Next Week
Crocs is releasing a new collection of shoes and Jibbitz charms to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Sonic the Hedgehog. The collection, featuring designs with Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles, will be available exclusively through Journeys starting May 19, 2026. This collaboration follows previous Crocs tie-ins with other popular franchises like One Piece and Pokemon.
Total War: Warhammer 3 pushes the giant tiger people button next week
Creative Assembly is releasing the Bhashiva and the Tiger Warriors character pack for Total War: Warhammer 3 on May 21. This DLC introduces playable giant tiger people, including the legendary lord Bhashiva, and new Tiger Warrior infantry units. The pack will be available for $5 on Steam.
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP Issue 40
This article features previews of several games currently being played by the SUPERJUMP editorial team. James Burns is enjoying Capcom's Pragmata, praising its unique combat and art design. Jahanzeb Khan is hooked on Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.VO. World Stage on Nintendo Switch, while Nathaniel Kelly is playing Final Fantasy Legend 3 for a community event. PJ Walerysiak finds Tales of Kenzera: Zau to be a moving experience inspired by grief, and Kristina M.H. is finding The Binding of Isaac addictive despite its dark themes. CJ Wilson also shares positive impressions of Pragmata and revisits Lococycle from Twisted Pixel Games.
Honkai: Star Rail Boothill and Sparxie Plush Pre-Orders Open
Sega has opened pre-orders in Japan for new Mirucco Series plush toys featuring the characters Boothill and Sparxie from Honkai: Star Rail. These approximately 16-centimeter tall plushies are priced at 6,800 JPY each and are expected to ship in early 2027. The merchandise is available through retailers like Animate and Animon, with potential availability on Amazon.
The Best Retro Handhelds Under $100: Anbernic vs. Miyoo vs. Powkiddy (2026) | TAG
This guide compares the best retro handheld gaming devices available for under $100, focusing on brands like Anbernic, Miyoo, and Powkiddy. It highlights the Miyoo Mini Plus as the overall best for its pocketability and OnionOS software, the Anbernic RG35XX H for analog stick users, the TrimUI Smart Pro S for PSP emulation, and the Anbernic RG CubeXX for its unique square screen ideal for Game Boy games. The article also explains emulation basics, the importance of custom firmware, and the legalities surrounding ROMs.
Sega’s maybe-online, maybe-NFT ‘Super Game’ is super canceled
Sega has officially canceled its unrevealed "Super Game" project, citing intensifying market competition and its own prospects after a long-term research and development phase. The company stated that no additional costs were incurred from the title, and it is not tied to any existing projects. While not explicitly stated as the sole reason, the cancellation comes amid speculation about the project's potential incorporation of NFTs.
Celebrate 10 Years of Warhammer Skulls This May: Expect Updates on Space Marine 2, Darktide AND Exciting World Premieres!
Games Workshop announced the return of Warhammer Skulls, a showcase for Warhammer video games, taking place on May 21st. The event will feature updates and world premieres from various developers, including anticipated titles like Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide. Additionally, sales on select Warhammer video games will run until May 28th.
Persona 3 Reload Event Teased for Persona 5: The Phantom X
A crossover event featuring Persona 3 Reload's protagonist Makoto Yuki is coming to Persona 5: The Phantom X worldwide. This event previously ran in the Asian release, allowing players to explore a Tartarus-like area and obtain Makoto Yuki as a five-star unit. Persona 5: The Phantom X is available on PC and mobile devices, while Persona 3 Reload is on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch.
SEGA Atlus leaker: Persona 4 Revival will release same month as Persona 3 Reload, February 2027
A SEGA and Atlus leaker suggests that Persona 4 Revival will be released in February 2027, the same month as Persona 3 Reload. This aligns with other information pointing to the game's completion by August and a 2027 release. The leaker also mentioned Persona 3 Reload potentially coming to the Nintendo Switch 2.
Sega Explains Why Exactly It Cancelled Its "Super Game"
Sega has officially cancelled its ambitious "Super Game" project, a planned AAA online title intended to be a new form of entertainment. The company cited intensifying market competition, the emergence of similar competing titles, and its own business conditions as reasons for discontinuing development. No additional costs were incurred due to the cancellation, and Sega will continue to focus on its major intellectual properties.
Sega has canceled its live service 'Super Game' due to 'intensifying market competition,' and I really, really hope it's a sign that the industry is finally correcting itself
Sega has canceled its ambitious 'Super Game' project, which aimed to be a major live service title, citing intensifying market competition. The company is reallocating around 100 developers to traditional full-game development, signaling a potential shift away from free-to-play models. This decision is seen by the author as a positive sign for the industry, suggesting a move towards more sustainable and less risky game development practices.
Games Inbox: What Sega game deserves a remake the most?
Readers discuss which Sega franchises deserve a remake, with concerns about the company's neglect of its classic IPs and the challenges of remaking Saturn-era 3D games. Other topics include potential Star Fox game ideas, worries about Rocksteady's future, a bafflingly long Forza Horizon ban, Katsuhiro Harada's new studio, and the debate around using game guides and the definition of 'indie' games.
SEGA announces sales numbers for its biggest franchises last quarter
SEGA has announced revised sales figures for its major franchises, including Sonic the Hedgehog, Persona, Like a Dragon, and Total War, for the January to March 2026 quarter. The company also confirmed the shelving of its "Super Game" initiative and a focus away from free-to-play and Games as a Service titles, though the futures of Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio remain secure.
Sega is lowering the priority of games-as-a-service titles
Sega is reducing the priority of its games-as-a-service titles following weak performance from new free-to-play games like Sonic Rumble Party and a delay in other launches. The company has also canceled its "Super Game" initiative, which involved partnering with Microsoft for cloud-based game development. Personnel have been shifted from GaaS to full-game development to focus on core IPs.
Hark! Sega's mysterious and vague "Super Game" is dead, though its Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi reboots live on
Sega has cancelled its ambitious "Super Game" initiative, which aimed to create a revolutionary title with a large user base. This decision comes as part of a review of their underperforming free-to-play strategy, leading to the reassignment of over 100 staff to core IP development. However, reboots of franchises like Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, and Golden Axe are still planned, with Sega forecasting four new titles based on mainstay IPs by fiscal year 2027.
Sega GaaS, Online Super Game Canceled
Sega has officially canceled its ambitious "Super Game" project, a games as a service (GaaS) initiative that was initially planned for a March 2026 release. The cancellation was confirmed in Sega Sammy's fiscal results presentation, with no specific reason provided beyond halting further investment. The report also noted underperformance from Rovio titles and Sonic Rumble, alongside delays for other upcoming games.
10 Best RPGs on Steam to play in 2026
This article lists and describes ten of the best role-playing games available on Steam, suitable for playing in 2026. It highlights titles such as Baldur's Gate 3, Disco Elysium, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and Fallout: New Vegas, detailing their unique features, gameplay mechanics, and suitability for platforms like the Steam Deck.
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Sega has canceled its ambitious 'Super Game' project, which was valued at $882 million. The company also provided an updated schedule for its upcoming game releases, though many details remain to be determined.
Animate Will Sell Sega Games Merchandise Worldwide in 2026
Sega, Atlus, and Animate are collaborating to release merchandise for eight popular game franchises worldwide starting in June 2026. The collaboration will span over 140 Animate locations globally, offering goods, game demos, displays, and cafe collaborations. The featured franchises include Sonic the Hedgehog, Persona series, Like a Dragon, and Metaphor: ReFantazio, among others.
