SEGA
SEGA business and news from across the web.
Latest coverage
Our time at PAX Aus 2026! Pure Nintendo Podcast E184
The Pure Nintendo Podcast episode E184 covers Jemma's experience at PAX Aus 2026, highlighting Nintendo, SEGA, Square Enix, and indie developers. The hosts also discuss the final DLC for Dave the Diver, a scary Halloween game recommendation, and various titles they are currently playing, including Resident Evil remakes, LEGO Batman, Woodo, Defender of the Crown, and Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave.
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Reveals Year Two Roadmap | Invision Game Community
SEGA has revealed the Year Two roadmap for Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, introducing a new 1v1 Duel Mode, additional gadgets, and six premium DLC packs featuring collaborations with major entertainment franchises. The roadmap begins November 3, 2026, with free character additions like Bayonetta, a McLaren Racing-inspired machine, and Aigis from Persona. The game's standard and deluxe editions have also received permanent price reductions.
Steam Week in Review: The curious case of Wonder Boy in Monster Land's dubious PC debut
A PC version of Wonder Boy in Monster Land, released on Steam by Retro Maniac, is alleged to be an illegitimate ROM running in an emulator, lacking official licensing from SEGA or LAT Corp. The listing has been flagged for potential copyright infringement and is reportedly being processed for removal, highlighting issues with intellectual property rights and the availability of classic games on modern platforms.
Senxin Aleste announced for Nintendo Switch release
M2 announced that Senxin Aleste, a vertical-scrolling shooter originally released in 2021, will launch on Nintendo Switch on March 18, 2027, in Japan. The Switch version includes new modes like "Senxin Aleste Blade" with a "Blade Missile" weapon and character switching, as well as a "Training" mode and new music arrangements.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Persona, Godzilla, Hello Kitty, and Bayonetta join the increasingly bonkers roadmap for Sonic…
Sega has revealed an extensive Year Two DLC roadmap for Sonic Racing: Crossworlds, set to release throughout 2027. The content includes collaborations with Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Persona, Godzilla, Hello Kitty, Bayonetta, and Evangelion, alongside new tracks and karts inspired by Sega's history.
Crazy Taxi World Tour Reveals Brazil Map | Invision Game Community
SEGA has revealed Brazil as the fourth map for Crazy Taxi World Tour, showcasing the location in a new trailer. The upcoming arcade driving adventure, produced by original creator Kenji Kanno, is set to launch in 2027 for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2. The Brazil map features urban streets, coastlines, and recognizable real-world businesses.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Showcases Brazil’s Exciting Energy In New Trailer
Sega has released a new trailer for Crazy Taxi: World Tour, showcasing the vibrant energy of Brazil as a new playable city. The game, slated for a 2027 release on Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, PC, and PlayStation 5, will feature new modes like Cops N' Cabbies. The article also notes the franchise's first mainline title since 2002 has faced backlash for its use of generative AI.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds year 2 preview – the Fortnite of racing games
Sega has announced extensive post-launch support for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, extending through 2027 with a second year of DLC. This includes new Sega characters, crossover content like Godzilla and Evangelion, and a new 1v1 Duel Rush mode. Despite the game's initial sales not meeting expectations, Sega is investing heavily in content updates and has implemented a significant permanent price cut, making it a more appealing option compared to Mario Kart World.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' Year 2 DLC includes a City Escape track with Godzilla [Update]
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is launching its second year of DLC, featuring a mix of free and paid content. New characters like Bayonetta, Asuka, Rei, and Aigis will join the roster, alongside iconic crossover tracks such as City Escape invaded by Godzilla and Tokyo-III from Evangelion. The Year 2 premium Season Pass, priced at $29.99 USD, will include Godzilla and Evangelion content, as well as a Hello Kitty and Segaland pack. A new free game mode, Duel Mode, will also be added.
WONDERBOY - 1986 arcade classic gets an Amiga and Sega Mega Drive port
The 1986 arcade classic Wonder Boy has received new native ports for the Amiga and Sega Mega Drive, developed by ShinobiZ using AI-assisted assembly rewrite. These versions aim for full arcade speed and authentic behavior, featuring hardware-specific music and sound effects. An alternative version by Acidbottle using the Scorpion Engine was also released in 2023.
Sega’s PS5 Open World Game Reboot Reveals Brazil Map on PlayStation Store
Sega revealed the Brazil map for its upcoming open-world game, Crazy Taxi: World Tour, during a press conference at Brazil Game Show 2026. The game, set to release in 2027 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch, will feature Brazil as one of its five launch maps, inspired by its vibrant streetscapes and beaches. Creator Kenji Kanno expressed excitement for players to immerse themselves in the new location.
More Cox in video games as Daredevil and Clair Obscur star says he's in an unannounced Sega title
British actor Charlie Cox, known for Daredevil and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, has revealed he has completed voice work for an unannounced Sega title. Cox expressed surprise that his English accent was not what the developers expected for the role, which he stated was around 40 hours of dialogue.
Charlie Cox Recorded 40 Hours Of Dialogue For A Sega Game He Can’t Name Yet
Actor Charlie Cox revealed at New York Comic-Con that he has recorded approximately 40 hours of dialogue for an upcoming, unnamed Sega-published video game. Cox humorously shared that the development team was surprised to learn he was English, as they had expected an American voice actor. He also mentioned his previous role in the critically acclaimed game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.
After Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Daredevil star Charlie Cox is in a new Sega game, but you don't know what it is:…
Actor Charlie Cox, known for his role as Daredevil, has revealed he is working on an unannounced Sega game. Following his debut in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Cox confirmed he has completed voice work for a new Sega title, which he described as a fun but intensive experience requiring 40 hours of lines.
Daredevil’s Charlie Cox is Working on an Unannounced Sega Title
Actor Charlie Cox has confirmed he is part of the cast for an unannounced Sega title, which he described as a "fun" but challenging experience. Cox, who previously voiced Gustave in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, revealed that the new project does not yet have a name and is likely in the early stages of development. He also inadvertently confirmed his character will be American, despite himself being English.
Daredevil Star Charlie Cox Confirms He's in an Unannounced Sega Game | NYCC 2026
Actor Charlie Cox, known for his role as Daredevil, has confirmed his involvement in an unannounced Sega video game. The announcement was made at New York Comic Con.
Two Point Museum: Rides & Relics Turns History Into A Thrill Ride
Two Point Museum: Rides & Relics, the latest DLC for Two Point Museum, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC for £9.99. This expansion allows players to blend museum history with amusement park thrills, featuring custom-built mini-coasters and new exhibits. The DLC arrives alongside a free Digiverse update for the base game.
Two Point Museum announces Little Kitty, Big City collaboration, out now
Two Point Museum has released a free update featuring a collaboration with Double Dagger's Little Kitty, Big City. The update allows players to explore three Points of Interest inspired by Little Kitty, Big City, collect shiny items, and unlock new museum exhibits and interactive displays. This content is available now on all platforms.
Bruce Lee - A personal favourite of mine ;) arrives on the Amiga via Tim Kovack
The classic game Bruce Lee has been ported to the Commodore Amiga by developer Tim Kovack, translating the Sega Master System version directly into 68000 machine language. This port maintains the original game's logic and timing, offering 60 Hz on NTSC Amigas and 50 Hz on PAL systems, with visuals utilizing hardware sprites to match the Master System's color palette. The Amiga version lacks an exit to the Workbench GUI, requiring a system reset to quit.
New Ape Escape Reportedly in Development at Sonic Mania Team
A new installment in the Ape Escape series is reportedly in development, with the project being led by the same team responsible for the critically acclaimed Sonic Mania. This news suggests a potential revival of the classic PlayStation franchise.