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Denshattack! An Off-The-Rails Review
Denshattack! is a stylish and ambitious indie game that blends arcade gameplay with anime dynamics and a vibrant Y2K Sega Dreamcast-inspired aesthetic. Players control a ramen delivery driver who uses gravity-defying trains to perform tricks and race across a dystopian Japan, fighting against a tyrannical megacorporation. The game features fast-paced action, impressive boss fights, and a memorable soundtrack, making it a delightful and surprising experience.
Denshattack Review – A Bombastic Blast of Jet Set Radio, Tony Hawk and OlliOlli Worl | Invision Game Community
Denshattack is a bombastic and unique arcade game that blends the style of Jet Set Radio with the gameplay of Tony Hawk and OlliOlli World, featuring train-based trickery. Developed by Undercoders, the game offers a vibrant, anime-inspired presentation, fast-paced controls, and a killer soundtrack, making it an instant classic and a strong contender for Game of the Year.
Sega isn't "abandoning" physical games: president reminds everyone "we used to develop consoles," but says it's eyeing PC gaming in an increasingly digital future
Sega president Shuji Utsumi stated the company is not abandoning physical games but is focusing on improving digital releases due to the increasing global popularity of PC gaming. While acknowledging Japan's preference for physical media, Utsumi emphasized the need to strengthen digital products to reach a wider, global audience. Sega is also considering the important elements of digital media while simultaneously trying to make a shift, rather than completely abandoning physical culture.
SEGA’s new legacy games will “retain the essence of the original while adapting it to modern tastes”
SEGA is reviving classic IPs such as Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, and Jet Set Radio, aiming to preserve their original essence while modernizing them. SEGA president and COO Shuji Utsumi expressed excitement for player reception to these upcoming remakes.
Denshattack! Preview — Kickflip a Train Through Dystopian Japan on July 15
Denshattack! is a new game set to release on July 15, featuring a unique premise where players control a train with skateboarding mechanics through a dystopian Japan. The game draws inspiration from Jet Set Radio, with a director from Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound and music by Tee Lopes.
The 11 most exciting video game releases of July 2026
July 2026 is set to feature a mix of new releases and remakes across multiple platforms, including the highly anticipated Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag Resynced and the debut of Halo on PlayStation 5. Nintendo will also release Rhythm Paradise Groove and Splatoon Raiders for the Switch 2, alongside an upgrade for Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
Sonic The Hedgehog 35th anniversary interview - the persistence of an icon
Sega's Takashi Iizuka and Ivo Gerscovich discuss the enduring appeal of Sonic The Hedgehog on its 35th anniversary. They highlight the character's core identity of freedom and speed, the importance of balancing legacy with innovation, and the franchise's expansion into various media like movies, comics, and audio dramas. The interview also touches on future game development, potential spin-offs for supporting characters, and the strategy behind successful brand collaborations.
Summer Game Fest no-shows: The big games that were absent from 2026's showcases
Several highly anticipated games were notably absent from the Summer Game Fest showcases, leaving fans speculating about their development status. Titles like Arkane's Blade, the Witcher 3 DLC, Injustice 3, and the Divinity sequel were among the expected reveals that did not materialize. The article highlights the absence of these games and discusses potential reasons or future reveal opportunities.
Sega stuffed generative AI into Crazy Taxi: World Tour, slamming the brakes on all the excitement after a 3-year wait
Sega has confirmed the use of generative AI in the development of Crazy Taxi: World Tour, a title announced after a three-year wait. This disclosure has generated significant backlash from players, who are increasingly rejecting AI-generated content in games, as seen with Larian Studios' recent change of heart regarding its use in Baldur's Gate 3. The Steam page for Crazy Taxi: World Tour includes an AI Generated Content Disclosure, though Sega states it was used as a support tool for developers.
Watch Summer Game Fest 2026 Livestream Here for PS5 News
The Summer Game Fest 2026 event is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. PT / 5 p.m. ET. The showcase will feature new titles such as Clutch, Blood Message, and a new Star Wars game from Respawn Entertainment. Leaks and rumors suggest potential appearances from Cronos: Lazarus, Persona 6, Persona 4 Revival, Final Fantasy Remake Part 3, Jet Set Radio, and Fairgame$.
Rumor: Leaker claims SEGA is working on Phantasy Star Online 3
A rumor originating from a SEGA insider suggests that SEGA is developing a new entry in the Phantasy Star Online series, tentatively titled Phantasy Star Online 3. This leaker has previously shared accurate information, including details about the Jet Set Radio remake.
Summer Game Fest 2026 and State of Play - every PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo rumour
This article compiles numerous rumors and predictions for upcoming announcements at Summer Game Fest, State of Play, and other gaming showcases. It covers potential reveals for games across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch platforms, including new titles, sequels, remakes, and DLC from major publishers like Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, Ubisoft, and Capcom.
Sega leaker drops new Jet Set Radio, Sonic, Persona, and Crazy Taxi rumors
A Sega insider, who previously leaked footage of the upcoming Jet Set Radio reboot, has shared new rumors about unannounced projects. These include claims that a new Crazy Taxi game will launch before Jet Set Radio, multiple Sonic the Hedgehog announcements are planned for this year with improved character models, and Persona may be heading to Fortnite. The leaker also mentioned a new Ace Attorney announcement, a Nintendo Switch version of Metaphor: ReFantazio, and potential development for Puyo Puyo and Phantasy Star Online 3.
Games Inbox: Is Destiny 2 a dead game now?
Readers discuss the current state of Destiny 2, with one questioning if it's a 'dead game' due to Bungie's handling of content and vaulting. Other topics include the timing of summer gaming showcases, Nintendo's pricing strategy, Sega's revival of old franchises, and the decline of traditional game announcements.
Sega teases new Crazy Taxi game reveal for next month
Sega has released a teaser for an upcoming Crazy Taxi game, suggesting a reveal is imminent. The company previously announced plans to revive several classic franchises, including Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, Golden Axe, and Streets Of Rage. The new Crazy Taxi is reportedly a massively multiplayer driving game developed by Sega's Sapporo Studio.
SEGA posts short teaser video showing Crazy Taxi is alive and well
SEGA has released a teaser video for a new Crazy Taxi game, described as a "Triple-A" title featuring "massively multiplayer driving." Original director Kenji Kanno is involved in the reboot, which is rumored to be an open-world game set on the West Coast of America. This comes as SEGA also announced the cancellation of its "Super Game" initiative and a reduced focus on Games as a Service, despite rumors suggesting the Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio reboots will adopt a GaaS model.
Sega's Crazy Taxi Revival Shows Signs Of Life In New Five-Second Teaser
Sega has provided a brief teaser for its Crazy Taxi revival, showing a taxi sign lighting up. The company confirmed plans to revive legacy franchises, including Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Jet Set Radio, and Streets of Rage, with Crazy Taxi described as a "triple AAA" massive multiplayer driving experience.
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.
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.
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.
