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Outrun, Streets of Rage, NiGHTS, and SGGG are just four of many series Sega promises to revisit in 2026

Sega has announced plans to revisit numerous classic game series, including Outrun, Streets of Rage, and NiGHTS, through special 'anniversary projects' throughout 2026 under the 'Sega Universe' initiative. While specific projects are not detailed, the publisher aims to share new ways to enjoy these beloved titles beyond just new game releases, potentially including merchandise and cross-media content.

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SEGA to Revive Old IP Like Outrun, Street of Rage, and NiGHTS in New SEGA Universe Project

SEGA is launching a new initiative called SEGA Universe to celebrate its legacy intellectual properties, with several classic franchises like Outrun, Streets of Rage, and NiGHTS set to receive anniversary projects. While not all projects will be new games, SEGA aims to share new ways to enjoy these beloved titles across various forms of entertainment, including games, film, and music.

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SEGA to Revive Old IP Like Outrun, Streets of Rage, and NiGHTS in New SEGA Universe Project

SEGA has announced plans to revive several of its classic intellectual properties, including Outrun, Streets of Rage, and NiGHTS, under a new initiative called SEGA Universe. These anniversary projects aim to reintroduce beloved games and characters to fans through new experiences that may extend beyond video games into other forms of media.

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SEGA UNIVERSE initiative announced, spotlighting legacy IP with anniversary projects

SEGA has announced the SEGA UNIVERSE initiative, which aims to highlight its legacy intellectual properties through anniversary projects. This initiative will focus on revitalizing and celebrating SEGA's classic game franchises.

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Kodansha House Coming to LA’s Little Tokyo Starting July 2

Kodansha is launching an immersive pop-up event called Kodansha House in Los Angeles' Little Tokyo from July 2-12, coinciding with Anime Expo. The event will feature guest appearances by creators of popular manga like Blue Lock and Witch Hat Atelier. Additionally, the article mentions several other gaming-related announcements including a Final Fantasy VII board game, a Rogue Trooper movie trailer, a Sonic the Hedgehog cafe, a Metal Slug anniversary project, and an Elden Ring film adaptation.

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SNK Launches Metal Slug 30th Anniversary Project

SNK CORPORATION has launched a 30th anniversary project for its Metal Slug franchise, including a special website, social media accounts, and a retrospective video. The project aims to reignite the series with new game developments, celebrating its debut in 1996 on NEOGEO.

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Falcom announces Dragon Slayer Project for console

Nihon Falcom has announced Dragon Slayer Project, a tentatively titled 45th anniversary project for consoles. Specific details regarding the game's genre, platforms, and release date have not yet been revealed.