SEGA has released a new cinematic trailer for Total War: Three Kingdoms which features the first glimpse of the game’s spectacular campaign map. This stunning video showcases a land of vibrant colours and rich detail, but one plagued by tyranny and turbulence. Continue reading Total War: Three Kingdoms gets a new in-engine trailer, revealing its campaign map
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New trailer for Shenmue I & II Collection showcases all main characters
SEGA has teamed up with Corey Marshall, the English-version voice actor of Ryo Hazuki, for a series of videos exploring the world of the Shenmue. Last week, its first episode detailed the storyline of Shenmue I & II and Ryo’s quest to avenge his father. Today, they are delving deeper into the characters themselves. Continue reading New trailer for Shenmue I & II Collection showcases all main characters
New gameplay trailer released for Team Sonic Racing
SEGA has released a new gameplay trailer for Team Sonic Racing. According to the company, this trailer will give you a look at some of the new team mechanics in Team Sonic Racing. Continue reading New gameplay trailer released for Team Sonic Racing
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First Yakuza 0 PC patch released, fixes various crashes [UPDATE: Rolled back]
SEGA has released the first PC patch for Yakuza 0. According to the release notes, this first update fixes three crashes that plagued PC gamers. Continue reading First Yakuza 0 PC patch released, fixes various crashes [UPDATE: Rolled back]
Football Manager 2019 releases on November 2nd
Sports Interactive and SEGA have announced that would-be managers will get the chance to ensure their team finishes top of the league when Football Manager 2019 hits the streets on November 2nd with a new look brand. Continue reading Football Manager 2019 releases on November 2nd
Yakuza 0 PC Performance Analysis
A lot of Yakuza fans rejoiced in June when SEGA revealed that both Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami would be coming to the PC. And here we are today with the first official Yakuza game running on the PC. Yakuza 0 is finally available on the PC so it’s time to benchmark it and see how it performs on our platform. Continue reading Yakuza 0 PC Performance Analysis
First Yakuza 0 mod released, removes Depth of Field, disables first-person blur and SSAO
Modder ‘Kaldaien’, best known for his amazing Special-K mod for NieR: Automata, has released the first mod for Yakuza 0. This first version of Special-K for Yakuza 0 allows players to disable first-person blur, Depth of Field and SSAO. Continue reading First Yakuza 0 mod released, removes Depth of Field, disables first-person blur and SSAO
Here is how you can manually save anywhere in Yakuza 0
Yakuza 0 has just been released on the PC, however there isn’t currently any official way via which you can save manually your progress whenever you want. Thankfully, it appears there is a workaround for this, though we strongly suggest avoiding saving under extreme situations (like when fighting someone). Continue reading Here is how you can manually save anywhere in Yakuza 0
SEGA’s latest fiscal report hints at Yakuza 6: The Song of Life coming to the PC in 2018
Yakuza 0 has just been released on the PC and it appears that its latest iteration, Yakuza 6, will also find its way to our platform. As we can see in SEGA’s latest fiscal report, Yakuza 6: The Song of Life has been listed for the PC. Continue reading SEGA’s latest fiscal report hints at Yakuza 6: The Song of Life coming to the PC in 2018
Shining Resonance Refrain Review: Spicy, Tender, and Tedious
Shining Resonance Refrain is a Media.Vision-developed (Wild Arms series) SEGA-published action-JRPG originally released exclusively in Japan in 2014 for the PlayStation 3. All these years later the Western world gets to experience this lively but dated blend of visual-novel storytelling, dating simulation, third-person adventuring, and party-based real-time combat.
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