GameCentral looks forward to a new year of board game and trading card releases, with news on Warhammer, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dungeons ...

Sega and Sports Interactive have scrapped Football ... "As we approached critical milestones at the turn of the year, it became unmistakably clear that we would not achieve the standard required ...

Not one, but two classic Sega games are returning with new releases this year thanks to new remasters for each game. Thanks to primarily Sonic the Hedgehog — as well as the likes of Yakuza ...

Xbox could be going the same way as Sega, according to former PlayStation ... with rumours pointing to Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Sega has launched its own account system akin to the Nintendo Account or Ubisoft Connect that will "maximize" its online services and offer various benefits, kicking off with a free costume for ...

Sega revealed the system in a notice on its website that laid out the rules and regulations, as well as the benefits. “By creating a SEGA Account, you’ll receive the latest news about SEGA ...

This morning, Sega announced the launch of Sega Account, a new online profile that fans can sign up for that promises benefits for the company’s various games. Basically, those that register for ...

Sega Accounts come with in-game perks and cross-platform linking. Sega Accounts come with in-game perks and cross-platform linking. Wes Davis is a weekend editor who covers the latest in tech and ...

Sega has launched a new Sega Account, linking together its games and services. The online profile "gives you access to a host of benefits when playing Sega and Atlus titles and using their online ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sega has launched its own account system, aptly called Sega Account, which provides benefits and rewards when playing Sega and Atlus games and ...

Sega announced that the new Sega Account system for both Sega and Atlus games is now live worldwide. People can sign up, then use that to get in-game DLC bonuses and direct news about titles.

Atari was still in the game with the 7800, but was a distant third behind the power of Nintendo and newcomer Sega with its Master System. While rudimentary by today’s standards, game production ...