This led [grubbycoder] down the path of porting Sonic 2 for the Sega Master System (to the eZ80-based Ti 84+ CE. Selecting this particular graphing calculator came down to the raw specs matching ...

Sega has introduced a new unified Sega account system that gives you access to "exclusive bonuses", including a free Pirate ...

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 Account offers cross-platform linking & exclusive bonuses for favorite titles. Sign up by March 7, 2025 for exclusive benefits like Kiryu Special Outfit. Special DLC for Like a Dragon: Pirate ...

Sega Account registration is now open and tied to sign-ups for the Sega and Atlus games newsletter. Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii ‘s release date is February 21, 2024, and it will come out ...

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 ...

Sega has debuted a new Sega Account system with supported Sega and Atlus titles, starting with Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza ...

Creating a SEGA Account will grant you access to exclusive rewards in SEGA and ATLUS games like Sonic, Persona and Yakuza: ...

Skies of Arcadia has been given a fresh trademark by Sega, raising fan hopes for some kind of revival. Fresh trademarks for the beloved Dreamcast and GameCube RPG - including for the game's ...

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 ...

Skies of Arcadia is one of the most beloved JRPGs ever made, but decades after its original release fans are still begging ...

In the late 1980s, the big console battle was between the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and the Sega Genesis (also known as the Super Famicom and Mega Drive in Japan, respectively).