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Read More »Konami, Sega and Ubisoft join Nintendo UK and the Digital Schoolhouse for Discover! Creative Careers week
Sega cuts content from Yakuza remasters: ‘The perception of the LGBTQ community was different to how it is nowadays’
Sega is remastering Yakuza 3, 4 and 5, with the first title having launched at gamescom, but not all of the content made the cut, series producer Daisuke Sato tells MCV
Read More »Sega Hardlight’s Billie McMillan: ‘Don’t let never having worked in games before put you off applying’
Every month, we pick the brain of an up-and-coming talent. This month's Rising Star is Billie McMillan, UX designer at Sega Hardlight
Read More »Franchise potential, long-term vision and community-driven: Is your game what Sega Searchlight is looking for?
Following up on Sega’s acquisition of Two Point Studios, we have a chat with Bobby Wertheim, who works at Sega’s incubation programme Searchlight. He details why the firm wants to acquire indie studios, what we can expect from the publishing label and what the process is like when you sign up with Searchlight
Read More »Creative Assembly and NetEase join forces to bring Total War to China
Creative Assembly also unveiled a brand new card game made for the Chinese audience, Total War: Elysium
Read More »Sega and Interior Night ‘have amicably parted ways’
"Interior Night is a really talented studio but Sega decided not to continue with that project"
Read More »Sega confirms release dates for revised version of Yakuza spin-off, Judgment
New version replaces voice actor who was arrested on drug charges in March
Read More »Sega acquires Two Point Hospital developer, Two Point Studios
"We had to move quickly because they are an extremely attractive investment"
Read More »Live-action Sonic the Hedgehog to be redesigned following controversy
Sonic the Hedgehog director Jeff Fowler has confirmed the title-character will be redesigned after fan outrage
Read More »Sega to scale back digital games as it reports a $17 million loss in 2018/19
However, packaged sales in E.U. and the U.S."remained steady"
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