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Sega president Kenji Matsubara has resigned his position as president and chief publishing officer at Sega
Read More »Sega president Kenji Matsubara has resigned
United Games Entertainment secures the rights to an unreleased SEGA / Westone game
The game's release date is planned for late 2020
Read More »Sega is on a big (remote) recruitment drive – Sports Interactive and Creative Assembly on hiring during a pandemic
"Behind the scenes though, a lot of work has been put in on the business continuity and recruitment side to safeguard our future."
Read More »Sonic the Hedgehog movie earns over $110m on debut weekend
Movie generates $70m domestically and another $43m across the rest of the world
Read More »Vote now! We highlight the Major Publisher and Indie Publisher of the Year nominees in this year’s MCV/DEVELOP awards
We turn our eye to our nominees for Major Publisher of the Year and Indie Publisher of the Year.
Read More »Sega pledges ‘fully recyclable packaging’ for all its physical PC games
"This initiative underlines Sega Europe’s commitment to reducing its plastic waste and its ongoing efforts to implement environmentally friendly business practices"
Read More »Creative Assembly and SEGA’s Tim Heaton: “What we have is an opportunity to share knowledge.”
Last Friday, SEGA Europe and creative assembly hosted the first ever SEGA Dev Day – a new conference that brought together developers from across Amplitude, Creative Assembly, CA Sofia, Hardlight, Relic, Sports Interactive and the newly acquired Two Point Studios.
Read More »Former Sega EVP John Clark joins Tencent
Clark takes up new position of vice president of partnerships for Europe
Read More »Konami, Sega and Ubisoft join Nintendo UK and the Digital Schoolhouse for Discover! Creative Careers week
"Experiences like this enable students to gain a vital insight into real work environments"
Read More »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
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