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From ancient Buddhism, to iconic manga hair, to Keanu Reeves: a PC Gamer Causality Chain™

Would Xuanzang have liked John Wick?

PC Gamer

As Persona 6 drives hype, Atlus' JRPG series sold another 1 million copies over Sega's last quarter

The Persona series combined has sold over 30 million copies

GamesRadar

Sonic boss Takashi Iizuka says some "surprises will need to remain secret for a little longer," but there's more to come to celebrate the blue blur's 35th anniversary

"We want the 35th anniversary to recognize every part of Sonic's history while also looking ahead"

GamesRadar

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'That's our next mission — proving that games are art': meet Story Kitchen, the bold, trail-blazing studio behind the popular Sonic movies that wants to turn your favorite game into the next movie or TV hit

TechRadar sits down with Story Kitchen's fearless co-founders to discuss their creative approach to videogame adaptations.

TechRadar

I tried the Sonic the Hedgehog office chair — and it actually makes ergonomics fun (and fast)

Branch just gave its Ergonomic Chair Pro a Sonic, Genesis, and Dreamcast upgrade thanks to a vibrant new collaboration with SEGA.

Tom’s Guide

'Stupid Never Dies' Is a New Action RPG Releasing This Fall From Former Capcom Dev

GPTRACK50 finally announced the official release date of Stupid Never Dies, and it is coming in just a few months.

Player One

After Persona 6 reveal, Sega promises to give Atlus' beloved JRPG series "the lively 30th anniversary celebration it deserves"

"I think Persona 4 Revival will spark fan excitement again"

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Sega isn't "abandoning" physical games: president reminds everyone "we used to develop consoles," but says it's eyeing PC gaming in an increasingly digital future

"We're seeing an increase in the number of people playing on PC"

GamesRadar

Scanlines will help give your retro consoles a visual edge, but not all CRT effects are equal

Here's a deep dive into why scanlines are used to enhance retro games today and the various effects used by consoles and emulators to mimic CRT TVs.

GamesRadar

Sega president says 'we still value the culture of physical media' but 'believe that a digital shift is crucial'

Sega president Shuji Utsumi has addressed the controversy surrounding Sony's decision to end the production of game discs in 2028.

TechRadar

Count Binface threatens to nationalize Sega if it doesn't come across with a Shenmue 4 update

The UK's most famous novelty politician took time out from his campaign against Nigel Farage to address a real national problem.

PC Gamer

Sonic boss admits "keeping momentum in such a competitive market is always a challenge," but teases more "in store" across the series' "different pillars"

"Our team remains dedicated to delivering content that stays true to the Sonic universe."

GamesRadar

Nvidia says Sega’s $5 million Dreamcast‑era investment saved the company, and 30 years later the partnership is coming full circle

I always love hearing stories from the early days of massive companies like NVIDIA, and this one from CEO Jensen Huang makes me wonder what the video gaming world would look like if Sega hadn't invested despite a botched Dreamcast GPU.

Windows Central

1994 Sega 32X gets first-person Backrooms game with raycasting engine — retro hardware tour de force includes yellow rooms, buzzing fluorescents, endless procedurally generated levels

Developer PaisleyBoxers has released Backrooms 32X, with the strap line 'welcome to the cutting edge of 1994.' This is a Sega 32X game set in the Backrooms, the internet phenomenon given a huge boost with the release of the psychological horror indie film earlier this year.

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Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed review (2018)

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed review: 'I can’t express how happy I am that somebody decided to make this'

Tom’s Hardware

Ex-Sega engineer creates 'super realistic' CRT monitor emulator — incredible retro offering even includes TV screen tapping to fix picture

A CRT emulation project has implemented percussive maintenance support. Just hit it for a chance to improve the picture.

Creative Bloq

Denshattack! review: the summer's best game is in love with Sega Dreamcast

Tony Hawk, Jet Set Radio and SSX Tricky walk into a train station…

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia and Sega team up to deliver RTX Spark support for future games — partnership kicks off next year with upcoming Virtua Fighter Crossroads

Nvidia and Sega announced today that the upcoming Virtua Fighter Crossroads will support the RTX Spark platform when the game launches in 2027. Sega is also promising Spark support in its future titles.

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Developer successfully ports Linux to 1994 Sega 32X — Genesis and MegaDrive expansion runs open-source OS on paltry 23MHz processors and 256KB of RAM

The adventurous developer who recently ported Linux to the Atari Jaguar (1993) has brewed up a version of the open source OS for the Sega 32X (1994).

Tom’s Hardware

Sega Dreamcast driver fixes appear in Linux 7.2-rc3 — fabled console remains in favor while iconic computing architectures like i486 fall by the wayside

A set of updates for Sega Dreamcast hardware has been merged into the Linux 7.2-rc3 kernel this weekend.

Tom’s Hardware

Sega’s $5M investment saved Nvidia in 1996, now Jensen Huang is heading to Tokyo to mark 30 years of partnership — Akihabara event will include a GeForce RTX 5090 FE lottery, an RTX Spark presentation, and more

Nvidia and Sega have scheduled an event next week to celebrate their history and longstanding friendship.

GamesRadar

Sega is seemingly letting AI turn its Dreamcast keychains into slop, but the final product could be safe

Sega seems to have used AI to make Dreamcast keychain promotional images, and it has ruined everything from the console's logo to its iconic controller buttons.

Tom’s Hardware

Dev ports Linux to Atari's notorious Jaguar console from 1993 — the first 64-bit console features 2MB of RAM, 13.3 MHz CPU, and Tom and Jerry co-processors; the Jag was notoriously difficult to program and flopped

A developer has ported Linux to the Atari Jaguar console. To succeed at the task, they had to overcome severe memory limits, the lack of an MMU, and face off against a handful of unusual hardware quirks.

GamesRadar

"Sorry to keep you waiting": Crazy Taxi's creator knows World Tour has been a long time coming, but there are plenty of unanswered questions about this revival

Summer Preview 2026 | Crazy Taxi: World Tour is part of series creator Kenji Kanno's quest to "make people happy"

Creative Bloq

The original Sega logo looked very, very different

People are just realising what the brand name means.

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