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Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii review: not quite gold, but definitely still shiny

Seaworthy shenanigans that go down easier than that inelegant name.

Creative Bloq

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii review

Yakuza's first pirate spin-off doesn't quite find its sea legs.

PC Gamer

Sonic driving a car in Sonic Racing: Crossworlds makes perfect sense, and after 30 years I'm sick of explaining why

From Sonic Drift to Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, the answer to why Sonic drives a car is painfully simple

GamesRadar

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Controllers beware: The much-loved and much-hated Shinobi series is being revived

Streets of Rage 4 developer Lizardcube will release Shinobi: Art of Vengeance in August, bringing back a series that led to a lot of smashed controllers.

PC Gamer

Over a year after Sega revealed its grand IP revival, Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is officially coming this August from the devs behind the incredible brawler Streets of Rage 4

Details on those Jet Set Radio, Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, and Crazy Taxi revivals are still to come

GamesRadar

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds announcement trailer proves Sega is coming for Mario Kart 9's throne with transforming cars and a closed beta this month

You can sign up for Sonic Racing CrossWorlds' closed network test now

GamesRadar

The Studio Behind Everyone's Favorite Strategy Games Wants to Remaster Its Classics

Relic Entertainment, the studio behind Company of Heroes and Age of Empires IV, has announced a renewed focus on smaller games and reimaginings of classics.

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Sonic the Hedgehog co-creator returns after insider trading scandal to announce update to obscure pirate-themed coin pusher game: "I had to update a lot of things"

Pirates of Coin was developed by the studio Yuji Naka founded after leaving Sega

GamesRadar

Sports Interactive announces the shock cancellation of Football Manager 25, but fans are weirdly pleased: 'Better to be honest and admit a mistake'

"It became unmistakably clear that we would not achieve the standard required."

PC Gamer

Should game devs be worried about the cancellation of FM25?

The announcement has added to fears of a video games crash.

Creative Bloq

Highly anticipated Sega 2025 game is cancelled entirely because it simply won't be ready in time

Sports Interactive and Sega have taken the bold step to cancel Football Manager 25.

Windows Central

Football Manager 25 video game cancelled after series of delays

The makers of Football Manager have taken the ‘difficult decision’ to cancel the 2025 release of the game after a series of delays

The Guardian - UK

Football Manager 2025 canceled as the developers didn't want to release an unfinished game and fix things "down the line"

Sports Interactive is instead focusing on the next game in the series

GamesRadar

Football Manager 2025 finally scrapped after months of delays

The release has previously twice been delayed by months

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The National (Scotland)

Beloved interactive football game axed for 2025 – here’s why

PC Gamer

Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. isn't just a PC port of a 19-year-old game: it's the reason a diehard fighting game community can 'finally reach out and play with each other across the world'

Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O's arrival on PC marks the start a new era for the series that pioneered 3D fighting games.

GamesRadar

Xbox bringing its exclusives to PS5 has a precedent set by Sega, but "it makes the conversation harder to create the FOMO," says former PlayStation boss

But with development costs so high, who can blame Microsoft for wanting more eyes on its games?

Creative Bloq

This early Sonic the Hedgehog design is giving me nightmares

He's unbelievably creepy.

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GamesRadar

After 23 years, JRPG fans start to hope again as Sega renews the trademark for Dreamcast and GameCube classic Skies of Arcadia

Could the decades-long drought finally be over?

GamesRadar

"There's a much bigger focus on what you think is important as the player": How Two Point Museum evolves on its quirky management predecessors

Big in 2025 | Curation, customization, and expeditions all come together to make Two Point Museum a more creative experience for players than its just-as-quirky predecessors

Tom’s Hardware

More Xbox first-party games will come to PlayStation and Nintendo — Xbox hardware will remain

Xbox head Phil Spencer reaffirms the company's desire to release more multiplatform games while maintaining a hardware platform.

Tom’s Hardware

Sega launches new Sega Account online system — benefits and rewards for Sega and Atlus titles

Sega introduces Sega accounts.

TechRadar

New Sega Account service offers free rewards for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii and Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis when you sign up

Sega's new Sega Account service lets player redeem exclusive in-game rewards for upcoming titles.

The Guardian - UK

Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is an early contender for 2025’s silliest game

The latest in the Like a Dragon series of Japanese crime drama is taking an improbably nautical turn – but its makers want you to know that it’s still got heart

TechRadar

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii let me race go-karts in Honolulu and beat up a ninja called Lewis

After a two-hour preview session, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is shaping up to be pure, unadulterated fun.

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