It Looks Like Sega Is Opening A New Studio In Japan
Sapporo, here we come - Japanese video game veteran Sega has filed a trademark for 'Sega Sapporo Studio', which suggests t...
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Sapporo, here we come - Japanese video game veteran Sega has filed a trademark for 'Sega Sapporo Studio', which suggests t...
Welcome to Morning Music, Kotaku’s ongoing hangout for folks who love video games and the cool-ass sounds they make. Today’s pick comes from the dawn of the 32-bit era, when makin’ “ Virtua Fighter, but with robots” just seemed like a natural thing to do. Advertisement Upon its September 1995 American launch the PlayStation had no shortage of flashy 3D fighters, polygonal fisticuffs having quickly become the hardware demo format de rigueur. I personally ended up with Tekken, and managed to avoid ensnarement by the kusoge-adjacent Toshinden. But lurking in the shadows was a lesser...
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