According to Henderson, between 2020 and 2021, Sega greenlit as many as 10 reboots for its classic franchises as part of its “Super Game” initiative, of which it revealed five at The Game Awards. Of the remaining five, Henderson claims that three are Panzer Dragoon, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and Sakura Wars. All three are allegedly in the early stages of development.

Panzer Dragoon’s last mainline release was Panzer Dragoon Orta all the way back in 2002, though we did get Panzer Dragoo Remake, which was developed by MegaPixel Studio and published by Forever Entertainment, in 2020.

Sakura Wars is a more curious case, having already received a soft reboot not that long ago, in 2019. Meanwhile, Neon Genesis Evangelion is, of course, not a Sega franchise, though it would seem the company has picked up the license to developer a major AAA game based on it.

Henderson is unsure what the remaining two of then ten aforementioned projects are, but speculates that they could be any of the eight additional trademarks that were recently filed by Sega, those being Alex Kidd, After Burner, House of the Dead, Outrun, Super Monkey Ball, Altered Beast Eternal, Champions, and Kid Chameleon.

Following its announcement of five classic revivals last month, Sega also revealed further brief details on the projects, confirming that Jet Set Radio will be open world and revealing details on Crazy Taxi, Shinobi, and Golden Axe, while also confirming the next Streets of Rage game’s title as Streets of Rage Revolution.

Persona 5 R was announced late last year in the most confusing way possible. We got a video that confirmed it is a thing, and that it will be on PlayStation platforms (though not necessarily exclusive to them), but we don’t know what it is, or if it even is an “it”—it might just as well be more than one game, for instance.

The one thing Atlus did confirm was that they would be sharing more information on the game come March. And now, Sega has announced Sega Fes 2019, its annual show, for March 30 and March 31 2019, and confirmed that all partners in the Sega group (which includes Atlus, since they own Atlus) will be showing up there. This seems to indicate that we may finally get an update on Persona 5 R at the event.

Other Sega games, such as the new Yakuza title, might also be shown off here, as might be new announcements entirely. It’s unclear what all we can expect from the show—but if you are a fan of Sega’s output, be sure to tune in.