The overhauled combat of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's latest action-adventure is showcased across all five eras in stunning detail.
The open zone title, which recently launched on Nintendo Switch 2, continues to be a top seller for Sega after all these years.
While we don't quite get any gameplay or story reveals in the latest trailer, we do get to see the challenges in animating the game.
Participants can apply until August 31st and try out four characters, six cars, and two maps on consoles (sans Switch 2) and PC.
There’s an almost tangible beat to the violence in this one, and we can’t wait to get our hands on a combat system that looks this sleek.
"We still value our physical culture," said Sega COO and president Shuji Utsumi while discussing the company's past as a console maker.
Atlus provides a refresher for veterans to revisit the story and newcomers to know what they're getting into when venturing to Inaba.
Gamescom is getting close, and we’re delighted by the titles Sega has decided to bring to the show from August 26th to 30th.
The video does an impressive job of showcasing the high visual fidelity of the strategy game, both up close and at a distance.
Sega's controversial "remaster" of the original Space Marine is seemingly heading to other platforms after launching on PC and Xbox.
A mysterious masked individual is going around, attacking other fighters and taking them out, but he may have ties to previous legends.
The maps are also "roughly the same scale" as the Yakuza series, though each has a distinct size, says RGG Studio's Masayoshi Yokoyama.
RGG Studio's Riichiro Yamada also promises a "lot of side content", including "side quests with the old cast" and mini-games.
The Blue Blur's most recent mainline adventure finally hits the Switch 2 after months of speculation, with every update included.
A high-octane chase through the streets, rooftop fights, and a good ol' fashioned throwdown with legends await fans next year.
Al Hope also spoke about how important audio tends to be when it comes to creating the right atmosphere for a horror game.
In its statement, Sega clarified that none of the assets generated with AI were used without being reviewed by the development team.
Learn more about how Creative Assembly creates such varied planets, along with a closer look at combat between Orcs and the Imperial Guard.
Along with showing us some of the iconic Crazy Taxi gameplay in San Francisco, the trailer also confirms that other cities will be available.
It’s time for another tussle with the deadly Xenomorphs in Creative Assembly’s long-awaited sequel to a beloved horror classic.
