2017 promises to be a big year for Sonic the Hedgehog. With not one but two major game releases slated to come out, excitement and speculation has been running wild. Since being announced last July, both Sonic Mania and “Project Sonic 2017” have been shrouded in mystery, with only scant pieces of information being released […]
Those looking forward to the Unleashed Project will be disheartened to hear that the project is no more. In a statement released by the Project’s head, S0LV0, she’s stated that it was time to call it quits. From the Twitlonger post: So, here it is. I can’t begin to express how sorry I am about […]
Five releases are heading to the Dreamast soon courtesy of JoshProd, now in the ever-so-fragile blue boxes that Sega Europe adopted for the console in the PAL regions. Two of these are standard releases, The Ghost Blade and Dux 1.5, with new cases to fit into European collections. The other three are more intriguing. Alice’s […]
Five releases are heading to the Dreamast soon courtesy of JoshProd, now in the ever-so-fragile blue boxes that Sega Europe adopted for the console in the PAL regions. Two of these are standard releases, The Ghost Blade and Dux 1.5, with new cases to fit into European collections. The other three are more intriguing. Alice’s […]
On this SEGA News Bits, we are doing things a bit differently since SEGA news seems to be slow. This week we will be discussing what Nintendo Switch means for Project Sonic 2017. While the Nintendo Switch is a nice piece of portable hardware, there is a big difference between Nintendo Switch and its competitors when it comes […]
The impending release of Puyo Puyo Tetris has reminded me of a far off time, back when I was still a young adult. That’s right – 2004. Sega was gearing up to release Puyo Puyo Fever on just about every platform known to man, and I was excited. Not because of a love for Puyo Puyo, […]
The impending release of Puyo Puyo Tetris has reminded me of a far off time, back when I was still a young adult. That’s right – 2004. Sega was gearing up to release Puyo Puyo Fever on just about every platform known to man, and I was excited. Not because of a love for Puyo Puyo, […]
SEGA Power magazine ran from 1989 until 1997 covering a lot of SEGA games over the years. Although there were many SEGA magazines available SEGA Power had a lot of fans, however in 1994 it went in a different direction.
Cobe and Lemming880 have released a new game for the Amiga. It is called Lumberjack Game! 🙂 https://oldschoolgameblog.com/2017/0…mberjack-game/