The games, which originally deployed in the early 90s on SEGA CD and SEGA Genesis, are set to be redistributed as the Earnest Evans Collection, which is currently seeking crowdfunding in Japan.

The next Witcher game is now in full-scale production, according to CD Projekt Red According to the studio's joint CEO, the team wrapped preproduction several weeks ago The studio also revealed ...

Ah, yes. The inevitable game cycle of life has started in Sega. The gaming monolith plans to delist over 60 of its classic titles like Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine, Monster World, NiGHTS and ...

Meanwhile, Sega is developing new versions of some of its classic games, including Crazy Taxi, as it announced last year during the Game Awards. Here is the full list of Sega games being removed ...

The next chapter in The Witcher franchise, known as Project Polaris, has officially entered full-scale production, developer CD Projekt RED has confirmed during its third quarter report today.

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Sega is getting rid of various games from digital stores on different platforms by December 6, 2024. The delisting affects specific ...

Sega has put dozens of its Master System, Genesis, Saturn, and other console titles onto modern game stores over the years. But, like that Dreamcast controller stashed in your childhood garage ...

The Witcher 4 is in full-scale production, promising an exceptional experience. CD Projekt Red has increased its team for The Witcher 4 with two-thirds of developers focused on the final phase.

CD Projekt Red has officially begun full-scale production on the next installment of The Witcher series, known as Project Polaris. Game Director Sebastian Kalemba announced on the social media ...

Developer CD Projekt Red revealed that The Witcher 4 is finally in full production, noting that it is the primary and most intense stage of development. The announcement was made as part of the studio ...

Again, the full list is available on Sega’s website. It’s unclear why Sega is delisting its Mega Drive and Genesis Classics titles. Some of these games are only available in their original ...