Sega Japan has offered insight into its current development plans, with a senior executive making comments that will both delight and terrify the firm's loyal fanbase. Speaking to Nikkei Business, Sega Director Hideki Okamura outlined that before the year is out, a 'significant title' would be released that would come as 'a surprise' to games consumers.
Of course, this is Sega we're talking about. So it's either going to be something utterly amazing, or something amazingly bad. The company hasn't done 'average' since the Saturn with offerings since the Dreamcast era, both in the arcade and on home console, being brain-breakingly good or tear-jerkingly bad. Okamura declined to offer any further information, outlining that press and gamers should wait it out until the end of the year when something 'surprising' will happen.
What could this be? We really don't know. It could be anything from an all-new Sonic 2D adventure that is 12 times bigger than Sonic 3 for all formats or it could be an AfterBurner RTS. Nothing in between though...
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