Sega has announced that it's cancelled the PSP version of its upcoming Thor game, telling GamerZines that the game "has been removed from the release schedule."
Sega has released its financial statement for the 2023-24 fiscal year, and profits may be up, but it's mostly not down to video games.
SEGA has announced Fearless: Year of Shadow, a campaign that celebrates Sonic the Hedgehog and his brooding acquaintance, Shadow.
GamesIndustry.biz writes: "Relic is best known for the Company of Heroes and Dawn of War games, and recently developed the new Age of Empires for Microsoft. Relic will transition to an independent studio and will no-longer be part of the Sega group of studios.
The majority of the 240 job cuts are across Creative Assembly and Sega Europe, while there will be a ‘small number’ cut from Sega HARDLight. There was no mention of other Sega UK studios, including Two Point Studios and Sports Interactive."
Shame about Creative Assembly, they should have just been allowed to do an Alien Isolation sequel.
It was that garbage coh 3 that did them in only a special team can make a sequel worse in every way even though it was a 10 year gap and the same era.
Two Point Studios and Sports Interactive probably run on a shoe string budget so that fits into SEGA better lol
The should pull the plug on the whole goddamn thing if you ask me. Doesnt take a genius to realise a movie tie-in game will suck, but Sega likes the challenge.
its not been pull, it simply been moved on psp2
launch game?
Can't say I blame em, psp is Pleasing Some Pirates and there is no point releasing such a low profile game on it if only 8 people were gonna play it legally
Sega should just pull the plug on all super hero stuff. Just concentrate on games like Bayonetta and Vanquish.