Are the ringedge and ringwide used often for arcade games?

[CrazyT]

I was wondering how well SEGA is doing in the arcade today. Are these arcade builds used often in the arcade? I still remember a shining force game that looked pretty cool but havent followed it a lot after that.

[Happy Cat]

I think those are their older arcade boards now. I believe SEGA Nu is the latest one

[George]

Yeah there was also Ringedge 2.

Here are all the games so far on it:
http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=982

[Trippled]

Sega released it's usual line-up of online arcade games on RingEdge/2...Quest of D/Chihiro > Shining Force Cross/RingEdge, Iniitial D, Mahjong, card-based titles (the Soccer and RTS ones)...the four new ones are Border Break, Sega Card Gen (Baseball card game), Code of Joker (Card battler) and another strategy/action games based on chinese history (The World of Three Kingdoms)

They released 4 new shooters on RingEdge/Ringwide. There is Sega Golden Gun which uses the HotD4 engine, Operation G.H.O.S.T which is a sequel to Ghost Squad, Let's Go Island (sequel) and the Transformers game.

On the Nu arcade board, they released Wonderland Wars (strategy/action game, MOBA) and will soon release Kancolle Arcade (supposedly like Border Break but with card aspects).

Anyway here the major title they released since 2013:

Code of Joker:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIsi0-7hLbQ

The World of Three Kingdoms:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FssAKE8M9us

Wonderland Wars:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWF9tGmwHKU

Oh, and of course Sega made strides with music games recently...aside from Maimai, they have simply been copying Konami tough


Question, how do you all feel about Sega releasing "hardcore" and complex titles as supposed to the simple pick up and play games?

[crackdude]

I wish they also released these games for the PC