On this SEGA News Bits, George and Barry share what they thought were SEGA’s best offerings, and reflect on the year as a whole. How was a year without Sonic? What did SEGA’s 60th anniversary have to offer? Click play and hear our thoughts!
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I can say I’m looking forward to playing yakuza like a dragon. I just played Yakuza 0 this year and I am impressed by the story telling and amount of detail in the environment. I’m not that old but my wife says it looks like exactly what Japan was in the 80s.
I am also looking forward to playing streets of rage 4 and phantasy star online 2 if I can play it on pc in Australia.
hands down yakuza like a dragon was the best this year, looking forward to Project re fantasy next year
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