New games are also in the store
Sega is looking to strengthen the branding of many of its brands. For fans of their old games, this could be a good thing, as Sega is saying it plans to do more remakes, remakes, and other related content in the upcoming financial year. next.
In Sega Sammy’s annual financial statements, the company has established some of its plans for the future. One of these is extending product lifecycles, through games that Sega defines as remakes, remakes, reshoots, or a change of theme. The examples given range from Judgment lost and Sound Color: Ultimate arrive Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania.
In fiscal year 2022, that category saw sales of approximately 4 million units; In fiscal year 2023, it plans to sell around 5 million units and is planning more titles to do so. As a reminder: Sega’s fiscal year runs from April to March, so this upcoming fiscal year will be from April 2022 to March 2023.
Sega also outlined its overall gaming plan for the coming year, with an estimated 13 titles (up from 7 titles in the previous fiscal year). The publisher only lists games that we already know, like Sonic Frontiers and Soul Hackers 2. However, the overall increase in game output looks likely to come from Sega next year.
Gotta do it again quickly
We can guess some new games in the store. A recent report from Bloomberg shown Crazy taxi and Jet station participated in Sega’s “Super Game” initiative, although with some regarding details in fine print.
For other projects, we can always dig into Sega’s past. We’ve seen some movement on franchises like Sonic the Hedgehog with upcoming Source collect. There is so much to hope for Arcadian sky? Surely the sky pirate loyalists out there will be eager for one.
