After 34 years in games, Persona director Katsura Hashino just got a 'Newcomer Award' and $5,000 from the Japanese government
After all, none other than Hideo Kojima got the latter prize back in 2022, although by that point Kojima had been working on ...
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Sega to Heavily Invest in Persona, Sonic, and Like a Dragon Studios
Sega says it will focus on growing the studios behind the Persona, Sonic, and Like a Dragon franchises as it shifts its ...
After dominating 2024 with Sonic, Persona, Yakuza, and Metaphor, Sega is the first company to become the year's best-rated publisher 3 times
Sega is officially the best-rated publisher of 2024, according to Metacritic - and the first publisher to ever snatch the ...
Scouting report: 3 keys for Cincinnati Bearcats to close with a road win at Oklahoma State
Cincinnati Bearcats basketball wraps up the Big 12 regular season at Oklahoma State. Here are three keys to earning a Big 12 ...
SEGA Plans To Release Fewer Games, Will Focus On Persona, Several Other Huge Franchises
Currently, SEGA's lineup of "full games" (those that aren't free-to-play) include Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, Shinobi: Art of ...
The First Descendant - Official Serena: Character Gameplay Trailer
Meet Serena, a once-sealed, first-generation Descendant. Watch the latest trailer for The First Descendant and see Serena in action from this third-person co-op action RPG shooter (looter shooter) ...
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Yto Barrada’s Rules of the Game
The artist’s installation at MOMA PS1 is not just a public work of art in the form of a playground but also a comment on ...
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The First Descendant PS4 and Xbox One Support Ends Before 1st Anniversary
Nexon announced that support for the PS4 and Xbox One versions of The First Descendant will both end due to multiple reasons.
Classic PS1, PS2 RPG Series Is Finally Returning (But Not How Fans Want)
One of the most iconic RPGs from the early days of PlayStation is receiving its first new entry in nearly 20 years.
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