Sega representatives have moved to quash reports that the company's new "Lindbergh" arcade board, which will power titles including House of the Dead 4 and Virtua Fighter 5, is based on Xbox 360 ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. TOKYO--Recently, Sega staged a beta test in Tokyo for House of the Dead 4, the forthcoming light-gun shooter that uses the company's new "Lindbergh" ...

TOKYO--Sega has signed a licensing agreement with Imagination Technologies (a UK-based system-on-chip manufacturer) to use IT's new high-performance PowerVR graphics processor in Sega's ...

British technology firm Imagination is preparing to deliver a new arcade system to Sega at the start of next year, according to the company's financial statements, which will be based on the firm's ...

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As spotted by Siliconera, something known as "Sega Rally Online" has been rated by Korea's "Game Rating Board". The registration was made by Sony Computer Entertainment on January 26. So what is it?

After 56 years, Sega’s arcade history is coming to a close. In fall 2020, Sega sold off 85 percent of its arcade business to Tokyo-based Genda. Now, the company has sold off its remaining stock, and ...

With the Naomi 2 looking to be the next level of arcade graphics from Sega, we were all expecting the Sega tradition of arcade graphics excellence to continue with proprietary hardware. Sadly, it ...

Were you saddened to learn that Sega's proprietary arcade technology had ended with the Naomi 2? Then you may have shed unnecessary tears. According to Japanese website PC Game Watch, Sega will be ...

Korea’s “Game Rating Board” (GRB), recently saw a rating for something titled Sega Rally Online Arcade filed by Sony Computer Entertainment Korea. At the very least, that suggests a PlayStation or ...

Last month, hundreds of fans gathered in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro to say goodbye to an iconic arcade. After 28 years, Sega Ikekuburo Gigo called it a day. But this month, a new Sega arcade will open right ...