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  • The Truth on Sonic Team

    Ok, it seems there is a bit of confusion here. Despite the fact that Sonic Team is "seperating" from Sega, they are still PART of Sega. Here it comes straight from the Official Dreamcast Magazine.

    In a move to make its first-party titles even stronger, Sega of Japan's internal Research and Development teams has been redefined as financially independant, seperate "companies" within Sega, and given a carte blanche to name themselves whatever they want.

    As you can see, just because they are "seperated" from Sega, they are still loyal to their parent company. Also- it was not Mr. Naka, not Sonic Team, but Sega itself that decided to let the R&D teams become more independant. Yes, there is a small chance these 'companies' might develop for other companies, but that is very slim, especially for Sonic Team. Sonic Team's home, it's parent, is Sega. If they were to stop developing for Sega, yes, that might bring bad news. But they're not stopping.

    Really, just don't jump to conclusions! These R&D teams are technically still part of Sega itself- there is almost no way they would take major risks in working for other companies. And as for Sonic Team, who SAID that they would stop making Dreamcast Sonic games? It's still the same old Sega, folks, read: They are not leaving Sega!

    <B>No need for a Mod chip!</B>

    According to Segadojo (and a million other Sega sites), you will now be able to play import Japanese games on an American Dreamcast using the DC Gameshark CDX! For a measly (yeah, right) price of $50 or so, you can have hundreds of DC game codes, along with the ability to play import games. Sweet. […]

    Sonic Shuffle video!

    Sega Dojo has recorded a clip of Sonic Shuffle! Click here to see it. Sure, it’s kind of hectic and hard to tell what it’s of, but still- it’s video! Source: Sega Dojo

    More on Sonic Shuffle- What the…?

    Sega Web has taken pictures from the E3 show of Sonic Shuffle- and yes, the game looks great. However, the two journalists that went to see it, well- seem to hate it. After staring at fish thingies at the Seaman stand, we shuffled over to Sonic Shuffle. We shuffled away just as quickly: this game […]

    More news on SA2

    Seems that Sonic has been in a lot of news lately, no? IGN has some news on Sonic Adventure 2. Nothing real special, but worth the look. IGN Source: IGN DC

    Sonic Square in EGM- Pictures!

    This comes straight from Electronic Gaming Monthly’s June Issue! Here it is, Sega’s secret E3 weapon. It ain’t Sonic Adventure 2 like you probably thought, but it is a Sonic game and- more importantly- it supports network play. Sonic Square (tentative title) is a multiplayer experience that’ll no doubt draw lots of comparisons to Mario […]

    Sonic Square up for Pre-Order!

    Yes, the Mario Party-esque “Sonic Square” (or “Sonic Shuffle” as it’s also known) is available for Pre-Order at Ugo Direct’s Game Dealer.com. It gives a description of it (stats, etc.), as well as a release date of September 15, 2000 (which will almost definately change. Click here to see it for yourself. Odd how they […]

    Sega of America finds New Boss

    Sega of America has finally picked it’s new chief operating officer (COO) to run the company in place of Bernie Stolar, who was fired last year. Stolar, as some may know, was very responsible for getting the Dreamcast’s start so succesful in the States. Now, Peter Moore, who has already worked for SOA for a […]

    EXCITING NEWS FOR DREAMCAST OWNERS!

    This is very good news for Dreamcast owners who want to get online and a pretty sweet deal, especially if you don’t have an ISP for your Dreamcast/computer. According to IGN DC, a new service called “SegaNet”, made by the new “Sega.com” company will offer Dreamcast owners an AOL-like ISP to use on the Dreamcast. […]