SEGA made headlines last year when it claimed that it had a five-year plan for a "Super Game." A year later, fans believe that SEGA isn't just working on a singular big title, but a series of AAA projects based on its classic franchises.
According to a Bloomberg report, SEGA is digging deep into its coffers and catalog of titles to find a hit like Fortnite. It's unclear why SEGA is specifically singling out Epic Games' hit battle royale title, but we don't exactly blame the longtime video game publisher. Fortnite is one of the most lucrative properties in gaming, with more than 250 million players helping Epic earn billions in annual revenue.
Although SEGA probably isn't going into the battle royale space with a Fortnite-like game, a crossover-friendly big-budget project isn't outside the realm of possibility. If nothing else, SEGA might be creating its own video game universe where crossovers are frequent and plentiful.
The same report states that SEGA's European studio is working on a first-person "Super" game that we presume will also tie into the company's plans to revive Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio. However, the publication's sources warn that SEGA isn't above canceling both Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio reboots.