New Leak Claims That Persona 6 Is Coming to the Xbox and Nintendo Switch 2
Credible sources have hinted that Persona 6 will see a multi-platform release, which will include the Xbox and the Nintendo Switch 2.
Credible sources have hinted that Persona 6 will see a multi-platform release, which will include the Xbox and the Nintendo Switch 2.
Peter Moore was right there when SEGA gave up on consoles, Xbox was at its peak, and Electronic Arts was arguably at its best.
The recent rumors make it appear as if Microsoft is slowly shoving the Xbox platform, and possibly even the Game Pass, out of the door.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth has unlocked a new high for the Yakuza franchise on Steam in spite of its controversial nature.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and SEGA are making the confusing decision to sell access to New Game Plus in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth.
Xbox might be looking to take a page out of SEGA's manufacturer-turned-third-party-publisher playbook.
Nintendo has yet to confirm its Switch successor but there are already reports of which games will be on it when it comes out.
The exact details surrounding Nintendo's still-to-be-confirmed Switch successor continues to remain elusive.
Despite being the first SEGA game to be priced at $69.99, plenty of fans seem to be looking forward to buying Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth.
Shadow the Hedgehog made its debut, albeit briefly, in the post credits scene of last year's Sonic the Hedgehog 2.
If it clears this number, Persona 6 will have made up a sizable chunk of the franchise's total sales, including Megami Tensei.
While it's not as mainstream as Final Fantasy, Persona has a solid enough of a reputation that some see it as the best JRPG franchise ever.
To be fair, Sonic had the "first" successful movie adaptation between the two but Mario had the bigger box office outing.
For what it's worth, SEGA and Bandai have a history of working together with Sony on PlayStation exclusives over the years.
As Sega teases a series of Sonic content for next year, fans are treading the thin line between genuine excitement and cautious skepticism.
Sonic Superstars uses 2.5D visuals instead of the pixel art we've all come to associate with the video game series.
Apparently, we could've gotten another Mini console, this time from SEGA, had the company found a way to control its price point.