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SEGA of America Workers Vote to Unionize
The AEGIS-CWA union is now the first multi-departmental video game union in the U.S.
SEGA of America Workers Are Unionizing
Workers at Sega of America would form the first multi-departmental video game union in the U.S.
Why Did a Nazi Sonic Appear in a Sega Magazine?
To understand this image we must first understand its historical context.
Come for the Jet Set Radio Soundtracks, Stay for the 5G Conspiracy Theories
The rise of social media means we're exposed to the people who make the things we like, including disinformation and conspiracy theories.
'13 Sentinels' Is Blowing My Mind and I Can't Tell You Anything About It
A video game in which any individual story point could, in theory, be a spoiler.
'Yakuza: Like a Dragon' Needs a Hero Worth Following
The switch to JRPG mechanics goes smoothly, but the everyday heroes of the story can't always tell the villains apart from the good guys.
The Sega Genesis Mini Faithfully Recreates the Experience of Not Having a SNES
Nostalgia plays inevitably fall victim to bad memories as well.
Hello Kitty Is Probably About to Be Ruined in a Stupid CGI Movie
Given what's happened to other childhood faves (RIP, toothy Sonic), there are a lot of ways this could go.
Sega Finally Gets the Retro Console Treatment It Deserves
Analogue, the company that has rethought Nintendo’s retro home consoles for the modern day, is taking on much of Sega’s back library with the just-announced Mega Sg.
The Genesis Cover for 'Sonic Mania Plus' Celebrates 90s Sega Box Art
The physical re-issue of 'Sonic Mania' has a reversible cover and mini artbook that both tug on the nostalgia strings.
Games Like 'Sky Rogue' Let Me Indulge in My Arcade Nostalgia
Bold, bright, and smartly designed, the best arcade games offered a simplicity I've missed for years.
In 'Yakuza 6,' Family Is More Important Than Fists
Come for the crime drama, stay for the breakdown of various parenting styles.