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It sounds like SEGA is in a bit more of a stable situation since exiting the console business a year or so ago, as according to a new report the company is interested in purchasing some third-party publishers to add to its list of development studios. According to a story on Reuters (via Gamespot), the House of Sonic is mostly looking towards publishers in the West - North America and Europe - in an attempt to "strengthen its position in the market and move it closer to the achievement of its goal to be the top publisher in the world." THQ and Infogrames, two publishers that have had close connections with SEGA in the past, are name-checked as potential acquisition targets, but one company that is apparently ruled out is FIFA publisher Electronic Arts. This may be great news for SEGA and its growth as a third-party publisher. We'll let you know if anything comes of this.
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American third-party publisher THQ has announced a partnership with SEGA that will see it co-publish six SEGA-developed and ten co-developed Game Boy Advance games throughout 2001, 2002 and 2003, including Sonic Advance. IGN reports that the agreement, only applicable to the West, allows SEGA to use THQ's strengths in the portably gaming market to 'ensure concurrent release [of their handheld products] with SEGA's major platform titles'. The six games that will be co-published are Columns Crown, Puyo Pop, The House of the Dead Pinball, SEGA Smash Pack, a Major League Baseball licensed game, and Sonic Advance. Outside of these six games - and the unannounced ten titles that THQ is co-developing - SEGA added that it retains the rights to publish its own titles on any platform. Click HERE for more info.
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THQ: IPs Auctioned. Current Developments: Homeworld has gone to Gearbox
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'Very exciting' THQ title to be announced this month
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http://www.computera...ced-this-month/ Looks like we may have another new game being announced this Saturday at the VGA's. Let's just hope it is as exciting as they say. -
It sounds like SEGA is in a bit more of a stable situation since exiting the console business a year or so ago, as according to a new report the company is interested in purchasing some third-party publishers to add to its list of development studios. According to a story on Reuters (via Gamespot), the House of Sonic is mostly looking towards publishers in the West - North America and Europe - in an attempt to "strengthen its position in the market and move it closer to the achievement of its goal to be the top publisher in the world." THQ and Infogrames, two publishers that have had close connections with SEGA in the past, are name-checked as potential acquisition targets, but one company that is apparently ruled out is FIFA publisher Electronic Arts. This may be great news for SEGA and its growth as a third-party publisher. We'll let you know if anything comes of this. View full story
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The day has finally come for US fans - Sonic Advance has been shipped to retailers, courtesy of THQ. You might remember that SEGA signed a deal with THQ to publish a number of Game Boy Advance titles; Sonic Advance is among them. Read on for the full press release, fired to the media by THQ. View full story
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American third-party publisher THQ has announced a partnership with SEGA that will see it co-publish six SEGA-developed and ten co-developed Game Boy Advance games throughout 2001, 2002 and 2003, including Sonic Advance. IGN reports that the agreement, only applicable to the West, allows SEGA to use THQ's strengths in the portably gaming market to 'ensure concurrent release [of their handheld products] with SEGA's major platform titles'. The six games that will be co-published are Columns Crown, Puyo Pop, The House of the Dead Pinball, SEGA Smash Pack, a Major League Baseball licensed game, and Sonic Advance. Outside of these six games - and the unannounced ten titles that THQ is co-developing - SEGA added that it retains the rights to publish its own titles on any platform. Click HERE for more info. View full story