Have you heard about the much-anticipated “Super Game” in the works at Sega? In their latest update, Sega indicates that they are still on track to release it by the “fiscal year ending March 2026.”
In this update, Sega highlights the steady progress in developing the “Super Game.” The team is focused on creating a “major title” that transcends standard gaming experiences and aims for global recognition, aspiring to be a standout project.
One of the primary objectives reiterated by Sega is to craft a game that engages the entire gaming community – from players and streamers to viewers. Earlier reports emphasized Sega’s vision for this game to be groundbreaking, with the potential to attract more users than any previous projects they’ve undertaken.
CEO Haruki Satomi expressed optimism about the project’s financial prospects last year, suggesting it could surpass 100 billion yen (around $670 million USD) over its lifetime.
Notably, Sega recently halted the development of Hyenas, a first-person shooter live service game by the developers of Total War, Creative Assembly. This project was believed to align with Sega’s pursuits for a “Super Game.”
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