I don't count Sonic Team Racing as Sumo have always lead on that project series although happy for that to be considered a 4th. Is that along with Streets of Rage 4 and Shenmue 3 it now becomes the 3rd major Sega franchise being worked on away from Sega that we know of. However what is certainly raising my own admittedly feverish, fanboy eyebrows. In itself that isn't concerning or anything near that. Or even responses to or retweets of any kind that link to the news has occurred. Other than to simply state that Forever Entertainment are handling the game, but as yet no official communications directly from Sega or involvement from their social media channels. Sega has been strangely mute to the announcement. However the official news to me is slightly more interesting. One of Forever Enterainments current licenses appears to be 'Teddy Floppy Ear - The Race' featuring this rather brilliant looking Rasta pigeon thing. So they have some experience going from PS1/Sautrn era to 2018 at least. Whose site showcases mainly phone looking games and then the recent Fear Effect revival. The game is instead being handled but Polish studio Forever Entertainment. I.E not Sega themselves, so the age old issue of someone having put the Panzer Dragoon Saga source code in a bin, emptied it and then set that computer on fire could be sidestepped with a rebuild you would think. Especially when a deeper look into the games announcement is accompanied by the statement the game is being reworked and externally so. The second question is certainly legitimate. 'THIS IS AMAZING!!!' style gushing or instant questions about 'Why not Saga?'. So what are we offering then? well, tidbits I guess? The news was widely met with either two remarks. Other than the same statement reported everywhere. It's a Dreamcast blog in 2018, we have no concept of any other type of news day)ī) Any sort of explanation about the newly announced game at all.
Now there are two things you won't find within this article Ī) Any news strictly relevant to the Dreamcast (you can also spare the 'slow news day?' comments.
The internet was recently awash with Sega fans falling over themselves discussing the recent announcement about the return of Panzer Dragoon.
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