Sega recently showed GamePro its upcoming racer Sega Rally Revo. While showing the game, Sega confirmed that the developers developed the game natively on the PlayStation 3, later porting it to the Xbox 360, PC, and PSP.
SEGA Racing Studio's new vision of SEGA Rally should be arriving on Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network in demo form prior to release.
SEGA announced today that its SEGA Rally franchise is not only coming to next-gen platforms, but will also be making an appearance on the PSP. Not developed by SEGA Racing Studio like the other versions, SEGA Rally PSP will be developed by Bugbear Entertainment, known for the Flatout racing series.
Change is never easy, but for those looking ahead to Sega's new rally game, it's going to make things a lot more interesting. Nothing in Sega Rally embodies this spirit more than the tracks themselves. Whether cut through snow, mud or gravel, the tracks will react realistically to the pounding they take, Guy Wilday, director of UK-based Sega Racing Studio, told Kikizo recently.
SEGA® of America, Inc. today shipped SEGA Superstars Tennis to stores in North America. Featuring several of the most recognized SEGA video game characters smashing it up on the most outrageously designed tennis environments, SEGA Superstars Tennis is now available on the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system, PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system, the Wii home video game system and Nintendo DS.