GameStop has dropped up to half off a ton of SEGA games, and I gotta go fast to grab them all

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If you grew up shouting "SEGAAA" with your friends on the playground as I did, chances are that you've got some back pain, and love for all games with the blue and white logo in the corner. If that sounds about right, then you'll be happy to know that GameStop has dropped up to 50% off a bunch of SEGA games on the Nintendo Switch 2, Switch, PS5, and the Xbox Series X today.

A lot of the companies' biggest series are on sale, from Yakuza, Persona, all the way up to the blue blur himself Sonic the Hedgehog, so it just depends on what platform you own and what you're in the mood for. Fans can race to grab Sonic Racing CrossWorlds as it's just $44.99 at GameStop, and that includes on Switch and Xbox too, and Yakuza fans can catch the Yakuza 0 Director's Cut for $39.99 (GameStop) on Nintendo's newest handheld.

Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army | $49.99 $34.99 at GameStop
Save $15 - If you'd rather experience a fictional version of 1930's Tokyo than the 80s, GameStop has also knocked off $15 from the Raidou remaster on Switch 2. Again, it's a bit far off its record low price at the retailer, but this is still a deal worth grabbing as I've spotted it at its full price at other big US retailers last month, including Amazon.

PS5: $34.99 at GameStop
Xbox: $34.99 at GameStop

UK: £28.29 at Amazon

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