Sega Launches Retro Watches Inspired by Gaming Consoles
Prepare to be tempted! Sega, in collaboration with SuperGroupies, has unveiled three distinct watches, each drawing inspiration from the brand's most iconic gaming consoles: the Mega Drive, the Saturn, and the Dreamcast.
The watch faces prominently feature emblematic elements from each console, complemented by stylized buttons and directional pads that echo their respective controllers. To further enhance the nostalgic appeal, these timepieces arrive in packaging reminiscent of the original console boxes.
If you're considering adding one of these to your collection (and who wouldn't want to?), they are priced at a relatively accessible 27,500 yen, which translates to approximately £130 / €150. Pre-orders will be open throughout August, with shipping expected in February. You can find more details on the official website.
Sega Releases Retro Watches Inspired by Gaming Consoles
Sega has teamed up with SuperGroupies to introduce three new watches, paying homage to their classic Mega Drive, Saturn, and Dreamcast consoles. Each watch boasts a design that incorporates iconic console elements and controller-inspired buttons and D-pads. They even come in special packaging that evokes the original console boxes.
These retro-themed watches are available for pre-order at 27,500 yen (around £130 / €150) and are set to ship in February. Pre-orders are open during August.
Fresh materials — Gaming News
Halo Ring World: A Veteran's Disappointment with the "Ugly" Redesign
Marcus Lehto, a veteran from Bungie and the art director for the original Halo: Combat Evolved, who was instrumental in shaping the iconic Master Chief and the original Ring World, has voiced his dissatisfaction with the current depiction of the Ring World in Halo: Campaign Evolved. He describe
El Niño Drives South American Seabirds Further North Than Usual in Panama
Unusual numbers of seabirds are being observed much further north than their typical range in Panama, South America, as El Niño significantly disrupts their food supply. These birds, including species like the blue-footed booby, normally reside off the coasts of Peru and Chile in cold, nutrient-r
Review of "The Last House": A Thriller That Misses the Mark
Summer is often accompanied by a new streaming horror film. I discovered "The Last House" a few days before its release and, even before watching it, suspected it was a typical concept—one that could either work or fall flat. With skilled direction and a solid script, it had the potential to be
Christopher Judge, the Actor Behind Kratos, Calls for More Respect for Video Game Writers
Christopher Judge, the actor who brought Kratos to life in the 2018 game "God of War" and its 2022 sequel, "God of War: Ragnarök," has expressed a desire for video game writers and developers to receive the recognition and respect they deserve. During an appearance at FanExpo, Judge questioned
Tomb Raider: Catalyst Release Window Narrowed Down
While Lara Croft's return is anticipated next year with the release of Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis on PC, PlayStation 5, Switch 2, and Xbox Series S/X on February 12th, it's clear Ms. Croft has even grander ambitions. A brand-new adventure, Tomb Raider: Catalyst, is also in development.
Halo Archive Lets Fans Relive Their Best Halo Memories, While Campaign Evolved Rekindles Nostalgia
As "Halo: Campaign Evolved" brings players back to where the legendary Xbox franchise began, nostalgia for the series' early, arguably golden years, has surged. But while fans are rediscovering that vast ring, another project offers a chance to revisit something far more personal: your own jou