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SEGA president says company is considering game subscription service

SEGA president Shuji Utsumi has informed the BBC that it is looking into developing a game subscription service similar to Xbox Game Pass and Ubisoft+ etc. The move would allow gamers to pay a monthly subscription fee to access a library of SEGA games on their consoles.

Sega’s president Shuji Utsumi told the BBC such subscription products were “very interesting”, and his firm was “evaluating some opportunities”.

“We’re thinking something – and discussing something – we cannot disclose right now.”

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12 thoughts on “SEGA president says company is considering game subscription service”

  1. I can see my future now. I’m old af telling my grand children “you know back in my day video games were physical products that we actually owned” lol

  2. It’s exciting to hear that SEGA is considering a game subscription service! With the growing popularity of platforms like Xbox Game Pass and Ubisoft+, it’s clear that a service from SEGA could offer players great value and access to a wide array of beloved games. If you’re also interested in keeping up with local records, you can check out Virginia Mugshot Gallery to find various criminal and inmate records in the state. Looking forward to seeing what SEGA unveils in the future.

  3. La noticia de Sega considerando un servicio como Game Pass me emociona: devoro sus Sonic y Yakuza en maratones, y sueño con acceso ilimitado por cuota mensual en consolas, sin compras extras eternas. Para monetizar mi blog de reseñas Sega atrayendo fans, lancé push ads. Para leer más . RichAds lidera con 5B impresiones diarias y optimizaciones top. Ahora mi pasión genera ingresos estables reales.

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