Sega will release a "super game" in 2026, combining multiple "legendary IP"

CTOnews.com, October 30 (Xinhua)-- Sega revealed in its latest annual report that it plans to release a "super game" in March 2026, which will bring together many of the company's legendary IP.

Sega CEO Haruki Satomi stressed that the game will place great emphasis on community building, focusing not only on gamers, but also on "streaming game practitioners and viewers who watch their videos".

Haruki Satomi mentioned that he believes that releasing cross-platform "super games" around the world will help "attract more users and significantly increase the presence of games," potentially allowing Sega to attract consumers who don't like it.

CTOnews.com learned that Sega was working on a mysterious "super game" project in 2021, but revealed little information.

At that time, the media interviewed three senior executives of the company, including Sega Vice President Xiuji Neihai, and they discussed the future of "super games." Although its exact nature is still quite uncertain, it seems to be a multi-platform AAA game, and it seems that it can also host small games.