Sega will re-release and remake more classic games if fans make their voices heard, says producer
“The things staff members wanted to express in the past but couldn’t are now possible with today’s technology”.
This year marks Sega’s 30th anniversary, so it only makes sense that the company seems to be going through a bit of a mid-life crisis. After the abysmal reception of Aliens: Colonial Marines earlier this year and yet another batch of tepid review scores for the company’s long put-upon mascot Sonic, Sega is now turning towards its fans and requesting their input and ideas for future console remakes and re-releases.