Global Pocket - Latest Gadget News (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
This is a PMP device named as the Sega Vision. According to official statement from SEGA, the Sege Vision is a real device but it’s not a gaming device. Instead the Sega Vision is a MP4 PMP player that comes with some basic gaming functions. It’s NOT a new handheld gaming machine. read more
Joystiq (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Filed under: Culture , Nintendo Wii , Action In an interesting gesture of cooperation, it appears that Sega is working with the ESRB to make sure that MadWorld releases with an "M" rating in the US. MTV Multiplayer reports that the publisher has been submitting new builds to the ESRB and noting the rating organization's feedback. This is all, of course, an attempt to avoid an "AO" rating, which would...
Fashionfunky (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
This was one rumour that I actually had my fingers crossed about. I for one cant forget the amazing hours that I have spent playing Sega video games. At the time given a choice between Nintendo and Sega, I would...
Gadget Venue dot com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Sega are planning to launch a new handheld console in to the market. The console should be launched next year. It is named the Sega Vision and is more then just a games console as plans, if followed through, will see this device playing music, movies and allow users to watch the TV. As well as [...]
Gizmodo UK (Free subscription) | yesterday
Sega's getting back into the hardware game by all accounts with the Vision [can you say 'Ugly'?] PMP. However, despite the ancient looks, this mobile device is hoping to cram in more features than you can shake a stick at including the ability to playback movies and music, shoot photos and video, watch TV thanks to an in-built TV tuner, play games on and use as an eBook reader. Phew! OK, the games...
Pocket-lint (Free subscription) | yesterday
With eight different entertainment features Internet rumours are suggesting that Sega is gearing up to release a portable media player to rival the PSP next year, with eight different entertainment features. ... Read Sega "Vision" handheld coming next year? on Pocket-lint now
Xbitlabs (Free subscription) | 18 hours ago
One More Competitor for Sony
:: Articles :: Gizmos for Geeks (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago
Sega is getting back into hardware, this time it’ll be a handheld console. Dubbed the Vision, it will play games, plus movies and music, and apparently have a camera and TV-tuner. Really… I haven’t heard WiFi mentioned. Honestly, this needs to compete with the PSP. On the other hand, I’d love to play Sonic [...]
übergizmo (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
Ok, I know that products from China aren't exactly of high quality (despite the fact that many things these days are made in that country) with the tainted milk scandal being the most glaring in recent memory, but to hear that Sega's upcoming Vision portable media player will be manufactured by some Chinese company without input from Sega is clearly a poor choice. You know how those cloned devices...
Kotaku (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
There are lots of arcades in Japan. Hell, there is a book's worth of arcades in Japan. But elsewhere? Hrm. The head of SEGA's AM2 arcade division, Makoto Osaki, calls the arcade market outside of...
GamePolitics.com (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Sega, publisher of the upcoming MadWorld , is working closely with the ESRB on the bloody game's content, according to a report on MTV Multiplayer . Sega's goal, of course, is to avoid a sales-killing Adults Only rating. It's more or less a given that black-and-white (and red) MadWorld will be tagged with at least an M rating in the United States. Of the cooperation, MTV Multiplayer's Patrick Klepek...
T3 (Free subscription) | yesterday
Gizmondo 2 is looking slightly nervous
Joystiq (Free subscription) | yesterday
Filed under: Nintendo DS , Portable , Sony PSP Despite what you may have heard from Register Hardware or various and sundry other media outlets over the weekend, Sega isn't getting back into the hardware business. Yes, the company's releasing a portable device that can "play games," in addition to playing music and movies as well as serving as a digital camera. But those games are Java-based, just...
Gadget Review (Free subscription) | yesterday
Before the weekend there was a rumor flying around that Sega was getting back into the hardware market and was set to release a new handheld gaming device to compete with the PSP and DS. We didn’t post on it because it seemed a stretch to say the least. Turns out the rumor is only [...]
Cnet (Free subscription) | yesterday
Sega is developing a PMP. But as Don Reisinger points out, it needs to start developing a video game console.
