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Sega Reportedly Ready To Spend $882 Million On Its "Super Game"
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thegamer.comSega is rumoured to be spending $1 billion on its "Super Game" project, including acquiring other game companies.
As reported by VGC, Sega has previously said that it wants to create a "super game", which is said to be a long-term strategy to create one "major global title" focusing on "online", "community", and "IP utilization". The project is rumoured to be a game that makes use of all of Sega's IP in some sort of online multiplayer space.
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