The first entries into Sega's AGES range on Nintendo Switch have finally arrived, with plenty more games still lined up to follow suit, but there's one question still hanging in the air. That ...

Just a few hours ago, we reported on the news that Sega would be introducing a number of classic games from its library on the Nintendo Switch, under the brand name Sega Ages. So far, we know ...

The Sega Ages line has officially debuted on Nintendo Switch, with Sonic the Hedgehog and Thunder Force IV (also known as Lightening Force) officially on the system, and more like Phantasy Star ...

Sega Games Senior Producer Kagasei Shimomura announced at Sega Fes 2018 that Sega Ages for Nintendo Switch may expand to include Sega Saturn and Sega Dreamcast games if the line of games do well.

Why? Multiple hints and even an official source point to Sega expanding its recently announced Sega Ages collection to include Saturn and Dreamcast games.

The possibility of Dreamcast games arriving on the Nintendo Switch via the Sega AGES program is dancing much closer to reality today. In a recently published interview with Famitsu, Sega M2 ...

As it turns out, Sega’s long defunct Dreamcast console is still thinking. The company behind the machine cut support long ago due in part to the commercial pressures applied by Sony’s ...

Sega has also revealed that this range won't be limited to just the Master System, Mega Drive and arcade – Saturn and Dreamcast games will also be coming in the future.

Yesterday, Sega the Sega Ages lineup for Nintendo Switch that would include Genesis and Master System classics. Now they've said that there's a chance Saturn and Dreamcast games may come to the ...

See what Sega's been up to since the launch of the Dreamcast 20 years ago. We’ve just passed the 20th anniversary of the Dreamcast, a bittersweet celebration as this was also Sega’s final console.

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In a recent Famitsu interview, Sega and M2 indicated that Dreamcast games on the Nintendo Switch might be a possibility, especially as an working emulator has been made.