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Gain Ground is out now on the Japanese eShop as the latest SEGA Ages game for Switch. Have a look at some footage in the video below.

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The fifth Switch game in the SEGA Ages series, Gain Ground, has a Japanese release date. It will release in just a week on December 27. We’re still waiting to hear on a Western date for the eShop title.

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During the Puyo Puyo Championship December 2018 Tournament today, two new games were revealed for the SEGA Ages lineup on Switch. Puyo Puyo and Puyo Puyo Tsu from the arcades are both in the pipeline.

SEGA has yet to go into detail on features. However, we do know that the two games will feature online support.

It’s not currently clear when SEGA Ages – Puyo Puyo and Puyo Puyo Tsu will be available on Switch, but we’ll keep you posted.

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SEGA Ages is already available in Japan. Today, it was announced that the North American and European release is slated for January 10.

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SEGA AGES – Phantasy Star is finally out on Switch in the west today. The game has been given a launch trailer, which we have below.

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After a few weeks since it’s initial reveal, SEGA has come out with more details on the fighting game Blade Arcus Rebellion from Shining — specifically focusing on characters Yuma Ilvern and Kirika Alma Towa.

Those interested can check out the fully translated info from Gematsu below, along with new screenshots.

SEGA Genesis Classics

A launch trailer is in for SEGA Genesis Classics (or SEGA Mega Drive Classics for folks in Europe) on Switch. Check it out below.

Early next week, SEGA Genesis Classics will be making its way to Switch. Take a look at a bunch of footage showing off the collection below.

SEGA is the latest company to join in on the countdown for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s launch. With less than a week remaining, we have some new art featuring Sonic the Hedgehog. Check it out above.

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SEGA has revealed a slippery new map and subaquatic sounds from Team Sonic Racing. In the new “Whale Lagoon” map, Sonic and friends will head to the shore for a race through a vibrant underwater landscape full of mysterious marine creatures.

Sonic series composer Jun Senoue created the music for the map. You can listen to it below.

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