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A conversation with ToeJam & Earl co-creator Greg Johnson
[Editor’s note: This article was originally published in Mega Visions Issue #01 and is the full, uncut version] By Blake…
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Review: Persona 4: Golden
Persona 4 was released on PlayStation 2 back in 2008, during a time when Sony was transitioning from the PS2 to the…
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Review: Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice (3DS)
The Sonic Boom series has not been very well received, historically. Rise of Lyric on the Wii U was unanimously…
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Review – Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal, a unique perspective
Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice releases later this month, but as it so happens, we here at SEGA Nerds never…
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Mega Visions’ Dreamcast anniversary update
As you probably know, our beloved Dreamcast turned 17 years old earlier this month. It’s crazy to think it’s been…
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Review: Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X (PS4)
Bright colors, anime eyes, an endless wardrobe and maddeningly catchy J-Pop: This must be Hatsune Miku. Project Diva X, which marks…
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Review: The King of Fighters XIV (PS4)
It’s been a long time since I woke up thinking about a fighting game. Not since my glory days ascending…
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Mega Visions, Radio SEGA team up for exclusive feature
Hey there, Mega Fans! I’m David, better known around the RadioSEGA community as KC. For those not familiar withRadioSEGA, we’re…
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Oh my God, you did it!
Well, we (that includes you!) did it … not only did we reach our goal, but we totally obliterated it!…
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‘Console Wars’ author Blake Harris joins Mega Visions
We’re excited to announced that “Console Wars” author Blake Harris has joined the Mega Visions team! If you’ve already read…
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