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According to a Bloomberg report, Sega is working on “big-budget” reboots of Dreamcast-era cult classics and . It’s part of the Japanese gaming giant’s Super Game initiative, a plan that involves revisiting dormant IPs to improve the company’s global reach, by creating blockbuster live-service games that will generate recurring revenue while maintaining huge communities of players.

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