SEGA Europe (Page 2)
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Sega adds 5 playable titles to Eurogamer Expo
Warners' Batman: Arkham City also set to make an appearance
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SEGA to host Eurogamer Expo Indie Arcade
Submissions for 2011 independent showcase now open
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SEGA was hacked after post-PSN security update
Changes made in wake of Sony breach failed to protect customer data
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President of Sega West discusses new hardware budgets, Wii U and Vita support, and changing Euro markets
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Sega continues UK investment with new Solihull studio
Team initially focused on Sony's PlayStation Vita; "The UK's super competitive" compared to other regions - Dunn
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SEGA: UK studios "the bedrock of our business"
Sports Interactive and Creative Assembly "outperforming their business plans" for second year
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Hayes, Dunn and Heaton talk UK success, incubating Aliens and measuring the bottom line
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SEGA opens 10,000 sq ft UK studio for Alien game
MP Vaizey welcomes Creative Assembly's expansion to 200 staff
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Sega delays Western release of Bayonetta
January 2010 is "optimum release time in the Western markets" says publisher
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The Sega Europe president talks MMO development, Metacritic and second-hand game sales
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Hayes: Second-hand games are a market reality
Sega Europe boss keeps a watching brief on the retailer activity - but he doesn't like it
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Metacritic helps business objectivity, says Hayes
But Sega Europe president admits that the score aggregator must be used sensibly
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New IP is likely to suffer this year, says Hayes
Sega Europe president expresses concern over original content as publishers refocus
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The Sega Europe president on the economy, how to survive recession, and what the industry may look like at the end of it
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Economic fears hit retailer stock orders
Publishers to face further difficulties as key US chains look to slash inventory
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No cuts planned at Sega Europe
Mike Hayes reveals company is "in great shape" and trading well
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Sega launches online casual games portal
PlaySega.com to feature arcade, word, puzzle, quiz and sports titles for free