Cameron Waldrop
The first of these is Space Channel 5. Sega has even given an idea of what the plot will be, writing in a press release: If you’re maybe unfamiliar with the look of the Space Channel 5 game, it got a VR version called Space Channel 5 VR Kinda Funky News Flash! in late 2020. This is sure to make for one strange film. Space Channel 5 was originally released in December 1999 for the Sega Dreamcast. The other game that will be receiving a movie is Comix Zone, the 1995 Sega Genesis game. Here is a trailer for Comix Zone that was released when the game was ported to Google Play. The press release had this to say: As far as Sega’s involvement in these movies, “Takumi Yoshinaga (Sega video game director) will join the team for Space Challen 5 and Kagasei Shimomura (Sega video game producer) will join the team for Comix Zone.” This is the true test that these movies will be in the right hands.

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