They Just Closed SEGA's Racing Studio

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Originally Posted by not Anal Kaboom

Hey does it say anything about the Initial D arcade games? Cause if those are gone this could really suck...

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This studio is based in England. They're made up largely of former Codemasters staff.

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Originally Posted by Frogacuda

This studio is based in England. They're made up largely of former Codemasters staff.

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Thanks for the info man.

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Originally Posted by not Anal Kaboom

Have you played the arcade versions KOF?

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There is a place here in Chinatown that used to have an ID machine. I played it several times, and that's about it. I am glad PSP got such a great port.

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Originally Posted by gamevet

I defineatly enjoyed Revo more than Dirt. I don't get all the love for Dirt, when Revo was an all around better game.

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I liked the graphical style of Revo a lot better than Dirt, and I appreciated the fact that the framerate didn't stutter as much as Dirt. However, the controls in Dirt were slightly more refined and that game had a million more options to play around with than Revo. Overall, I think both games are a fairly even match, but I would probably pick up and play Revo befor Dirt any day.

SRS not dead, bought out by Codemasters

for those of you who care :p

Wow, that makes a lot of sense, actually.

They'll probably better off.

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Originally Posted by bbobb

Was Rally Revo even any good?

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The demo was awesome, but I don't think many people actually got the game.

That includes myself.

That's not surprising. I recall that Sega poached a lot of Codemasters staff when forming Sega Racing Studio.

Still, definitely good news for racing fans.

Revo is pretty awesome, but I have to consider the crowd here. You're all going to pick up the 50 cent Mario Kart complete with cheap piece of plastic instead anyway. good times

Glad to see they get a second chance