Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol 26 Dynamite Deka

Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol 26 Dynamite Deka

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The second series was released for the PlayStation in 2003 and concluding in 2008, known as the Sega Ages 2500 series - this title comes from the 2500 price point the game had.[3] The series was created from Sega's interest in the success of D3 Publisher's Simple budget-title video game series, which features low-budget games at a low price point. This interest would lead to Sega and D3 Publisher forming a new subsidiary company in 2003, known as 3D Ages (スリーディーエイジス/3Dエイジス, Surīdī Eijisu), with the sole reason to create games under the Sega Ages 2500 series.[4] Later in 2004, D3 Publisher would leave the project and give Sega complete control of the company.[5]

The main focus of the series was to remake older Sega video games with 3D visuals, alongside improved sound and gameplay. Following the departure of D3 Publisher, the series would soon shift into featuring compilations of other Sega video games alongside remakes of these games.[5] The series officially concluded in 2008 after 33 entries, although several other Sega Ages 2500 games, featuring games such as Streets of Rage and Alex Kidd, were planned for release.[5] 3D Ages was disbanded in late 2005 and absorbed into Sega.[5]

Due to complications with Sony Computer Entertainment America, Sega was disallowed from releasing the games individually outside Japan.[5] Instead, nine of the games in the Sega Ages 2500 series would be compiled into the Sega Classics Collection compilation for the PlayStation 2, released in North America by Sega in 2005 and in Europe by Conspiracy Entertainment in 2006.[3]

The third series was released for the Xbox 360 that was both introduced and concluded in 2012.[6] This series consisted of releases from the Sega Vintage Collection series, originally released in North America and Europe, from 2007 to 2009, as well as re-releases of games from the Sega Ages 2500 series - the latter games were only released on the PlayStation Store for the PlayStation 3 and had the Sega Ages 2500 name stripped from the title.[7] The games were developed by M2 as opposed to being made in-house by Sega.[6] Ten releases were made in total, making it the shortest of the Sega Ages series.[8]

3D-Ages was a company set up as a joint venture between SEGA and publisher D3. It worked on the first fifteen volumes of the SEGA Ages 2500 series before SEGA took complete control over it. When reversed, 3D-Ages becomes SEGA-D3. 59ce067264

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