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Sega Teasing Something Happening To 'Guts' October 29
An image just appeared on Sega's official Facebook page with the cryptic message, "On October 29th guts will be _______."
There are seven blank characters for whatever word is meant to finish out the sentence. Commenters on the Facebook post are putting forward guesses like something related to Zombies Ate my Neighbors, House of Dead, or Shenmue. Even though it makes no sense in the context of the sentence, Shenmue is seven characters. People are also offering up "spilled" as the word that could complete the sentence.
Whatever it is, we should learn more on Tuesday October 29.
— SEGA (@SEGA) October 27, 2013
[Source: Facebook, via: NeoGAF]
Our Take
Sonic Lost World releases on Tuesday (read our review here), but I would be surprised if this tease was related to that game. Sonic doesn't make a habit of spilling, or really doing anything related to guts. I would guess, arbitrarily, that this is related to House of the Dead in some way. What do you think?
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