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Sega Vintage Collection 3 Arrives Next Week
SEGA is releasing a number of classic titles on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network starting next week. All PSN games will be available individually while XBLA games will be available in several package deals grouped by title.
Here’s the breakdown:
PlayStation Network - May 22nd ($4.99 each)
- Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Arcade)
- Wonder Boy in Monster World (Mega Drive)
- Monster World IV (Genesis/Mega Drive)
- Super Hang-On (Arcade)
- Revenge of Shinobi (Genesis/Mega Drive)
- Alex Kidd in Miracle World (Master System)
Xbox Live Arcade - Release Date: May 23rd
Monster World Collection (800 MSP)
- Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Arcade)
- Wonder Boy in Monster World (Genesis/Mega Drive)
- Monster World IV (Genesis/Mega Drive)
Alex Kidd & Co. Collection (800 MSP)
- Super Hang-On (Arcade)
- The Revenge of Shinobi (Genesis/Mega Drive)
- Alex Kidd in Miracle World (Master System)
Xbox Live Arcade - Release Date: May 30th
Golden Axe Collection (800 MSP)
- Golden Axe (Arcade)
- Golden Axe 2 (Genesis/Mega Drive)
- Golden Axe 3 (Genesis/Mega Drive)
Streets of Rage Collection (800 MSP)
- Streets of Rage (Genesis/Mega Drive)
- Streets of Rage 2 (Genesis/Mega Drive)
- Streets of Rage 3 (Genesis/Mega Drive)
[Source: SEGA Blog]
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