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Sega’s E3 Line-up Piques Interest
Amid a crowd of the usual fare, a few titles from Sega’s E3 lineup stand out.
Half of Sega’s line-up is composed of titles that won’t cause a lot of buzz: Binary Domain, Renegade Ops, Sega Rally Online Arcade, Guardian Heroes HD, and Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
However, the other half of Sega’s E3 luggage might be worth checking out. Games like Sonic Generations, Aliens: Colonial Marines, Captain America: Super Soldier, and Anarchy Reigns look promising. In addition, Sega will have Crush3D, the 3DS version of the PSP puzzle game, a PS3 version of the hilarious Wii shooter House of the Dead Overkill, a new Shinobi game for the 3DS, and a Kinect horror title called Rise of Nightmares.
It might actually be worth hanging out at Sega’s E3 booth this year.
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