Sega of America announced today the release of "Sega Soccer Slam," an action-packed, smash-mouth soccer spin off for the Nintendo GameCube. Produced by Visual Concepts, makers of the acclaimed Sega Sports 2K series, "Sega Soccer Slam" is easy to learn, challenging to master, and incredible to watch. Employing sophisticated motion-captured 3D models and multiple modes, "Sega Soccer Slam's" wild cast of characters will dazzle gamers with their detailed expressions, athletic prowess and exaggerated personality traits. Prepare for pandemonium when this addictive game, which takes an unorthodox approach to the world's most popular sport, hits the market.

Today we bring you some great screenshots of Sega Sports' upcoming Dreamcast game, NHL 2K2. NHL 2K2 will be released next week. As all good things come to an end, it seems this is the last game scheduled to be released on the Dreamcast.

Bigben Interactive, Europe's leading independent interactive distributor, today announced a new price point for Sega's 128bit next generation online gaming console, the Dreamcast. With immediate effect the Dreamcast will retail everywhere in stores at £69.99.

The Japanese-language version of a popular role-playing game developed for Sega Dreamcast is infected with a highly destructive virus. Full story below!

Sega Dreamcast, the original 128 bit, Next Generation console, is introducing its latest tennis game, Virtua Tennis II, to tennis fans at a special charity exhibition match in London next week between Britain's No. 1 Tim Henman and legendary star John McEnroe.

Sega Europe, Ltd. today announced that it will enable Dreamcast consoles to be opened so users can select their own ISP for interactive gaming and internet access. Sega Europe will stop being the exclusive provider of Dreamcast internet access services in European territories.

Empire Interactive is getting some Sega titles out to PC next year. The titles we are talking about is Crazy Taxi and Virtua Tennis. Releasedates is for Crazy Taxi April 2002 and Virtua Tennis February 2002.

THQ will co-publish 16 of Sega's GameBoy Adv. games in the United States. This press release includes some renamings and couple of announcements.

Sega is still alive;) We present some new gameinfo and also some nice screens from three Sega DreamCast games! The games is as follow: 90 Minutes, Floigan Bros and Shenmue II. Take me there..