In a frantic battle to the chequered flag, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing sees Sonic and friends speed around tracks set in mediaeval castle ramparts, lush rainforests and bustling cities, all taken from the visually rich and varied universes of Sonic and Sega. Fan favourites such as Dr. Eggman, Tails, AiAi, Amigo and many more will join Sonic in their custom built vehicles, revving their engines and jostling to stay ahead of the pack.

You can pre-order Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing from GameXchange for Xbox360, PS3, Nintendo WII or the Nintendo DS. Pre-order a copy to get your hands on this great title in time for the 26th.

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Rumors promised us a complete compilation of Dreamcast. Reality offers us a rare and little care product that does justice to the 128-bit Sega.

No one can deny that we are surrounded by a halo of nostalgia that seems almost impossible to overcome. Gives both the developments and innovations, that which marked our past is seared so indelibly impressed upon our minds. Many users live with the spirit of Sega, which remain in the gaming world thanks to the company's blue hedgehog, who long for titles that will convey the same sensations as those enjoyed in the Sega machines either Master System, Game Gear, Mega Drive, Mega CD, 32X, Saturn, Dreamcast ...

In general, Sega is known for being a company that always says listen to their users, even when the requests are so (seemingly) outlandish as Shenmue III (not a few times since the company have said they knew that people wanted and that took into account such requests, even if they are viable at the moment). And like other companies, Sega can play with the nostalgia of his audience to release compilations of their flagship games over the years. Deliveries have been several that have come from collections of Sonic and Mega Drive, whose final collection came to us recently (Ultimate Collection Sega Mega Drive), And it looks like Sega finally decided to move forward and focus on another of his beloved machines: Dreamcast. A machine that does more than a year served a decade and we pay a full tribute (10-year history; The 100 essential: Part 1; Part 2)

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Sega Superstars is a sport game that is developed by Sumo Digital and published by Sega. The in house engine is Sunshine. It is available in several platforms including PS2, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS. The release date for the Sega Superstars Tennis in Europe is 17th March 2008. In the North America, it was released on the 18th March 2008. The game was debut on the 27th March 2008. You can choose from 16 characters to play. There are 19 courts in the game.

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Atari, SEGA, Nintendo, and Sony Play Station, are just a few of the many video game systems that have been popular over the last few decades. Baby boomers have watched the progression of video game systems while raising their children, and now while watching their grandchildren.

The first home video game system was available in 1972. It was called Odyssey by Magnavox. The main games featured were a tennis game and a light gun game. There were no new systems available until 1976, when Fairchild Camera and Instruments released their system simply called the Video Entertainment System. This was the first system to have cartridges; the player swapped out a cartridge to change the game. In 1977, Atari starting placing coin operated arcade games inside restaurants. These arcade games were such a success, that Atari decided to create their own home video game system, which used cartridges, called the Atari 2600. Some of the games available for the Atari 2600, were Space Invaders, Battlezone, and the still popular Pac-Man. As the world enters the 1980s, a company called Nintendo created a game called Donkey Kong, which was also played on the Atari 2600. The game was based on a plumber who was trying to save his girlfriend from a crazed ape, named Donkey Kong. The plumber was later named, Mario.

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