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SEGA launches free mini-portal gaming website

Categories: Announcements, Gaming
By: , IntoMobile
Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 at 12:32 PM

SEGA of America has launched a new gaming and social networking website, with a stack of free-play titles. It’s available to PC AND Mac users, and is called PlaySEGA.

Each game (of which there are a mix of new and recognised titles) allows users to collect PlaySEGA rings – which is the “currency” on the site. The rings can be traded to customise the site and create profile pages…

Check it out – there is also going to be a paid-for VIP section soon, where certain MegaDrive classics will be available – nicely! Any chance of Golden Axe? Howzabout Altered Beast?

If you wanna play/know more, visit the site here.

[Via: thetechherald.com]

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