Sega Superstars Tennis: Official Europe site opens, lists launch date |
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We're letting you guys know that the official website for the European port of Sega Superstars Tennis (Xbox 360, Wii, PS3, DS, PS2) is now available for viewing.There's not really much visit at the site for now, given that most of the links are still locked. What the site does detail, however is that Europe will be receiving the game by March 20 - just two days after North America receives its copy.
While the site's video links still aren't working, it does host several screenshots previewing the SST's upcoming court-side action. And lest we forget - we spied Sonic, Ulala, Amigo, as among the playables - expect event more Sega favorites to make their appearance as the site updates. Europe's official Sega Superstar Tennis site is available via the source link.
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No f'n wonder Sega is shutting down arcades and factorys all over. They keep whoaring themselves out with this kinda crap it isn't going to be long before sega is nothing but a memory.