Sega Explores Launching a Netflix-Style Game Subscription Service
Sega’s Potential Game Streaming Service
Sega is considering launching its own subscription service for video games, similar to Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus. These services let players pay a monthly fee to access various games without owning them outright. Sega’s president, Shuji Utsumi, told the BBC the company finds these services “very interesting” and is exploring options, though details are still under wraps.
Some experts are concerned that adding another subscription could increase costs for gamers who already pay for multiple services. Currently, Sega games are available on other platforms like Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus. A Sega-only service might make sense financially for the company, allowing them to collect subscription fees directly. However, it could mean hi...