SEGA confirms that five of its classic retro franchises are making a giant comeback, and it could be a part of the ambitious new Super Game initiative.

Justin Scarpone, Sega's global head of transmedia, casually dropped the news about a new game in the franchise during an interview with VGC.

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More than 150 vintage video games stashed away in storage since the 1990s could lead to a six-figure payday for a Nebraska man who owns the collection.

Sega, the publisher behind beloved games like platformer Sonic and JRPG Yakuza, is considering marking its upcoming games at more expensive $70 price point.

Sega is eyeing new movies and rebooting a handful of retro franchises including Crazy Taxi, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Jet Set Radio and Shinobi.

Assuming the new game is not a reboot or remake, the new Virtua Fighter would be the sixth entry in the fighting franchise, which ushered in a new era of 3D-based fighters when it debuted in 1993.

Sega unveils next Virtua Fighter, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, and new project from Like a Dragon studio More VF details coming later today.

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