SEGA Explores Potential Subscription Service for Its Game Library

The company is evaluating a Netflix-style model for its iconic titles, though plans remain unconfirmed.

SEGA's president, Shuji Utsumi, revealed in a BBC interview that the company is considering a subscription-based gaming service but has not disclosed specific details.
The potential service could feature SEGA's extensive library, from retro classics to modern titles, similar to offerings like Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus.
Recent delisting of over 60 SEGA games from digital storefronts has fueled speculation that these titles may reappear as part of a subscription model.
Industry experts warn that SEGA launching its own platform might fragment the market further and lead to its games being pulled from existing services like Game Pass or PlayStation Plus.
Utsumi also hinted at broader changes for SEGA, including a 'rock and roll mentality' revival and development of a challenging new Sonic game.