Sega isn’t “abandoning” physical games: president reminds everyone “we used to develop consoles,” but says it’s eyeing PC gaming in an increasingly digital future
Sega president Shuji Utsumi has said the company is not abandoning physical games, despite industry concerns that digital distribution is increasingly replacing discs and cartridges. He stressed Sega’s long history in hardware, saying it once developed consoles, while indicating that the company is also looking towards PC gaming as part of its future strategy.
The comments suggest Sega intends to maintain a presence in physical releases while adapting to changing consumer habits and the growth of digital platforms. PC is being viewed as an important area for expansion, reflecting the wider games industry’s shift towards digital sales without an immediate end to boxed products.
- Sega says physical games remain part of its plans.
- The company is expanding its focus on PC gaming.
- Digital growth is shaping Sega’s future strategy.