🎮✨ Segagaga Is Not Forgotten — Huge Shoutout to Exxistance (And Regundo!)
In a world full of forgotten games and abandoned fan projects, there’s one name that deserves way more love right now: Exxistance.
This legend has taken on the monumental task of translating Segagaga—one of Sega’s weirdest, most self-aware, and most painfully underappreciated Dreamcast gems—into English. And not just the surface stuff. We’re talking full-on chapter-by-chapter progress, with Chapter 1 already complete, and seven more to go. The final one? A full-on shooter segment, capped off with a blurb that wraps it all up.
If that doesn’t scream dedication, I don’t know what does.
I know firsthand how easy it is to get burned out, discouraged, or ghosted by people who say they’ll help but vanish at the first sign of actual work. That’s what makes Exxistance’s work all the more refreshing. He’s actually doing it. Quietly. Consistently. Passionately.
So if you’ve ever loved Sega’s wild side…
If you’ve ever wanted to see Segagaga in English the way it deserves…
If you appreciate the grind of indie translators who pour love into forgotten classics…
Go follow Exxistance. Support the project. Spread the word.
Let’s give this man the flowers he deserves—while he’s still putting in the work.
Because in the world of retro fan translations, people like him are rare. And worth every bit of hype we can give.
🦝💚 With respect,
— A fellow chaos-fueled raccoon watching from the shadows.
P.S. On a side note, this trash panda plans at least to turn the Segagaga Perfect Guide into English. I'll probably reference my childhood as snark so it won't be 100% a pure translation. But who cares? It's in English.