Sega is Hosting It’s First-ever Sega Atlus Festival Event at SM Mall of Asia This December
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Sega will host its first Sega Atlus Festival in the Philippines, at SM Mall of Asia from December 7 - December 8. It’s a free two-day event offering game demos to games like Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakua in Hawaii, freebies, and merchandise that will cater to Sega and Atlus fans.
Sega Atlus Festival in SM Mall of Asia
Here’s a rundown of what to expect from the Sega Atlus Festival.
Playable Demos
Participants will be able to play demos of Sonic X Shadow Generations, Sonic Rumble, Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!, Metaphor: ReFantazio, and the upcoming Yakuza game Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Upon playing the demos and taking part in activities at each booth, participants can receive various gifts and stamps for the event’s Stamp Rally, which gives players a chance to participate in the lucky daily draw once you complete it. If you complete the Stamp Rally (doing all the events in the Sega Atlus Festival), you’ll added to the daily lucky draw.
Content creators joining the Sega Atlus Festival
Content creators will be collaborating with Sega to host interactive stage events. Those looking forward to meeting them can expect them to be at the event at these times.
December 7
12 PM: Myrtyle Sarrosa
3PM: Kuya Bols
7PM: Een
December 8
12 PM: Myrtyle Sarrosa
3PM: Cherizawa
7PM:GLOCO Gaming
Each stage event with these content creators will have unique mechanics and challenges.
Sonic Rumble — Player who has the highest ranking at the end of the 3 rounds wins.
Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage! The player with the highest combo wins.
Sonic X Shadow Generations - The player with the fastest clear time wins.
Metaphor: ReFantazio - The Player who completes the stage first wins.
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii - The player with the highest score wins.
The Sega Atlus Festival will feature various novelty gift items such as a Shadow Sun Visor, a Sonic Rumble lanyard, a Goro Majima Mask, Metaphor: ReFantazio pin badges, and various sticker sets.
The event will also feature Sega and Atlus merchandise such as a Sonic & Friends plush toy, Like a Dragon face cushions, Hatsune Miku pin badges, a Mofu Mofu Sonic the Hedgehog tote back, and more.
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