Sega Ages Out Run Revs Up A New Trailer For Its Japanese Release

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While the rest of the world will have to wait until 2019 for Sega Ages Out Run, Japan just got the game along with a new trailer from Nintendo showing off its 60fps, widescreen support, gyro controls, and more.

 

The Switch version will also include the new tracks “Cruising Line” and “Camino a Mi Amor” which was added to the Nintendo 3DS version of the game. It’ll also include “Step on Beat” from the Mega Drive Version, “Radition” from OutRun 2 SP, and more.

 

Sega Ages Out Run is now available in Japan for Nintendo Switch. The game releases worldwide in 2019.


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