If you played close attention to the video, you might have noticed possible teasers for a Catherine sequel. In the game, the story is explained through a TV show called “Golden Playhouse” which is hosted by Rue Ishida , AKA Midnight Venus. The broadcast was (interestingly enough) opened by Midnight Venus, who hosted this “Golden Employment Special”.

After all the staff had been interviewed Midnight Venus said the following:

By the way, I’m looking forward to the fantasy RPG of course…

But will there even be anything for me to do?

Maybe a lot of you are actually wondering?

This time, I will be the new heroine! Just kidding…

(Slight pause.)

Huh, the offer for my next job is on the table?

And the broadcast ends! Do you think a Catherine sequel is on the way? Discuss in the comments below!

Via Gematsu 

Steam has almost the entire Total War series of games and DLC for 75% off this weekend.

Atlus is having a big 3DS eShop sale. The games run pretty much the full Atlus gambit, including Etrian Odyssey titles, Code of Princess, and SMT IV.

Atlus also has plenty of games on sale on PlayStation platforms, including Catherine, Zeno Clash II, the Persona series and plenty more.

Steam

Total War Series ($10.49, ends Sept. 29)
Viking: Battle for Asgard ($3.75)

PSN

Aquapazza (PS3, $9.99)
Catherine (PS3, $9.99)
Conception II (Vita, $29.99)
Dragon’s Crown (PS3/Vita, $19.99)
Persona Series (PS3/Vita, varies)
Rock of Ages (PS3, $1.99)
Shin Megami Tensei Series (PS3/Vita, varies)
Trine II (PS3, $1.99)
Zeno Clash II (PS3, $1.99)

Xbox Live

Crimson Dragon (Free with Gold Account, expires 30 September)

Nintendo 3DS eShop (ends September )

Code of Princess ($14.99)
Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars ($29.99)
Etrian Odyssey IV ($14.99)
Etrian Odyssey Untold ($14.99)
Shin Megami Tensei IV ($19.99)
SMT: Devil Summoner Soul Hackers ($14.99)
SMT: Devil Survivor Overclocked ($14.99)

Gamers Gate

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed ($19.95)
Aliens: Colonial Marines + Season Pass ($49.99)
Golden Axe ($2.99)
The Typing of the Dead: Overkill Shakespeare DLC ($1.02)
Crazy Taxi ($7.99)

That’s it for September. As always, these are all as current as we can make ’em. Anything for you this week? Let us know in the comments and see you next week!

Here, ya’ big dink!

First of all, I learned a new word today: crainte. It came up in a class I’m taking, and it’s apparently a French word that means “fear.” While I’m pretty damn sure it’s not used in English- ever- the pretentious (even more so than me) donut hole sitting next to me insists that it is. So guess what? You get to be on the receiving end of an experiment where I demonstrate just how stupid the word sounds when used among really-real English words. But have no crainte, we’ll get through it!

Holy frickin’ Lord, Gamers Gate has tons of SEGA PC games and DLC on sale right now! I’ve detailed only some of it below for crainte that I’d break my hyper-linking fingers trying to list them all. Sonic fans should definitely check out the Sonic Collection for $30, as it includes 13 games. Strategy gamers should also consider the Total War Grand Master Collection, which includes nearly $200 worth of content for just $30. There’s definitely something for everyone, so hurry and take a gander before the sale ends Monday.

So, it seems as though we here at SEGA Nerds underestimated the Atlus 3DS eShop sale we reported last week. More deals, better deals, wow. It looks like our crack journalistic skills were no match for the overwhelming cunning of SEGA’s wily subsidiary, Atlus, I crainte. Etrian Odyssey, SMT, and the Guardian Heroes-like game Code of Princess are all discounted. Check ’em out.

That’s not all Atlus has for us, because on PSN, we have a whole new round of deals on Atlus games, highlights include Catherine and the new crainte-inducing horror title Daylight for just ten bucks. Of course Dragon’s Crown is still free for PS Plus members, too, so make sure to download it before month’s end.

My Amazon highlight this week is Alpha Protocol, which you can get for just $6.99 on PS3 and $5.15 (plus shipping) on Xbox 360.

Last but not least, if you’re an Android gamer and hard up for cash, crainte not! Take a look at the Humble SEGA Mobile Bundle. You can pay what you want, plus you’ll be supporting a good cause and getting some pretty sweet games at the same time.

Gamers Gate

Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse ($3.75)
Company of Heroes 2 ($13.60)
The Typing of the Dead: Overkill ($6.80)
Total War Grand Master Collection ($41.25)
Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed ($4.99)
Binary Domain ($4.00)
The Cave ($3.75)
Sonic Collection ($30.00)
Aliens: Colonial Marines ($3.00)
…and tons more.

Steam

Rock of Ages ($1.99)
Zeno Clash II ($1.94)

PSN

Dragon’s Crown (Free with PS Plus, PS3 & Vita)
Catherine ($9.99)
Conception II: Children Of The Seven Stars ($29.99)
Rock of Ages ($1.99)
Persona 4 Golden ($19.99, Vita)
Daylight ($9.99)
The Cursed Crusade ($2.99)
Trine 2 ($1.99)
Zeno Clash 2 ($1.99)

Xbox Live

Crimson Dragon (Free with Gold Account)

Nintendo eShop (3DS)

Code of Princess ($14.99)
Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan ($14.99)
Etrian Odyssey Untold: Millennium Girl ($29.99, 3DS)
Shin Megami Tensei IV ($20.00)
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor: Overclocked ($14.99)
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner Soul Hackers ($29.99)
Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars ($29.99)

Groupon (Just one day left!)

Sonic & Mario at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games ($19.99, Wii U)

Amazon

Alpha Protocol ($6.99, PS3; $5.15, Xbox 360)

We’ve reached the end of my experiment! Are you sufficiently annoyed by my cramming Frenchy-French puke down your throats? Should I crainte your swift revenge? Bah! Hopefully I saved you some cash and you’ll forgive me. As always, these prices are only as current as this posting, so make like a blue hedgehog and eat chili dogs. Screw you, it rhymes.

Those are your deals, SEGA Nerds! You have no excuse to be bored this weekend! N’ayez pas crainte!