If you've played ... well, any Sega games, you're probably aware of the company's unhealthy fixation on rings. Sonic can't get enough of the things. Ecco the Dolphin will defy the laws of gravity to pierce them. Today, the publisher further developed its addiction: Sega has announced via a press release that it has acquired San Francisco-based Spiral Knights developer Three Rings.
The company's got plenty of street cred, thanks to its well-received pseudo MMO Puzzle Pirates, and its upcoming online game set in the storied Doctor Who universe. Still, that's probably not why Sega bought them. It's because they have rings, you guys. Three of them. If there were a company called Five Rings, or Ten Thousand Rings, Sega probably would have bought them instead.
Reader Comments (10)
Posted: Nov 17th 2011 5:51PM Dubiousity said
Console Spiral Knights please? My laptop done broke.
Posted: Nov 17th 2011 5:53PM tmujir955 said
I played Spiral Knights but after a while it becomes super repetitive.
Posted: Nov 17th 2011 6:38PM Dance Mofo said
Can sega afford to?
Posted: Nov 17th 2011 7:11PM yomachaser said
This was expected IMO, SEGA needs fresh sources of money and purpose.
Posted: Nov 17th 2011 7:32PM Undulation said
Weird. The Spiral Knights revival wasn't that great
Posted: Nov 18th 2011 4:18AM Vordus said
I hope this doesn't negatively effect the Doctor Who MMO...
Posted: Nov 18th 2011 6:11AM (Unverified) said
puzzle pirates is 100% an mmo, not pseudo in any way
Posted: Nov 18th 2011 8:17AM TheShaper said
Why aren't Lord of the Rings games published by Sega, then?





