The deal also includes localization into five languages for titles such as
Ecco the Dolphin,
Ferrari F-355,
Virtua Fighter 4, two
Space Channel 5 games, and an as-yet-unannounced game code-named "K-Project."
The deal is expected to launch SCEE into the number-two publisher's spot, according to last year's ChartTrack data, with an estimated 9% of the market, behind Electronic Arts' 13.5%. The arrangement may also facilitate Sega's complete withdrawal from the European market; they handed off remaining Dreamcast distribution in much of Europe to Bigben Interactive in April.
