The details that were released last week where very vague as SEGA gears up to to release Alien vs. Predator across all platforms. But, somehow they are now able to reveal to us the release target on when we will be able to see Alien vs. Predator along without other upcoming titles.

The title is being developed by Rebellion Developments , who worked on a Alien vs. Predator game back in 1999. The press release also stated release plans for other SEGA titles coming in the future.

-Wii – Sonic and the Black Knight – 13th March 2009
-PS3/ X360 – Virtual Tennis 2009 – May 2009
-Wii – Let’s Tap – Summer 2009
-Wii/ DS – Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games – Late 2009
-DS – Phantasy Star Zero – Added to 2009
-Aliens Vs Predator – Added to Early 2010

When you think of Mario & Sonic what comes to your mind? Well, I know what comes to my mind, and that is two characters that have too many games. But, none the less, it sells that why Nintendo is, maybe, planning a second Mario & Sonic at the Olympic title.

According to Nintendo Action (Acción), a Spanish gaming magazine, Nintendo is maybe planning another title in the Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Sega.

And in order to avoid repetition they will be sticking to the Winter Games in Vancouver, but instead of being in the same year they will be moving into next winter. They also say that the game will focus more on ‘appropriate tests’, which was revealed by an Spanish/English Google translation.

Looks like what he said was very true “Even if you kill me, our organization will live on.” and you’ll be helping his organization live on sooner then you may have though. We have received news from a Sega that the game will be hitting on September 9 in the U.S., along the North American release date we also have received the date for the European release. The game will be released in Europe this September also be just a little later then the North American version, which happens to be September 28.

The president of Sega of America, Simon Jeffery, has announced that Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games has aready sold 10 million copies around the world. The game is a sacred performance which combines naturally with both Wii and DS versions, bring gamers closer into the the world of Mario & Sonic.

The game has successed the 4 million mark which was expected by Masano Maeda. Obviously, with such figures the likeness of these two team up again are very high. So ending on that note, it really doesn’t look like Sega needs to try any hard to bring back Sonic because with Mario, Sonic can never die.