Currently making their way online are screenshots from upcoming Sega games. We have images from Alpha Protocol, Empire: Total War, Golden Axe: Beast Rider, Madworld, Samba de Amigo, Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, Sonic Unleashed, Space Siege, Stormrise and Valkyria Chronicles.

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At a press event earlier this week, publisher Sega clarified the release plans for its stylish tactical RPG Valkyria Chronicles and Obsidian's spy-centric RPG Alpha Protocol.

Previously penciled for a vague fall arrival, Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) is now slated to debut in North America this November.

Meanwhile, Alpha Protocol (PC, PS3, 360) is projected for a February 2009 release, firming up that "early 2009" estimate.

Sega today released a new trailer showing off its PlayStation 3-exclusive RPG Valkyria Chronicles.

Powered by Sega's internally-developed CANVAS engine, Valkyria is shaping up to be one of the more striking examples of a cartoon-quality graphical style. The game itself is set in a fictional version of 1930s Europe, with combat that features a mix of tactical battle and real-time controls.

Expect Valkyria Chronicles to hit sometime this fall on PlayStation 3.

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Sega today announced that its visually distinctive RPG Valkyria Chronicles will receive a North American release this fall exclusively on the PlayStation 3.

Valkyria Chronicles is set in a fictional version of 1930s Europe. Using Sega's internally-developed CANVAS graphics engine, the game will sport striking 3D graphics reminiscent of watercolor paintings. Combat will be a mix of tactical battle with real-time controls, a system dubbed "BLiTZ" by the development team.

Sega also handed over a few screenshots of the game, allowing for an early gander at the CANVAS engine.