When I first started playing Yakuza, it felt like I was playing a game on the Dreamcast. So the old Sega is still there, it's just that they're too busy whoring out Sonic, instead of bringing us quality games.
My fathers advice was stay away from Sega. He was quite the fanboy when it came to Nintendo. needless to say, I never head the Genny in its heyday, as my dad wanted the SNES. I ended up getting a Genesis several years later, and I have never looked back. I still love my SNES, although the Genesis holds its proud position right next to it. I guess my dad just never had the good games for it. Either that or he has no idea what makes games fun in the first place
P.S. Comix Zone!
to this day, the only video game my dad has ever really enjoyed was Sonic 2.
I miss the old Sega..I was a Nintendo Fan in the 90's
It appears as though Sega had their own audience, aside from the typical gamers that would play Mortal Kombat. It is almost as if they had shed new light on the gaming industry, and nobody had their eyes open.
One of my largest collections would have to be my Genesis. I play that system more than I do anything else, and not just Sonic. Sega CD was the most distinct system I had ever played, and nothing compares to it. Sonic CD has to be one of the most addicting side-scrollers I have, and I could never put it down when I picked it up.
Don't even get me started on the Saturn... (we'd be here for days on one post.)
The reason why it felt like you were playing a sega console is... Well... Look at the Dreamcast controller, and compare it to the gen 1 XBOX controller (and of course they kept the layout for the 360.) I curse Microsoft, yet I couldn't blame them. The Dreamcast had one of the coolest controller layouts, and in my opinion would be one of the best candidates for a knock-off controller.
Microsoft... Oy...
Yeah, Sega messed up a few times over the years but they are forgiven (or should be) because the good they did outweighs the bad.
I suppose someone with a lot more knowledge on the situation would need to fill me in on this. I know Sega dropped their sports franchises but why?
Sega will ALWAYS be number 1 in my view and blood. Best team EvEr..."Team SEGA". I'm hooked on the Master system, and Genesis the most. These two systems came in my life first. SEGA For Life!!!
The Best Fighter in HISTORY!!!
I miss Sega making consoles. At least they are still making new titles for other system's. I mean I still think it's weird to be playing a Sonic title on the PS2, Gamecube or Xbox. But I would be even more sad if they wouldnt be making titles for all consoles.
I think it had to do with something about EA acquiring exclusive rights to make games with the sports teams.
I was mainly playing Nintendo games in the late 90's with the SNES. I didn't really play many games after getting an N64 as there weren't many that I liked on that system. Then I got a Dreamcast in 2001 and was back into gaming, it was the perfect system for me because I liked fighting/racing/arcade games, which were abundant on the DC. I was finished collecting DC games and got an Xbox for cheap, and it kind of feels like a Dreamcast 2 with sequels of DC titles and the emphasis on action/arcade games.
I miss the pizza I ate today , because I ate it.
U GAIZ JUST DONT LIKE CHANGE , (builds a artificial foundation here)
First controllers, then the world!
Possibility is infinity! You must be satisfied!
You just can't handle my jawusumness responces. -The Sizz
I greatly miss SEGA as a console company.
May 19, 1998
"Fever gone but itchy. Hungry and eat doggy food. Itchy. Itchy. Scott came. Ugly face so killed him. Tasty."
~ Keeper's Diary
I don't miss Sega, I still have many of their games to buy and play on the classic scene. I also wouldn't mind checking out that HotD 4 arcade!
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