Sega Finally Turning It Around Financially?

[Jeremy]

Brief thoughts on Sega-
They've made many, many games that I have enjoyed.
They've made many systems that I have enjoyed, and continue to enjoy to this day.
I don't care about how they do financially as long as they do well enough to make the kind of games that I have enjoyed from them in the past, which is a nice, diverse amount.

[Tracer]

They being the devlopers... Sega being the asswipe company that is, quite frankly, full of shit. Like the games, not a brand name.

[Jeremy]

They being the developers, yes. Far too many to name individually, so I went with "they" as a nice, general term. When I think of "Sega", I don't think of their shoddy business moves that have cost them millions, or sales figures, I think about the many games that their teams have developed that brought me joy.

[MVS]

I don't want Sega to die, I just want them to make more games I'd like to buy.

As it is, there really isn't a lot they make that I want.

I know JSRF is dead, but OR2, Sega Rally 3, Spikeout or something would be cool.

Hey, I only bought the Saturn and Dreamcast... besides, I dont care, I wasted my money, I was stupid. But I wont buy another Sega system.

See, I was responding to your moronic comment about how the Dreamcast failed because of the "unwashed masses"... you're absolutely wrong on that.

And when did I say that "EVERYBODY knew that would happen"? I dont think I did. I said that people saw that they had a shitty track record and didnt wanna risk their money... and they decided it would be better to wait for PS2.

Would you buy a video camera from a company with a track record for making shitty video cameras that break a lot, or would you go with a company which released one that a lot of people really liked?

They would actually have to make another console for you to not buy it.

[sphere79]

And keep in mind folks that the fact you could download most games off of some French website ( yes WEBSITE, not even FTP or IRC ) - sometimes a week before retail launch, and burn them to a 25 cent CD-R and then play them in just about ANY stock Dreamcast at the time had absolutely NOTHING at all to do with it's demise............