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Where'd Sega go?
I might be alone here, but it feels like Sega's dropped off the face of the earth. It seems like they put out such a small amount of games anymore, and then what they do put out is remarkably mediocre. What happened to the Sega that put out all those great Dreamcast games?
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Your Sega is always in the last place you look.
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Yeah, it seems like they don't put out anything anymore, yet during the Dreamcast era they shat out innovative, awesome games every damn month :/ Astro Boy: Omega Factor and Otogi are the kinds of things I expected a constant stream of when they went third party, and they weren't even responsible for those two. Smilebit (or whatever they're called now) and AM2 seem like the only teams Sega has left that still know how to program an impressive piece of code.
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You mentioned the team that made Jet Set Radio Future, the worst game ever, and neglected to mention Amusement Visions. You lose.Originally Posted by Andy
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I think I heard a flushing noise. You might want to check there.
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...and the thread has yet to have a single relevant comment about the subject matter. *sigh*
Sega's DC era games were mostly quite good, but too many were "niche" games with less mainstream appeal than needed to push a fledgling/struggling console. Not everyone "gets" JSR, Shenmue, or Seaman.
Sega of today is pretty much chaos, as no one really knows what, if any, future they have as a company. The fact that Sammy is in charge compounds the matter.
Sega may not even be a games company soon...
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