Reply With QuoteYeah, I heard about this. Insert Credit posted an interview with the "new" Sega and that's the first thing they said.
Yu Suzuki still Sega Creative advisor and Kotaku sucks
http://kotaku.com/5035655/shenmue-cr...longer-at-sega
Supposedly, he's now doing some online stuff in China.Now chances of Out Run or Shenmue going to 3 are looking slim. His last arcade game Psy-Phi never saw the light of day.
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Yeah, I heard about this. Insert Credit posted an interview with the "new" Sega and that's the first thing they said.
This is usual sensationalized Kotaku bullshit. Suzuki's last game for Sega (Sega RaceTV) came out a few months ago, and he hasn't been internal at Sega in years, but he still works exclusively with them, pretty much. Non-story, move along.Originally Posted by gameoverDude
http://kotaku.com/5035655/shenmue-cr...longer-at-sega
Supposedly, he's now doing some online stuff in China.
Given Sega's allergic attitude toward internal development, this can only help the chances of a Shenmue III.
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The actual article that Kotaku links to is a fantastic read on modern Sega, though I think the interviewer missed a golden opportunity to grill Simon Jeffery on what the fuck happened with Sega Racing Studio.
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Sega is over guys, once you realize it, the wounds start to heal.
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Sega still makes video games?
I know Psy-Phi machines made it to at least some US locations, was it just on test or what? I was really curious about it.
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I was going to say, didn't this happen like 6 years ago?hasn't been internal at Sega in years
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About the way I see it. Aside from Outrun 2/2006, Crush, Yakuza, and the stellar Sega Ages they really haven't impressed the past few years. That PS3 strategy title and World Destruction DS could fan out well I guess.
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Sega is a decent publisher, now. And they still make solid arcade games, even if not all of them make it home.
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