Sega Finally Turning It Around Financially?

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.

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

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.

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.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by diffusionx

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.

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............