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Let me just point out a few things that could prove this true.
Nintendo themselves say that The Game Cube will be Nintendo’s last console, perhaps this is true because Nintendo and Sega will join forces to make a console, therefore not tactically a Nintendo console.
Next, perhaps Sega are going third party plainly to gain loads of cash to found such a great project. Not only will it found the project, but also gain a fan base. In time to come every gamer should have played at least one decent Sega nextgen game. Which means they’ll fall in love with Sega. Simple as that.
Perhaps Nintendo are selling off all their big companies that spend years making games, and are starting to buy little developers and assigning them to the job of making games for the next console. This could be funded by both Sega AND the money from Rare, not to mention from the Cube and GBA.
Ok, say this is all true. Who wouldn’t buy a Dreamcube? I know for a fact I would buy it. Regardless to it’s price. Sega, and Nintendo, on one console?! We’re talking supremacy, we’re talking perfection. There isn’t one gamer in the whole gaming world who doesn’t like either one of those developers. I want some one here to honestly say they wouldn’t buy the Dreamcube, and who would honestly say they hate both Nintendo and Sega.
Also think of the damned games that would come out. Think of Mario with Sonic in it. I mean, say they are planning this already, and they are developing games for the console already, with the speed and excellence of both developers we could see around 20 games ON RELEASE DAY.
Facing the facts, this isn’t true. And probably won’t ever happen. But I think it should. I mean, the Dream Cube would be a revolution in gaming. It would sell better than the PS2, the Dreamcast, the Xbox and the Game Cube put together. And no one can deny that it wouldn’t sell this well.
Let me just point out a few things that could prove this true.
Nintendo themselves say that The Game Cube will be Nintendo’s last console, perhaps this is true because Nintendo and Sega will join forces to make a console, therefore not tactically a Nintendo console.
Next, perhaps Sega are going third party plainly to gain loads of cash to found such a great project. Not only will it found the project, but also gain a fan base. In time to come every gamer should have played at least one decent Sega nextgen game. Which means they’ll fall in love with Sega. Simple as that.
Perhaps Nintendo are selling off all their big companies that spend years making games, and are starting to buy little developers and assigning them to the job of making games for the next console. This could be funded by both Sega AND the money from Rare, not to mention from the Cube and GBA.
Ok, say this is all true. Who wouldn’t buy a Dreamcube? I know for a fact I would buy it. Regardless to it’s price. Sega, and Nintendo, on one console?! We’re talking supremacy, we’re talking perfection. There isn’t one gamer in the whole gaming world who doesn’t like either one of those developers. I want some one here to honestly say they wouldn’t buy the Dreamcube, and who would honestly say they hate both Nintendo and Sega.
Also think of the damned games that would come out. Think of Mario with Sonic in it. I mean, say they are planning this already, and they are developing games for the console already, with the speed and excellence of both developers we could see around 20 games ON RELEASE DAY.
Facing the facts, this isn’t true. And probably won’t ever happen. But I think it should. I mean, the Dream Cube would be a revolution in gaming. It would sell better than the PS2, the Dreamcast, the Xbox and the Game Cube put together. And no one can deny that it wouldn’t sell this well.
I'd buy it, but the thousands of Sony and Microsoft fanboys certainly wouldn't.
(Goatboy, I'm looking in your general direction, lol)
All Nintendo did was suggest that the Gamecube is powerful as they needed for all the games they had in mind and that it didn't seem necessary to produce another one at the moment.
It will make bread and tell you when its getting bored.
Just setting you straight, that's all. :-)
If so, any plans to go into a joint venture with Nintendo to produce a Dreamcube (or GameGa, maybe) would wreck this target, because SEGA might find it hard to sell software on the XBox and PS2 platforms whilst being partnered with Nintendo.
Unless, of course, Nintendo and SEGA joined up just to produce software, which would be a thrilling thought indeed.
Crazy Dark
Sonic Zelda
Super Mario Pro Trucker
Virtua Smash Bros
The list goes on...
> Crazy Dark
> Sonic Zelda
> Super Mario Pro Trucker
> Virtua Smash Bros
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It doesn't need to. I am already sold. When are they out? Two weeks later on Gamecube yeah? :DDD
Besides who needs a dreamcube when sega are already making games for the cube, whats the difference!?