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The saddest moment for me was when Sega claimed they would NEVER make another console. I nearly cried. Its a shame that they couldn't continue, because i enjoyed all their consoles...
Anyway whats your 'saddest moment'?
Anyway whats your 'saddest moment'?
I think the Dreamcast had tremendous potential (as we saw in the later games) however I wouldn't shell out 40/30 quid for arcade games I would have had enough of after spending 30p on in an arcade.
and that would be the reason for it's downfall no doubt. Short lived arcade games are best left in the arcades if you ask me*
*unless bundled togeather into some sort of pack that makes the purchase much more worthwhile.
and that would be the reason for it's downfall no doubt. Short lived arcade games are best left in the arcades if you ask me*
*unless bundled togeather into some sort of pack that makes the purchase much more worthwhile.
As far as I'm concerned, Sega consoles sucked after the Megadrive/Game Gear. They make some great games and should stick to that.
Saturn, Dreamcast? pff
Saturn, Dreamcast? pff
When Bottles died.
Most SEGA games never really interest me as they're too shallow. However that works rather well when used in an online environment so I may be buying a few more SEGA titles in future.
The end of CBFD.
and that was a clear message to Nintendo too:
"You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone"
and that was a clear message to Nintendo too:
"You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone"
The saddest moment for me was when Sega claimed they would NEVER make another console. I nearly cried. Its a shame that they couldn't continue, because i enjoyed all their consoles...
Anyway whats your 'saddest moment'?
Anyway whats your 'saddest moment'?