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Dreamcast is not dead - in fact it will be here for ages, it's just Sega will have a big enough userbase after all these consoles have been sold - around 10.5million global sales will be the official figure I am sure (seeing that 10.5million consoles have been made) and so Sega will continue pushing the Dreamcast.
Do not fret guys and girls - if production stops on a classic motor car people do not instantly sell it do they! Oh no, they keep it as it will be a classic.
Think of the Dreamcast as a McLaren F1 - fast, beautiful excellent but ultimately short production. Sega will live on as a software company and will be merge with Microsoft as a sub-division of it.
Sega will be rich soon - it's for their benefit and ours! I myself will be selling everything dreamcast related that I own, but there you go! I need the money!
Oh well:
We've just heard that from March 2001 Sega will cease production of the Dreamcast - effectively seeing them pull out of the hardware market.
This follows the 4th year of losses that the company has suffered mainly due to the poor sales of the Dreamcast. Sega will continue to develop for the Dreamcast in the meantime and the machine will be marketed until stocks of the console run out.
Marketed? What the hell?
gameplay are selling it at £130 with 5 games.
Do not fret guys and girls - if production stops on a classic motor car people do not instantly sell it do they! Oh no, they keep it as it will be a classic.
Think of the Dreamcast as a McLaren F1 - fast, beautiful excellent but ultimately short production. Sega will live on as a software company and will be merge with Microsoft as a sub-division of it.
Sega will be rich soon - it's for their benefit and ours! I myself will be selling everything dreamcast related that I own, but there you go! I need the money!
Oh well:
We've just heard that from March 2001 Sega will cease production of the Dreamcast - effectively seeing them pull out of the hardware market.
This follows the 4th year of losses that the company has suffered mainly due to the poor sales of the Dreamcast. Sega will continue to develop for the Dreamcast in the meantime and the machine will be marketed until stocks of the console run out.
Marketed? What the hell?
gameplay are selling it at £130 with 5 games.
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Dreamcast is not dead - in fact it will be here for ages, it's just Sega will have a big enough userbase after all these consoles have been sold - around 10.5million global sales will be the official figure I am sure (seeing that 10.5million consoles have been made) and so Sega will continue pushing the Dreamcast.
Do not fret guys and girls - if production stops on a classic motor car people do not instantly sell it do they! Oh no, they keep it as it will be a classic.
Think of the Dreamcast as a McLaren F1 - fast, beautiful excellent but ultimately short production. Sega will live on as a software company and will be merge with Microsoft as a sub-division of it.
Sega will be rich soon - it's for their benefit and ours! I myself will be selling everything dreamcast related that I own, but there you go! I need the money!
Oh well:
We've just heard that from March 2001 Sega will cease production of the Dreamcast - effectively seeing them pull out of the hardware market.
This follows the 4th year of losses that the company has suffered mainly due to the poor sales of the Dreamcast. Sega will continue to develop for the Dreamcast in the meantime and the machine will be marketed until stocks of the console run out.
Marketed? What the hell?
gameplay are selling it at £130 with 5 games.
Do not fret guys and girls - if production stops on a classic motor car people do not instantly sell it do they! Oh no, they keep it as it will be a classic.
Think of the Dreamcast as a McLaren F1 - fast, beautiful excellent but ultimately short production. Sega will live on as a software company and will be merge with Microsoft as a sub-division of it.
Sega will be rich soon - it's for their benefit and ours! I myself will be selling everything dreamcast related that I own, but there you go! I need the money!
Oh well:
We've just heard that from March 2001 Sega will cease production of the Dreamcast - effectively seeing them pull out of the hardware market.
This follows the 4th year of losses that the company has suffered mainly due to the poor sales of the Dreamcast. Sega will continue to develop for the Dreamcast in the meantime and the machine will be marketed until stocks of the console run out.
Marketed? What the hell?
gameplay are selling it at £130 with 5 games.