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Though the Production of the Dreamcast has stopped, Sega has a stockpile of 1,500,000 machines worldwide that will be flying into the shops. The best news is though, is that Sega has annouced a price cut to a mere £100 at the most-nice idea but surely it is too liitle too late?
I think that it should of happened before Christmas, also game prices are falling through the floor too. Some shops like HMV are already selling titles for £5.
Do you think that sega still could have made it or not? Even if they still started to produce games for consoles like PS2 and GBA or maybe even GC and XBOX?
I think that it should of happened before Christmas, also game prices are falling through the floor too. Some shops like HMV are already selling titles for £5.
Do you think that sega still could have made it or not? Even if they still started to produce games for consoles like PS2 and GBA or maybe even GC and XBOX?
Thanks! :-)
Oh Crap! Sorry!
Though the Production of the Dreamcast has stopped, Sega has a stockpile of 1,500,000 machines worldwide that will be flying into the shops. The best news is though, is that Sega has annouced a price cut to a mere £100 at the most-nice idea but surely it is too liitle too late?
I think that it should of happened before Christmas, also game prices are falling through the floor too. Some shops like HMV are already selling titles for £5.
Do you think that sega still could have made it or not? Even if they still started to produce games for consoles like PS2 and GBA or maybe even GC and XBOX?
I think that it should of happened before Christmas, also game prices are falling through the floor too. Some shops like HMV are already selling titles for £5.
Do you think that sega still could have made it or not? Even if they still started to produce games for consoles like PS2 and GBA or maybe even GC and XBOX?