Well would you look at that, the VC Arcade is getting a little attention this week. I'd almost forgotten it, what with there having been nothing released on it since it was first added to the shop channel. The new game we're getting is Space Harrier for 800 points. It also seems we have a bit of a disagreement over whether you should look into it or not…
"The Sega Ages releases keep on coming so allow me to catch you up on the 4 most recent entries in Sega's retro series for Switch." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
I adore Crazy Taxi (began playing it back in the 90s) and especially the Vegas-style city in Crazy Taxi 3. Just found Michael Andronico's article Sega Genesis Mini Hands-on Review: This Beats Nintendo and Sony on https://essays.agency/homew...
Every gamer out there knows that successful franchises are the lifeblood of any big name publisher. One of the oldest and most innovative companies in existence, Sega knows that better than anyone. So that begs the question of why have Sega ignored so many other great franchises from their vast back catalogue?
Sega is right up there with the amount of original IPS as Sony. They were never afraid of doing something new. God bless em.
You're not kidding. In their prime they thrived on taking risky gambles and shaking things up. I miss having them in the console industry so much.
Honestly the console industry isn't really as good as when SEGA was in it. That combination on Nintendo and SEGA was great. Now that Sony has shown dominance it's too small a pond for all 4 (Xbox). I like their approach on PC anyways. Live long!
@ ninjazfists... PS may be the dominate one right now but as gaming history has shown there are no guarantees that it will always be the case. Nintendo was always dominant when Sega was in the game, but Sega at times came close to gaining the upper hand. MS still sells tens of millions of consoles and the 360 was close to outselling the PS3... MS isn't going anywhere. With that, even if Sega doesn't ever make another console I think they owe it to themselves and fans of their franchises to push the envelope and bring them back in force.
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