Thanks.
I'll add this to the wishlist. I gonna wait for a promo, didn't like the price.

No, the Dragon. Truly a pain in the posterior.

you should
that sega is dead
has been dead since 2001 this is sega in name only

everything that once made sega truely great is spent and gone
all that are left are fumes and rehashing old 16 bit glory

Happy to help. Please post your thoughts about the game if and when you get it and play it!

Here's hoping that CDProject is the first vulture to pick at Sega's remains.

I had mixed feelings since 2005 actually. When Sega bought Creative Assembly and the Total War brand, I was excited because I had high hopes to see Sega coming to PC and reconsidering the "Western" market again.

But the same year when Rome: Total War came, I had heard of Working Designs struggling after the Growlanser translation and US release after a bad deal with Sony, not be able to have the right to port the 2500 series' Dragon Force on western PS2 with the hope to convince Sega to make a remake of the sequel; and then going bankrupt. It reminded things I heard about Camelot Software which stopped thinking about the Shining series at all after Shining Force III. I have perhaps heard of wrong stories and lies, those gave a bad taste because they concerned my all time favorite series and while I was happy to see Sega releasing DRM-free old Mega Drive games on DotEmu, how other releases were plagued by SecuROM and then Steam made me doubtful.

I still have hopes but I am waiting, and for now bitterness.

^ honestly who knows what sega is doing ?
other then sega

and their awnser to the problem seems to be grind sonic a bit more in to the ground

I agree, Tom Kalsinke seems to be right here, I believe Sega is still struggling in house.

The original phantasy stars, shining force games, virtua fighter were all great also.

They can probably sniff it at this point.

sega has alywas been at odds between soj and soa

i stil think that if kalinkse had not walked things coudl have been different

maybe sega of america could have become independant


who knows ? but the realisty is what we have now

a cripple near dead sega

That's quite surprising, as I heard in Japan the console game market is way bigger than PC game market. Even if they are casting their eye on the global market, it doesn't really make sense to ditch the console game market completely.

Don't you mean Outlaws?

but the console market in japan is being usurped by the mobile gaming market

the vita and 3DS are doing quite well in japan

If GOG does buy Sega (or at least gets them to release their games here), I'd like to see a GOG competition for folks to make their own Sega videos featuring the "Sega Shout" that closed a lot of their better commercials.