Reviewtechusa tells us why Sega isn't entering the console market.

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Originally Posted by Vector

I know. I had the g1 dinobots but both the hasbro and the ones before those, the diaclone ones had pilot flips.

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they all had pilot flips even the G2 versions still had the pilot flips

I only had the g1s as a kid. I was into vg more as a teen, not g2.

well im a fan im supposed to know this stuff ;)

No problem, I know some shit about it too.

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Originally Posted by Murphy245

Sega is not even the same company it was back then,sega made some incredible games back in the day but that era is over,all that talent has moved on and the industry is different now.I think we should just appreciate the golden era because a new sega system wont be any better than what we already have now,the sega we knew died with the dreamcast,move on.

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Sad, but true.

We live in a time where we can enjoy our old Sega memories a variety of ways (scooping up old games and hardware for cheap, ports of some of the good stuff on most every modern console, emulators for everything else if you want, etc.)... why hold out hope for some kind of resurgance in the hardware market that would have to be damn near miraculous? This is a market that Nintendo (Nintendo, for god's sake!) isn't doing that hot in! Celebrate Sega, by all means... I mean I was yet another kid who grew up with the SMS... I'm pretty much a lifelong fan... but that doesn't mean that I want Sega to fall on it's face yet again in the console market, particularly when we are entering what will likely be one of the weirdest, most volatile times for consoles.

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Originally Posted by DJ_Convoy

Sad, but true.

We live in a time where we can enjoy our old Sega memories a variety of ways (scooping up old games and hardware for cheap, ports of some of the good stuff on most every modern console, emulators for everything else if you want, etc.)... why hold out hope for some kind of resurgance in the hardware market that would have to be damn near miraculous? This is a market that Nintendo (Nintendo, for god's sake!) isn't doing that hot in! Celebrate Sega, by all means... I mean I was yet another kid who grew up with the SMS... I'm pretty much a lifelong fan... but that doesn't mean that I want Sega to fall on it's face yet again in the console market, particularly when we are entering what will likely be one of the weirdest, most volatile times for consoles.

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Great post! Quality over quantity, eh? Let's hope that consoles ride the storm out. REO Speedwagon style.

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Originally Posted by old man

We should get Melf to let us all change our screen names to Mr.Sega too. That would be awesome.

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Originally Posted by sheath

At the very least we should all change our avatars to the Orbi logo. I'll start.

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These Mr. Sega parodies are amazing! I would like to make the Orbi logo overlay my Lancia Delta rally car art avatar, with the front end crashing through Orbi. Not sure how I'd do that.

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Originally Posted by gamevet

Zelda has been on the decline since Wind Waker, and even that title felt like a rushed product once you got to the drawn out end. Pikman was a step in the right direction, as was the transition of Metroid from a 2D, to a 3D world. The countless number of Mario and Pokeman titles hasn't been what I'd call reasons to buy Nintendo hardware. Nintendo became what they are today, because they offered games with unique gameplay and experiences, but lately they seem to be relying too much on their heritage, over being the innovative software company they once were.

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Windwaker WAS rushed and left curtailed/unfinished. They ended up cutting around a bunch of things originally intended iirc. And last I heard there was a "completed" remake in the works for Wii-U.

^ thats marketing speak for we wil spruce up the graphics but leave the game as it is and expect you to pay full retail price again for a 10 year old game