There would be no huge sales if the Brazil stuff came to the US. I read what you wrote on AtariAge, but that is so damn uninteresting for the mass market.
Buying a MD to play MD games online is ridiculous as you can do the same thing with a PC; and producing cartridges again would be suicide for the little audience of freaks that would care about a technically outdated thing like a new MD.
And nobody would buy an overpriced system just to play ROMs like it is available now. The new MDs in Brazil are not much more than those handheld systems with x built-in games that are sold in the US and Europe.
Itīs really time to get over it, Sega could NEVER stand a chance in the console market as long as it is also attractive for bigger companies.
The Dreamcast really was a last battle on that terrain for Sega; they basically did pretty much everything right. They had powerful yet cheap hardware, a cool image, third party support and all. Still that is not enough.
Nintendo is very lucky it got the whole casual gamer idea, but this is either going to end pretty apruptly like all stuff of the overhyped kind (casual customers tend to move on to other things soon) or they need to re-invent themselves with every upcoming gen and always aim at a different audience.
Sega has nothing to offer people, nothing unique. If they decided to return they would be fucked, and they know that.
Itīs time to accept the fact that the hardware producer Sega is no more, as it proved not to be capable to compete since the slow death of the MD.



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