Definitely Sega. They were so innovative with a lot of their first party games. I miss the old Visual Concepts. Their sports games were far superior to EA's sports games.
And darn it Sega, where is my next Space Channel 5 and Jet Set Radio?
Definitely Sega. They were so innovative with a lot of their first party games. I miss the old Visual Concepts. Their sports games were far superior to EA's sports games.
And darn it Sega, where is my next Space Channel 5 and Jet Set Radio?
Zhengi
Aww man...dont even get me started on how good the sports games were. Those where the times when EA actually had to put up an effort to outdo them.
Well Microsoft did bring decent online gaming to consoles. Which is great because it may not have ever happened this well. However. Sega is a much better company with better games and definetly better hardware. I imagine if the DreamCast 3 ever came out it would out power the PS3. Well maybe not but atleast it wouldnt be as weak as the 360 or have such a massive failure rate.
Microsoft by far. They can support and back hardware while Sega simply cannot. If you want Sega games then let Sega stay 3rd Party.
I mean look at these list of failures....
Sega Master System
Sega CD
Sega 32X
Sega Saturn
Sega Dreamcast
Sega Gamegear
Sega Nomad
I'm not saying that I don't like their games or have never liked their systems but lets face facts. The only one that was successful and didn't bow out early was the Sega Genesis. I'm in no mood to support a console that won't make it out of the gen.
I wish Microsoft wasa third Party Company and Sega kept there games exclusive. I don't know why but i think it would be better that way for most gamers.
Sega Dreamcast easily combats against the Genesis as Sega's best. There's nothing Sega could do, the Sega was the perfect answer and fans just weren't listening anymore.
SEGA all the way I miss the good sonic games!!!! and all the games sega maded for us there should be a DreamCast 2 to go against nintendo just like the good old days Sega does what Nintendon't
Sega definitely. I was a HUGE Sega fan back in the 90's and I would take them over Microsoft any day of the week. How I loved their 1st party titles....
Sega encourages competition but taking the time to make quality first party games. Microsoft uses its vast ressources to acquire developer support and essentially kills off competition.
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