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15 responses to “This Is The Sega We’d Like To Remember”
God I was an incredibly die hard Sega fanboy growing up.
skinja
ill second that!
zen
same here, but died with the megadrive and moved to nintendo with the n64.
had the master system2 and megadrive2 with a bunch of games.
skinja
WHAT!? No Sega Saturn…..
so many great games on the Saturn.
zen
i think the saturn was too expensive for me when it launched – approx $600 from memory?
skinja
urgh,. yeah i remember that. i waited till it was a bargain Big W special of 199 or something like that. my friend got it when it first came out though, same with the Dreamcast – Ahhh, so many memories.
zen
which was how long after launch? a year? two? saturn was…1998? so i was 21 – i was spending my money drinking and and clubbing, although i think at least 1 mate bought the saturn. so many weekend nights spent drunk/stoned playing mario kart with mates 🙂
shpeshal_ed
Actually, it was $900AU.
I know, my mum bought me one. I was 16 at the time it came out.
zen
thats ps3 money…which is nuts!
shpeshal_ed
Yep, would be like paying well over $1000-$1100 for a conosle today. Unbelievable. Gaming has become a FAR cheaper hobby over the years.
Wish more people would see that.
fractripro
So succinct.
Marco
Space Harrier!!! SEGA need to copy Nintendo’s business model and resurrect some of these old classics! It’s important to think of the future with new IP but at the same time you can’t forget where you came from…
bathmatt
See, I’ve never forgotten Sega were cool. I’m just sad that those days are unlikely to return.
effluvium-boy
Forget?
Hell no.
Who are Yu
That image speaks to the awesomeness of Yu Suzuki. He’ll always be the backbone of what made Sega awesome to me (And Yu2 a strong second). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Suzuki
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15 responses to “This Is The Sega We’d Like To Remember”
God I was an incredibly die hard Sega fanboy growing up.
ill second that!
same here, but died with the megadrive and moved to nintendo with the n64.
had the master system2 and megadrive2 with a bunch of games.
WHAT!? No Sega Saturn…..
so many great games on the Saturn.
i think the saturn was too expensive for me when it launched – approx $600 from memory?
urgh,. yeah i remember that. i waited till it was a bargain Big W special of 199 or something like that. my friend got it when it first came out though, same with the Dreamcast – Ahhh, so many memories.
which was how long after launch? a year? two? saturn was…1998? so i was 21 – i was spending my money drinking and and clubbing, although i think at least 1 mate bought the saturn. so many weekend nights spent drunk/stoned playing mario kart with mates 🙂
Actually, it was $900AU.
I know, my mum bought me one. I was 16 at the time it came out.
thats ps3 money…which is nuts!
Yep, would be like paying well over $1000-$1100 for a conosle today. Unbelievable. Gaming has become a FAR cheaper hobby over the years.
Wish more people would see that.
So succinct.
Space Harrier!!! SEGA need to copy Nintendo’s business model and resurrect some of these old classics! It’s important to think of the future with new IP but at the same time you can’t forget where you came from…
See, I’ve never forgotten Sega were cool. I’m just sad that those days are unlikely to return.
Forget?
Hell no.
That image speaks to the awesomeness of Yu Suzuki. He’ll always be the backbone of what made Sega awesome to me (And Yu2 a strong second).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Suzuki