does anyone remember the Sega channel back in the day. Its where you could play a bunch of games with a monthly subscription.......................ahhh the old days.
i think thats what it was called
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does anyone remember the Sega channel back in the day. Its where you could play a bunch of games with a monthly subscription.......................ahhh the old days.
i think thats what it was called
Yup, only knew two people that had it though. If you think about it, Sega were pretty damn innovative.soulsofblayckI agree. Both games on demand via cable and the Dreamcast were ahead of their times.
Yah I remember the spoiled kid down the street had it. His parents weren't rich but he was an only child and got whatever he wanted. Kid was alright but could be a real pill sometimes due to him used to getting his way. That kid is probably doing drugs somewhere right now.Citan76
lol wtf?
I agree that Sega have been revolutionary in their business choices and hardware development, though some of their choices have been misguided and horribly received. Sega CD,Saturn, Game Gear, and Dreamcast all sounded good on paper, but inevitably came up short for myriad reasons...YourChaosIsntMe
Sega was always ahead of its time, and I believe that's what killed them. They offered the Sega channel when most people didn't even know what an internet was :) The Sega CD became a crap-tastic FMV machine, since no one knew how to take advantage of the storage. And the Dreamcast was doomed before it released since everyone was already waiting for the PS2. I'll tell you, though, Phantasy Star Online was a magical experience. No matter how great Xbox Live and the PSN become, they will never give me that feeling of community and teamwork that PSO did.
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