Uh, you forget that the Genesis was a system that was out of place... it was 16 bit in an 8 bit world. After that was the saturn. Many don't know its strengths, except for those in japan. If you wanted games like Marvel vs Capcom or an RPG with a good storyline, you would turn to Saturn. Playstation's controllers make it disadvantageous to play 2d fighters. Then there was DC. It was the first fully 128 bit system in the world. It was also a stranger in a strange land. Sega has always innovated the market. The only problem is, they will bring something out, and then other companies will bring something out a year later with a year's extra tech involved. Sega innovates... Nintendo and Sony imitate. Remember, if you want a real computer, buy PowerPC... if you want a real operating system, use Linux.
I'm so glad to hear that netscape is gonna still be alive. I would hate to have to use Internet Explorer on my computer. I erase it every time i reinstall MacOS.
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Uh, you forget that the Genesis was a system that was out of place... it was 16 bit in an 8 bit world. After that was the saturn. Many don't know its strengths, except for those in japan. If you wanted games like Marvel vs Capcom or an RPG with a good storyline, you would turn to Saturn. Playstation's controllers make it disadvantageous to play 2d fighters. Then there was DC. It was the first fully 128 bit system in the world. It was also a stranger in a strange land. Sega has always innovated the market. The only problem is, they will bring something out, and then other companies will bring something out a year later with a year's extra tech involved. Sega innovates... Nintendo and Sony imitate. Remember, if you want a real computer, buy PowerPC... if you want a real operating system, use Linux.
I'm so glad to hear that netscape is gonna still be alive. I would hate to have to use Internet Explorer on my computer. I erase it every time i reinstall MacOS.