Azelover on 09 March 2009
They did well on Gamecube.
When Sega went third party they spread out their support evenly across all platforms. They chose the franchises and games they thought made sense for each platform(they had a lot of talent at that time), and ended up finding their highest success on Nintendo platforms by far. Not only that, their biggest hurdles and financial bombs came from their endeavors on Microsoft and Sony systems.
I used to be a huge fan of Sega's until circa 2003(i.e. my Azel name). I was like a Sega encyclopedia up until that point, when much of their talent hadn't dissolved yet.
