You know, as much as I love Sega I can't say this isn't for the better. Sega reminds me in many ways of the current Sony. They produced brilliant consoles that were ahead of their times (even if their power sacrificed convenience and were unnecessarily expensive) as well as an amazing first party studio; however, they were simply plagued with poor business decisions and management.
Hopefully despite the restructuring they will still retain the freedom to take creative risks, just slightly more educated risks and focus their talents. They still have many great development teams they are simply inconsistent in their quality. I would much rather they took the time to create ten polished games that demonstrate their true ability than yearly iterations of sonic and lesser known titles
How do you breathe again?
