a.l.e.x59 on 31 May 2007
| Dolla Dolla said: The biggest problem with the Dreamcast was simply that Sega was out of money and couldn't support the machine like it deserved. Also, EA didn't support the Dreamcast AT ALL, which was another nail in that coffin. Then, it was the easiest pirated system on the face of the planet. No modifications, just burn and play. So, I'm unsure of how it would've done if it stayed in the race. I think the system would've been made completely different. No EA support is telling though. |
Funny how I've never purchased a game made by EA. I hate sports games. I would rather play sports in real life. They devalue so fast, look incredibly ugly when you find them used in a game store, litter the game stores, and video game libraries. Why are there 100 different hockey games for the PS2? We only need one!
Too bad for the Dreamcast. Sonic Adventure is the top selling game for the Dreamcast, at 2.5 million. It's the only game I have for the Dreamcast. Best Sonic game, by the way!
