KungKras said:
Cartridges were fine. They actually made gameplay better due to low loading times, something "hardcore" gamers should have valued more than "awesome cutscenes". The Dreamcast had built up an amazing game library when the PS2 launched with basically nothing. It would have been an easy choice for informed "hardcore" customers. Face it, catering to the hardcore is nothing but financial suicide. |
Sega had been falling behind since the the 32X period and kept falling from that point on with the Saturn and the Dreamcast was a gaping hole of piracy and lack of demand because Sega was still considered second to Nintendo but third to Sony. We all loved the Dreamcast and it truly was a classic gamers console for its time, but at some point Sega became too niche and they didnt up their tech to DVD's.







