OnlyForDisplay said:
bunchanumbers said:
The funny thing is that they are sitting on a pile of money and refuse to do anything about it. A second run of Panzer Dragoon Saga would be crazy money. They don't even have to make NEW games. Announce a print run of 10k copies, sell them at $99 with new collectors art and it would sell out instantly. A million bucks on one game. The retro crowd would eat it up. |
Indeed... along with the Shining Force series as well. There are other IP that can easily warrant a sequel, such as Shemune 3, but I don't think SEGA is going to attempt doing so. If anything, why don't they just sell their old IP since it has become apparent that they are apathetic about them.
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Exactly. The Saturn marked is packed full of rare games that people want now more than ever. Sega wouldn't even have to make new games. The best part is that everyone wins. Gamers get more copies of those ultra rare games. It would also lower the price of the secondhand market. Sega gets a new market to do limited releases and at high prices. People would pay the $99 because its a way better option than $300 for a game.
Release official controllers and peripherals and they would be set.
