indifferent, wasn't old enough when they left the console market
but I will say that in retrospect I am not too heartbroken about it. if they had left the console market after the Genesis it would have been more heart breaking. but to see the timeline not so much. not only were some of their consoles rushed throwaways (Saturn anyone?), but they ignored a lot of their IPs and continue to do so. Golden Axe? Alex Kidd?
Sega just entirely has thrown a bunch of their IP in the basement. and this was before they were out of the console market. so hard to care.
I like the Dreamcast but the reality is Sega was throwing out a lot of crap in terms of hardware in the 90s. The Sega CD, 32x, and Saturn were all not that well thought out and were not supported long enough
at any rate Sega is still alive so you may want to rephrase the question. I am indifferent today though when I bear in mind what Sega had already become in the mid 90s and what they are today.
