AlfredoTurkey on 13 August 2016
Sega should have stayed with just Genesis and then listened to Tom Kalinske's team and gone with their plans. SOA wanted to use an entirely different version of Saturn that was developed in the US. It's specs were on par or better than what Sony was doing with PS1.
The problem with Sega was SOJ. At some point, they got greedy and insecure over the fact that SOA was taking over and decided to put an end to it during the whole 32X/Saturn debacle. That was the beginning of the end.
