I think a few things on here could be true but I'm puzzled by a few things. For one why put sambo de amigo on the PSP. That's like the exact opposite I'd see the direction of that series going.

Secondly Shenmue 3? Come on guys we have to get real for a second here haha.

Thirdly where's the DS Sonic RPG that's being made by Bioware. I don't think Sega would leave one of their biggest titles in development off the list.

And it's even more weird that a Sonic RPG title would be in development for 360 and PS3 but now Wii. Especially seeing that Sonic and the Secret Rings was more successful on the Wii platform then the other 2 combined.

I mean there are defo things on here that are very likely but most of it looks like something a fan, especially of Shenmue, would make of what he would dream would happen.

This talks $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

While I would LOVE a new Sega, I just can't see it happening. Why risk it, there's already three systems. Or are they counting on Sony or Mircosoft to make games for them for the next five years?

Why would anyone pay alot of money for a Sega console? It will just die in 2-3 years. Are you guys willing to risk your money on such a console? I like Sega just as much as the next gamer, but I wouldn't dare buy a console from them. I would rather have Sega as a software only company. That way you don't have to waste your money to play their games.

Sega would have been a much better purchase than Rare... ;)  I was kind of surprised that Sammy ended up owning Sega in the end.

It's definitely a crazy idea, but also quite intriguing.  I'm not sure using the Sega name to brand the system would have been a good idea -- certainly not in the US where the name is mud when it comes to hardware.  But if Sega games were exclusive to the 360, Microsoft would be in a much better position today in Japan.  On the flip side though, I don't think having Sega make games exclusively for the 360 would be profitable.  A lot of Sega's profits  come from Nintendo titles.  Heck, I'd love to see how much Rare makes on the games for the 360 versus the DS.

I remember in the days that Sega announced they were going to discontinue the Dreamcast, there were a whole bunch of rumors that MS was going to buy Sega outright. The rumors only got bigger when Shenmue, Jet Set Radio, Sega GT, and Panzer Dragoon all went exclusively to the XBox. That's when I remember hearing that MS put up an offer for Sega, but Sega refused to budge and be bought out. They believed they could be a platform agnostic 3rd party developer at the level of EA or Activision (and Ubisoft, but they weren't nearly as big in those days). In theory that sounded like a good feasible idea, but Sega's biggest problem wasn't solved with this new business strategy. They still were totally strapped for cash! They didn't have the capital to properly fund their studios and so there games dive-bombed in quality hurting their bottom-line even more. Finally, Sega started looking for companies to partner with or to get bought out by, but nobody worth a damn was willing to step up to the plate for a company that had fallen so far. MS was out and Sammy was in. Fast forward a few years and we still have a languishing Sega.

MS wasn't able to buy Sega because of a lack of trying, but because of classic Sega mismanagement that has plagued the company since the Sega 32X and Sega CD. I totally agree with Legend. Sega and MS should've partnered up so that they could brand their console the Sega Xbox. They had partnered with the DC when MS provided Window CE for the system. Even the Xbox controller was basically a DC controller. That partnership would've given MS instant credibility in the Japanese market (or at least slightly better PR in the East) and would've provided Sega with exactly what it needed: CASH. Sega would've been able to hold on to the developers that made the Dreamcast such a fun system, and they're games would've been backed with a proper marketing budget, unlike the DC.

I can tell you right now as a huge PS3 fan and Sony fan in general, I would be all over the Xbox if it got proper sequels to games like Shenmue and Skies of Arcadia. As much as I adore Sony for stuff like MGS, GT, ICO/Shadow of the Colossus, and FF, none of those games make my top 3 list; Skies and Shenmue do (as does Chrono Trigger). Oh, if only....

EDIT: If you wanna reply to my thoughts please go to this separate thread I created: http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=5181

I can't wait for the new jet set radio, freaking awesome games, so much fun!!!