When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
oh look another "Sega used to be good and now they suck" thread
Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
idk why they chose "Toylet"TheRev wrote:Sega took the Wii Concept to a whole new level with that urinal machine.
should have been "Streamcast"
Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
That's not quite what the thread is about, but hey, we all know you can derail it down that road if you want.dsheinem wrote:oh look another "Sega used to be good and now they suck" thread
Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
The Saga Pii#Red# wrote:idk why they chose "Toylet"TheRev wrote:Sega took the Wii Concept to a whole new level with that urinal machine.
should have been "Streamcast"
Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
lolo.pwuaioc wrote:That's not quite what the thread is about, but hey, we all know you can derail it down that road if you want.dsheinem wrote:oh look another "Sega used to be good and now they suck" thread
OP:
Modern Sega bashing - checkTheRev wrote:Even now as a shadow of what they used to be Sega STILL has no idea who they are...
When do you think Sega was at it's most creative? Pre Genesis Era, Genesis, Era, Saturn Era, Dreamcast Era.
No option for "post Dreamcast era" as creative - check
Seems like the same old shit to me.
Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
Dave: Except that it's not "good" (despite my little joke of a picture), but rather "creative". It's not about how good they are, but about how creative they are. lrn2read.
Also, I'm sure the OP won't mind you arguing why you think Sega developers are more creative now than ever.
Also, I'm sure the OP won't mind you arguing why you think Sega developers are more creative now than ever.
Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
yes, I'd love to hear about how Shenmue with Japanese Thugs is the most creative Sega has ever been.o.pwuaioc wrote:Dave: Except that it's not "good" (despite my little joke of a picture), but rather "creative". It's not about how good they are, but about how creative they are. lrn2read.
Also, I'm sure the OP won't mind you arguing why you think Sega developers are more creative now than ever.
Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
I don't know that I personally think Sega is more creative now than ever (I think their peak was likely their early-mid 90s Arcade games), but I do think that not even suggesting the option in the OP smacks of "modern Sega sucks" syndrome.TheRev wrote:yes, I'd love to hear about how Shenmue with Japanese Thugs is the most creative Sega has ever been.o.pwuaioc wrote:Dave: Except that it's not "good" (despite my little joke of a picture), but rather "creative". It's not about how good they are, but about how creative they are. lrn2read.
Also, I'm sure the OP won't mind you arguing why you think Sega developers are more creative now than ever.
Also, I found Shenmue to be one of the worst Sega games I have ever played.
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Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
Agreed on all fronts.dsheinem wrote: I don't know that I personally think Sega is more creative now than ever (I think their peak was likely their early-mid 90s Arcade games), but I do think that not even suggesting the option in the OP smacks of "modern Sega sucks" syndrome.
Also, I found Shenmue to be one of the worst Sega games I have ever played.
For me it would have to be late-Genesis to Saturn eras. Lots of cool stuff in there.
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Re: When do you think Sega was at it's most Creative?
but surely you'd agree it was creative?dsheinem wrote: Also, I found Shenmue to be one of the worst Sega games I have ever played.
