On October 1st Sammy and Sega officially merged into:
And the stock is off to a great start!
http://www.investor.reuters.com/Sto...quickinfo/stockoverview&cotype=1&page=default
I've been a fan of Sega since Shinobi in the arcade - I bought the Sega Master System and every console thereafter, yeah nigh onto the 32x, Saturn, Sega CD and Dreamcast. I was the lead news writer for Segaweb.com for nearly a year. I went to the only two CES, pre-E3, just to see some of my heroes in person (Toejam and Earl Productions: You guys rocked) It was kinda fun to root for the underdog, who I believed had superior games but poor management.
In case you hadn't noticed, now they have crappy games and poor management. You can list them yourself, but this fan of Sega for the past 18 years is finally putting his fandom to rest. I'll still follow them, from a distance (I own some of their stock, and have made a decent amount on it at that); but I have to accept the fact that they are just not the same company I used to love. The days of Skies of Arcadia, Panzer Dragoon Saga, Streets of Rage, Shinobi III, Shining Force II and Phantasy Star II are long, long, gone.
Sega is gone; as I said, in more ways than one.
And the stock is off to a great start!
http://www.investor.reuters.com/Sto...quickinfo/stockoverview&cotype=1&page=default
I've been a fan of Sega since Shinobi in the arcade - I bought the Sega Master System and every console thereafter, yeah nigh onto the 32x, Saturn, Sega CD and Dreamcast. I was the lead news writer for Segaweb.com for nearly a year. I went to the only two CES, pre-E3, just to see some of my heroes in person (Toejam and Earl Productions: You guys rocked) It was kinda fun to root for the underdog, who I believed had superior games but poor management.
In case you hadn't noticed, now they have crappy games and poor management. You can list them yourself, but this fan of Sega for the past 18 years is finally putting his fandom to rest. I'll still follow them, from a distance (I own some of their stock, and have made a decent amount on it at that); but I have to accept the fact that they are just not the same company I used to love. The days of Skies of Arcadia, Panzer Dragoon Saga, Streets of Rage, Shinobi III, Shining Force II and Phantasy Star II are long, long, gone.
Sega is gone; as I said, in more ways than one.