Not exactly what I was expecting, which was a Saturn microconsole. If PCE had one, Saturn could too.Originally Posted by Gypsy
This is sorta dumb. GG wasn't necessarily a failure but wasn't a success either. And something that small is just annoying.
Lol!
I want it haha
I hope for Sega's sake that isn't the big reveal, at least not by itself. Because I REALLY don't see people wanting this unless it can at least be hooked to the tv.
That looks too small for my hands to even play.
And that's not going into the screen size and people with eye issues (Which is most people.).
Sanity is the Lie, There is only Madness.
I want this:
https://www.analogue.co/pocket/
Cheaper than getting all 4 mini gamegears...
Bad media connoisseur and frequent avatar changer.
Oh man, there are four of them. They got greedy lol
Those are cute tho.
Not to mention it plays more than half a dozen systems, will be jailbroken for SD loading, and will have very high quality compatibility (if Analogues track record continues) and a MUCH better screen.
It will also be large enough to be playable, for that matter.
Sometimes you get what you pay for. Micro GG is a novelty. Analogue Pocket is for portable retro gaming.
I'll stick to the Vita, it's got da oh-el-EE-Dee!
Ok, so the announcement is some weird cloud gaming (That they are calling Fog Gaming.) for Arcade machines.
Something that almost certainly will not be relevant outside Asia, if it's even relevant outside Japan.
Sega is so bizarrely out of touch it's not even funny.
Heck Konami just had an indie game they are publishing or something that actually looks alright, THAT was somehow more interesting and exciting than the Game Gear for Ants or their bizarre Arcade Cloud Gaming.
Freaking KONAMI outdid them today, all they had to do was announce a Saturn and/or Dreamcast mini or something, how do you screw up that much?
Sanity is the Lie, There is only Madness.
I didn't even know that Konami (who we all once loved) was still even a thing beyond their Hudson brand and the PCE Mini. But even that was a product of Hori, a company still involved in console gaming.
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