> as well as its early retirement to make room for the Dreamcast, soured a lot of people.
That was really boneheaded on Sega's part. They introduced the DC in Japan first, killing the Saturn which was quite successful there.
Had they waited, or at least launched in NA/EU in 1998, they could have kept money coming in from Saturn in JP while getting back into the market elsewhere.
That was really boneheaded on Sega's part. They introduced the DC in Japan first, killing the Saturn which was quite successful there.
Had they waited, or at least launched in NA/EU in 1998, they could have kept money coming in from Saturn in JP while getting back into the market elsewhere.