Comments on: E3 2009: It’s Happening in the SEGA Booth!

By: This guy

This guy — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 11:50:50 +0000

Hi this is a sega X fan I thought what you did with the empire total war installment is so dum and I hate it. next stick to the easy way of installing……so disapponting………

By: Revenge of Segata (Sanshiro)

Revenge of Segata (Sanshiro) — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 18:19:31 +0000

Give me back my old SEGA, I wanna new SEGA Games, no “Mario and Sonic in the cementery” (hey, is not a bad idea…) or else, Please, make a new Dreamcast!

By: Hittakara

Hittakara — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 18:51:39 +0000

Once, Sega was the software house that created After Burner, Hang On, Alex Kidd, Golden Axe, Shinobi, Panzer Dragon, Shenmue, Crazy Taxi, Burning Rangers, Skies of Arcadia, Virtua Fighter, Virtual On, Virtua Tennis. Once Sega was the company of the innovation, the company that did amazing platform such as Sonic 3 or Sonic Adventure, the best fighting game as Virtua Fighter, the best arcade games.
What is Sega today? What are its best games? Bayonetta? Mad World?
Ok Bayonetta, Mad World, ok these games, but we are not asking about Shenmue 3 or a new console, but only some SEGA games, a small part, some arcade games, games that have the Sega style, the Sega difference, the Sega feeling. We have learned to love Sega for those games and we need them, your fans need those games, you Sega need those games, because you have an imagine to defend. You can’t become a pubblisher, not only a pubblisher. You can still do true Sega games: Virtua Fighter 5, After Burner Climax, The House of the Dead 4, Border Break, R-Tuned, Sega Race TV etc. But please, give us them on console! Are we asking about an enormous work to do? Only few new arcades, at least this…

Please Sega, don’t forget who you were in the past, don’t forget your past, don’t forget your fans who love you since we were children, since there were the Master System, Game Gear, Mega Drive.
Don’t forget who you were and games that you did! Please, don’t forget, never!

By: dervel86

dervel86 — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 16:50:00 +0000

I don’t like Sega’s E3 2009 lineup…it don’t reflect at all the true Sega spirit! where are the arcade games that made SEGA’S DIFFERENCE??
yes, Bayonetta is looking good, but I think that sega also have to focus in his most famous brand again, ,like After Burner Climax, VF5, Sonic games, and…Shenmue.
Ad one more thing…SEGA you have to be brave: try again to carry in EU or USA your great brand Ryu Ga Gotoku, please!

By: klaw12321

klaw12321 — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 12:50:57 +0000

where’s the old school Sega ??? do you remember how glorious was your past ?? i have supported sega since the master system days ’till the days sega’s left the hardware business… but i cant belileve after all these years of great games , innovations , misunderstood masterpieces , everything is over…..
why every good arcade game of SOJ will never come to an home consolle ?? or yakuza, why it’ll never be out for the xbox 360 too ??
last year Makoto Osaki said about Virtua fighter 5 R ” if we get a lot of requests from users , it’s definitely possible, it will be announced for home systems” ok an year has passed ,i have sent like 20 mails for this great game, like me many other guys, and at the e3 there wasn’t virtua fighter 5 R
but not only …. there wasn’t a game developed by a sega team… only mario e sonic =(

Please tell us why , why sega fans does not mean nothing more , looks like only easy money is important now
Why S. jeffery said ,talking about shenmue III or a dreamcast 2 is stuff for fanboys ??

i have only one answer . this is not the sega we allways loved

By: Ludwig von Koopa

Ludwig von Koopa — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 11:51:12 +0000

I’d really like to see VF5R, a new Golden Axe and a new Streets of Rage in 2D, another House of the Dead, and most important, SHENMUE 3!

By: stobbArt

stobbArt — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 09:49:23 +0000

We’re all really happy that Sega is publishing great games like Empire: Total War or Mad World, or, in the future, Bayonetta and Alpha Protocolm but we don’t love Sega for this kind of games, we love Sega for his own vision of videogames, vision that today we can still see in great arcade games like VF5R, After Burner Climax, R Tuned or Border Break…please Sega shown us that you continue to be the great Sega we loved, bring to home console YOUR great games!

By: Ulala5

Ulala5 — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 00:41:22 +0000

i can just agree with you guys. speaking about other than Bayonetta (wich will be a great game IMHO and deserves to be a SEGA game), what SEGA is missing is a game with a “SEGA soul”, the innovation and love that just that company have and that we all loves. I can understand they need commercial games, you can’t live just with love of the fans and thrue gamers, but it’s important anyway. So SEGA we still believe in you give us some good news as in the old Dreamcast time!

By: Snake206

Snake206 — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 21:46:43 +0000

C’mon, where are the REAL SEGA games?
We want arcade games like Virtua Fighter 5R, Afterburner Climax…. not Mario & Sonic ._.

By: Rated R

Rated R — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 21:27:49 +0000

I want After Burner Climax and another Sonic Game!
But my dream is Shenmue III!

Please Sega…remember you…Yes, We Can!
Go Sega!

By: Marc

Marc — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 05:34:24 +0000

SEGA is unfortunately a very faded shadow of it’s former self. Long gone are the days of innovative game designers making the games we all once remembered SEGA to make. The majority of SEGA’s innovative and creative game design and developer staff have all gone from SEGA. If only SEGA concentrated on retaining it’s staff that make the good games then we would already be seeing Shenmue 4…… Come on SEGA – start from the basics get your talent back….

By: Sharkone

Sharkone — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 01:47:55 +0000

Obviously not all Sega games were uniques. But the AAA titles had a style different from the others. Panzer Dragoon, Sonic, the genres and the colours weren’t a problem. These are superfical difference. The philosophy behind the games was the same. For example Phantasy Star 1 and Sonic: apparently they are really different but behind there is the same approach of Naka san: not static, speed, ever a object in motion.

Bayonetta is the spiritual heir of Dmc, this is clearly. Bayonetta isn’t a Sega games because if Platinum was published by Nintendo/Activision/Thq/TakeTwo the game would have been the same. A Shenmue or a Golden Axe no.
However the problem here is not Bayonetta, but that in this E3 there aren’t true Sega games. No arcade, no AAA home console games from SoJ…

By: Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 00:14:27 +0000

I don’t agree, I think Bayonetta is very Sega-esque, its got the fast action, its got the corny music… seems Sega enough to me.

Sega made allot of great games but lets not kid ourselves into thinking every game Sega made was ‘uniquely Sega’ even in the DC days, Saturn days, Genesis what ever… there was a load of non Sega like games coming from Sega.

What does Panzer Dragoon Saga share with Sonic Adventure or Puyo Puyo? nothing at all, they are nothing alike other then being good quality games… theres no running Sega theme in those games. Bayonetta is just like that… A great game and frankly one of the most Sega-esque non-Sega developed games ever… Far more Sega like then, say, Altered Beast which could have easily been anyones game back in the day… when those games were being pumped out, but thats still considered ‘A Sega Classic’.

You guys need to take off your Rose-tinted double standards glasses… Games like the Daisy Fuentes are not at all Sega-ish, it isnt quality… Bayonetta could have been a Sega developed game easy because not all Sega games were all that unique.

By: klaw

klaw — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 21:34:47 +0000

come on stop publishing and start devoloping or converting from arcade to home systems … u have the sega pride to defend !!!!

By: City Hunter

City Hunter — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:47:38 +0000

“I became a Sega fan because of great games, Bayonetta is looks fantastic… Nothing to cry about here.”

Ryan, there are many talented people who make great games, but personally (and I don’t think to be the only one) I became a fan of Sega because its game were UNIQUE.
Even Nintendo make always great games, but the sega one were special…

You can’t just say that any good game can be a Sega game.
Bayonetta seems very good, but it’s very far from a sega style game.
Not to mention “things” like Daisy Fuentes, ugh…

To be this good takes ages…

By: Sharkone

Sharkone — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:32:58 +0000

…great games are everywhere. Nintendo has them. Capcom idem. Maybe also Namco.
But Sega games are not only great but different. Bayonetta is great yeah, but this isn’t Sega Difference. If tomorrow Bayonetta become a Microsoft/Sony/Ea game will be the same. A great game, but not a Sega game, as Outrun, Climax, Shenmue, Alex Kidd, the true Sonic ecc.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:20:45 +0000

“Have you forgotten why we became sega fans in the first place?”

I became a Sega fan because of great games, Bayonetta is looks fantastic… Nothing to cry about here.

By: tropicali

tropicali — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 15:15:44 +0000

I don’t like this E3 lineup, no real Sega game, even if Bayonetta is really great.

Only 1 game from the Sega studios, and thats Sonic & Mario…. sad

By: Toshihiro90

Toshihiro90 — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 15:02:34 +0000

I want arcade games such as After burner Climax,Border break ,Virtua fighter 5R and Sega race TV. These are the true Sega games and games that we want!

PLEASE SEGA!!!!!!

By: PhoenixReloaded

PhoenixReloaded — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 11:58:41 +0000

Sega don’t forget that you also have some great arcade titles! Please bring us titles like
Virtua Fighter 5 R and After Burner Climax!
And also don’t forget that there are very talented people at Sega of Japan, give them the chance to make masterpieces just like they did in the past!