We're clearly now in a position as a company to project where we go in relation to the other platforms. Our software is second to none. What it does with its software is yet to be seen. Although the Internet sector has taken a beating in recent months, Moore said Sega remains bullish regarding the future of online gaming, citing successful Internet-capable Dreamcast games such as Phantasy Star Online and NFL2K1. You bet your ass it is.
Key observers seem to think so.
It could choose to model itself along the lines of leading third-party software publishers such as Electronic Arts by bringing out all of its key games on all three of the major game systems. That's worked well for EA, and it certainly could work for Sega as well. Send it . Use this version. E-mail this to a friend.