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Sega should go back to the console business and forget about software. And least that's what Don Reisinger thinks in his latest video.
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- by clsmithj December 15, 2008 3:54 PM PST
- I agree but Sega blew it, offering up their main IP, Sonic to every competitor game console. It would have made since for them to keep Sonic to one console like Xbox, but no.
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(5 Comments)The Sega we all know is Sega of America, the Sega that we don't know that's really controlling the strings of Sega is, its Japanese headquarters which is the reason Sega failed.