I really can't figure out why some of the hosts continue to insist that failed consoles aren't redeeming in any way. Sega CD was most certainly a blunder and the start of many blunders from Sega, but to claim "every game on it is terrible" is an asinine exaggeration. Arguably the best Sonic game, Sonic CD, arguably one of the best games of ALL time, Snatcher (the only English localization being on Sega CD), Robo Aleste, Final Fight CD (a much better port) and a number of RPGs including Shining Force CD, Lunar and Lunar 2, Vay, and Popful Mail. Never mind a host of ports with improved sound.
A failed console? Yes. A very limited selection of games? Yes. No good games? Give me a break. You guys gave the same treatment to consoles in your "Failed Consoles" series, despite the fact that even systems as terrible as the Atari Jaguar even have a few good games. Give credit where credit is due, at least.
The 32X, though, is indeed almost wholly terrible.
Play Value - SEGA Vs. Nintendo
I'm not sure how the Mega Drive sold in Japan, but systems like Saturn were successful in Japan and enjoyed a robust lifespan, unlike in the US.
Play Value - SEGA Vs. Nintendo
I really can't figure out why some of the hosts continue to insist that failed consoles aren't redeeming in any way. Sega CD was most certainly a blunder and the start of many blunders from Sega, but to claim "every game on it is terrible" is an asinine exaggeration. Arguably the best Sonic game, Sonic CD, arguably one of the best games of ALL time, Snatcher (the only English localization being on Sega CD), Robo Aleste, Final Fight CD (a much better port) and a number of RPGs including Shining Force CD, Lunar and Lunar 2, Vay, and Popful Mail. Never mind a host of ports with improved sound.
A failed console? Yes. A very limited selection of games? Yes. No good games? Give me a break. You guys gave the same treatment to consoles in your "Failed Consoles" series, despite the fact that even systems as terrible as the Atari Jaguar even have a few good games. Give credit where credit is due, at least.
The 32X, though, is indeed almost wholly terrible.