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Message: [QUOTE="tunezlovfull, post: 172079, member: 36027"] actually, over in hong kong it looks like sega's trying to revitalise it a bit! theyve recently put out this rhythm game called maimai and my classmates with no experience in any games, sega or not have been crunching in quarters to get a try at it. this is during a time when all the arcades in my area are just full of slot machines where old people try to win money, its especially loud both visually and auditory wise, just like the old days lol. and lets not forget the recent initial d games that sega is still putting out, years after daytonas heyday and also yeah part of why the dreamcast was a failure was possibly because sega loved arcade games more than profits lol, so many arcade ports. but a story that kind of gets me in the feels is how not really out of obligation sega saved snk and kof from fading away after jumping back from bankruptcy by giving them the atomiswave which was similar enough to neo geo hardware for snk to make neowave and 2003(at least from what i heard) but ironically sega themselves probably had a hand in ending the arcade market after they put out the soul calibur port,,, [automerge]1744550970[/automerge] i never really thought about the third party games part, that actually makes a lot more sense than them being scared of sega lol [/QUOTE]

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