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Message: [QUOTE="UnDubious, post: 355945, member: 4030"] When the 32X came out, Sega still had the Genesis, Game Gear, Sega CD, [I]and [/I]the arcades to support, plus the Saturn coming soon (which means games were already in development). They were already stretched thin, and there was absolutely no place for the 32X. It's no wonder there's barely any games for it. If you look at that profile, they killed it in the arcades in those days, and they killed it on the Genesis. Those were the platforms that received the most attention. Lots of "Sega" games on the GG were farmed out to subcontractors because they could only spare a little internal staff, and as a result, the library didn't quite live up to the hardware's potential, even though it still has gems. Same for the Sega CD - a few gems, but sparesely supported, in the end, because Sega was the main developer and publisher on Sega consoles, and they already had enough on their plate. It was incredibly obvious that they couldn't do the 32X, I don't know what the fuck they were thinking. [/QUOTE]

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