Sega of America recently provided photos in their flickr stream of what probably is the holy grail of all Sega fans out there. Their archive. It's full with every Sega game ever released, plus some additional hardware and competitor's titles. Even though the majority of the stuff is from the US, I'd love to see that room for myself and... bathe in it. Now I'll stop the talking and suggest, you have a look for yourself.
Friday, 15 August 2008
The Incredible Sega Archive
Sega of America recently provided photos in their flickr stream of what probably is the holy grail of all Sega fans out there. Their archive. It's full with every Sega game ever released, plus some additional hardware and competitor's titles. Even though the majority of the stuff is from the US, I'd love to see that room for myself and... bathe in it. Now I'll stop the talking and suggest, you have a look for yourself.
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may as well mention it here too: there was some unreleased Dreamcast games hidden amongst the burns (you can see them in the full size pics)on GD-Rs such as Dee Dee Planet and Propeller Arena. They have possibly thousands of prototypes and early builds of games from every disc based format they worked on, so who knows what Saturn gems could be lurking. I would love to work there just so i can test each and every disc.
That's just beautiful beyond words... *sniff* sorry guys, I get emotional in times like these :')
wow thats nice. your going to need some of these sega saturn pads, your going to burn through them fast when you start playing all these games. haha
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