> Following SEGA footsteps. SEGA is still around. Sega lost all of its influence and talent during the transition to software publisher. They hoped they will b

> Following SEGA footsteps. SEGA is still around. Sega lost all of its influence and talent during the transition to software publisher. They hoped they will become #1 gaming software company but that never happened. Most of their gaming brands (Sonic the Hedgehog and others) took a masssive nosedive in quality or are abandoned, and new brands (like Aliens or Binary Domain) have failed. Sega is still around but it is a mere shadow of its former self. I'd prefer Nintendo to keep taking a gamble instead of giving up like Sega.