/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3092780
The two companies disregarded the terms and ended up worse than if they had signed with the devil however.
Sega was basically KO'd by Dec2000, and Nintendo's 64 was an amusing toy with a few noted gems, whereas the PSX was still smoking the shit out of everyone, not even counting the fresh PS2.

I'd have signed with Sony. Then again, I'm not a greedy "chosen" or a retarded as shit Japanese salaryman.
They have a huge tie-in with many MANY tech companies and their AV products are goddamn everywhere. I sign with them, my own company gets in with the largest AV tech corporation on earth and our games crush that other guy's shit into nothing.
Sony's terms look fair to me. And I wouldn't want em going to the other guy or getting a wild usagi up their ass...

And now, many years after Sony's bloated head finally gets popped....
It would have been so much better to keep the Nintendo-Sega thing going to present day. Microsoft and Sony have collectively broken the gaming industry by making it into a fucking DLC shitfest muddled with casual plebeian horseshit. Autosave? WTF? Get out of here with that fuck.
If either Nintendo or Sega had kept with Sony, sony would likely still just be a HW partner and unknown except for console-specs labeling.
Preferably, Sega and Sony should have been the ones going forward. Nintendo needed the fire under its feet, lest it get presumptuous. And it had a LOT to be big-headed about in the mid-90s.

Alas, it's all gone south.
That's what happens when you let a damn OS developer and a general AV manufacturer become the dominant game companies over ACTUAL game companies with a history in the business.

14/23

Today at approximately 3:30 PM EST my internet will be shut-off for a whole day. That's basically stripping all of my entertainment away except for my NES, SNES, and N64. Post ending in 64 decides what console I play and then from there we choose a game.