看了觉得挺感动的  觉得好笑或者失态的人才可怜呢 根本没资格嘲笑
虽然没饭过sega 不过那种心情还是感同身受的
曾也差点认为任天堂gc惨败会重蹈sega的覆辙

LZ被反嘲笑了~~~

所以说还是别笑90后脑残了

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本人从SEGA铁杆成功转型为索饭!

有什么可笑的  虽然现在SEGA已经不是当年的SEGA了

在MD SS DC时代  SEGA作为硬件软件商很多事情都是其他硬件公司和软件公司所不可能去做的,且不论SEGA当时在商业上的策略的失误,它用游戏和硬件带给大家不光是游戏和主机本身, 更多的是一种个性和文化

在当时来说SEGA代表了一种CU文化,很多人当年在游戏中都能感受到SEGA特有的情结在其中,这种CU文化影响了一批人,正因为如此才会有哪么多SEGA饭.

悲情也好 失败也罢,我觉的在当时没有其他任何厂商能带给我这样感觉 不管SEGA现在如何 将来如何 那个年代的SEGA在我心里是无可替代的!!

CNET上一篇文章回忆十大DC最爱游戏，老美的品位，当然
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13506_ ... mp;tag=2547-1_3-0-5

Jet Grind Radio
Jet Grind Radio seems one of the most unique games released for the Dreamcast.

Using a cell-shaded design that fits perfectly with the game's story, you're a rollerblading graffiti gang member who wants to tell everyone in the city who is in charge. To do so, you need to cruise around town and "tag" the streets.

Why I love it: Jet Grind Radio, like many of the games I loved from the Dreamcast days, offered a unique idea that gamers responded well to. It was fun and willing to "push the envelope" a little. That should be commended.

NFL 2K1
NFL 2K1 was one of the best football games ever released. It featured outstanding visuals for its time, the controls were great, and the gameplay was even better. It provided me with the most exciting football experience of its time.

Why I love it: When the NFL 2K series was in its prime, I forgot about the Madden series. Yes, it was that good. Today, we're stuck with Madden. And each time I hike the ball in Madden NFL 10, I'm left wondering what the NFL 2K series would look like today. Hmm.

Phantasy Star Online
If you never played Phantasy Star Online, you missed out on one of the most compelling games ever released for the Dreamcast.

Phantasy Star Online was the first online home console game ever released. The title allowed gamers to hack and slash their way through the story, while partnering up with gamers across the Web.

Overall, the game's online experience wasn't great compared to what we have today, but it started the online-gaming era. It should be commended for that.

Why I love it: The game's story was good, but just being able to hook up to the Web and play with others online was an incredible feat at the time. It was my entree into the online-gaming world.

Power Stone 2
Although I'm sure some folks were fans of Power Stone, I've always felt that Power Stone 2 was the superior game in the franchise.

Power Stone 2 pits you against characters in a 3D fighting arena. You can use weaponry to take them out, objects to sustain your health, and more.

Why I love it: Power Stone 2 didn't have a deep story, but what it lacked in story, it made up for in outstanding battle sequences. It was yet another fun game to play.

Seaman
OK, Seaman was a little...different. But that doesn't mean it wasn't a good game.

Seaman starts out with an empty aquarium. Soon, you'll have baby Seamans living in that aquarium that require your help to survive. As they grow stronger, a single Seaman, which is basically a cross between a fish and a human, will reign supreme in the tank. You can hold conversations with him. You can even listen to him chastise you for either not taking care of him or not visiting him lately. Your goal? Release him to dry land so he can achieve his great destiny.

Why I love it: Seaman was admittedly weird. But it was also unique. It was a long-shot when it was first announced. It was a risk that wouldn't be taken in today's gaming space. Perhaps that's what I miss (and loved) most about that era.

Shenmue
Shenmue was one of the most epic titles ever released on the Dreamcast. It told the story of a young boy from Japan named Ryo Hazuki who watched his father die at the hands of Lan Di. The epic was supposed to span several titles, but eventually, after the Dreamcast died and Xbox sales of Shenmue II stayed flat, Sega shelved it. Shenmue still has a cult-like following and we're all still hoping for its reemergence. But with each passing year, the chances of that happening are becoming slimmer.

Why I love it: Shenmue was my favorite game on the Dreamcast. It combined a great story with action unlike anything we had seen to that point. I still anxiously await that day when Shenmue will make its triumphant return and let me finally get revenge on Lan Di.

Skies of Arcadia
Skies of Arcadia was one of the best role-playing games released for the Dreamcast.

The main character, Vyse, is in the Blue Rogues. They capture a girl named Fina, which causes the enemy, the Valuan Empire, to raid their home town. Vyse and his partners need to break through the Empire's strong shell, save their comrades, and find out why Fina is so important to the battle.

Why I love it: If you're looking for stunning visuals (for the time), cool mid-air ship fights, and a nice battle system, there's really nowhere else to look but at Skies of Arcadia. It's another unique, fun game that we just don't have enough of today.

Sonic Adventure
Say what you will about the battle between Sonic and Mario, but Sonic Adventure (my first game for the Dreamcast) was a blast to play. We finally had Sonic in true 3D. And he delivered an experience that allowed you to jump around worlds and enjoy the same kind of exhilarating speed that had become a staple of the franchise. It certainly wasn't a perfect game, due to some suspect visuals, but it was a great game, nonetheless.

Why I love it: Sonic Adventure was one of the most exhilarating games on the Sega Dreamcast. Its controls were outstanding, it was fun, and most of all, it was exciting.

Soul Calibur
If you didn't play Soul Calibur on the Dreamcast, you missed out on one of the best fighting games the platform ever offered.

Soul Calibur featured several fighters battling it out in a slew of different areas. The fighting was superb. The visuals were stunning. And as someone who played the arcade version and the Dreamcast version, I can tell you that there was no comparison: Sega's platform easily bested the arcade.

Why I love it: Soul Calibur was the best fighting game on the Dreamcast. What more can be said? If you own a Dreamcast, buy this game on eBay. You won't be upset you did.

Virtua Tennis
It's not often that I think a sports game deserves a spot in a roundup of a platform's best games, but Virtua Tennis certainly does. The game delivers one of the most realistic (and fun) tennis experiences I have ever played on a console. You can play in the world tour to become the best player in the world, you can try to win the "Grand Slam," or you can just play with some buddies. In any case, you'll find an extremely compelling title.

Why I love it: I've played Virtua Tennis more times than I can count. Even now it's one of the games I reach for when I load up my Dreamcast. It has all the features that make a good sports game great.

想起当年在QQ聊天室还有世嘉年代论坛上和索饭斗争的岁月的，那个时候喊出的许多口号比兰州举例的这些还要幼稚得多，不过即使现在回头看，也没有觉得那时候的表现是失态，谁人年少不轻狂，当然对于兰州这种一生下来就处事不惑满腹经纶的人来说，只能说，兰州没有年轻过，实在是可惜了！

当年这些言论偏激的所谓“SEGA铁杆”后来大多一抹脸自称任饭了，再后来一部分保留任饭称号，一部分又一抹自称软饭……生命不息，反索不止。

我看是楼主失态了

看楼主注册也挺早的,


很好奇当年楼主是怎么样的玩家.

瞧把某些人酸的~

放心,我不打算逗某些人~我要想逗早逗了~你们继续哈~

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原帖由 zhengfan 于 2009-9-10 21:42 发表

不知道为什么你发帖还要引用我的语言，难道你以为别人都认为SEGA很悲是DR的言论所致或者我的言论误导到您这样以为？
我只不过提出当年的DR代表着中国部分玩家的论调及其出现论调的原因，国内玩家言论基本影响 ...

DC发售前后的广告就是在打悲情牌，像“SEGA太过老土，还是PS来劲！”这样的话都抛出来了，
日本人一样喜欢悲剧英雄，
如果我记得不错的话，DR在DC死掉后的主要的宣传方向就是大讲甩掉了硬件的包袱，期待SEGA成为第三方中的龙头，什么凤凰涅槃云云，这和你说的斑鸠精神有什么不同？
所以我才说关DR毛事。

[ 本帖最后由 zero3rd 于 2009-9-11 12:01 编辑 ]

LZ你不觉得他们很纯吗?

你怎么可以嘲笑当年的SEGA饭

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原帖由 youngwilly 于 2009-9-11 12:03 发表
LZ你不觉得他们很纯吗?

你怎么可以嘲笑当年的SEGA饭

我在赞美他们

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原帖由 HRF 于 2009-9-11 12:05 发表
我在赞美他们146518

你这贴让我想起了十多年前大学里某FC直接跳到PS的伪S饭丑恶嘴脸