Sega-32 Spinoff site?

[Tanegashima]

Anybody thought of making a sister site to sega 16 for the Saturn and dreamcast?

[David J.]

I proposed it a while back, but I can't really work on it... due to a lack of time and motivation.

[Zebbe]

There are already a good Saturn site (.co.uk I think it was) and a good Dreamcast site (Dreamcast scene), so there is no big point in making a Sega-32. One main reason behind Sega-16 was that there was no alternative to it back then. There is too much work left to do for Sega-16, doing both simultaneously would slow it down a lot.

[Wesker]

Sega-32 Spinoff site?

Anybody thought of making a sister site to sega 16 for the Saturn and dreamcast?

That would be Sega-128, wouldn't it?

With additional coverage to Sega's games on its "rival" consoles. :confused:

[TmEE]

SH4 is 32bits.... most CPUs are 32bits...

[Wesker]

SH4 is 32bits.... most CPUs are 32bits...

I mean, gaming generation-wise, not technical CPU-wise.

[TmEE]

well, we should just have Sega-8/16/32/128 site (no Sega-64...)

[ThunderForce]

OMG Sega-184 bit website!

[mick_aka]

See my sig ;)

There's still loads to do there, not been up a year yet and I'm pretty much on my own with virtually no website experience.

Would be nice to get some reviews for more US and JAP exclusive titles.

http://www.segasaturn.co.uk

[steve]

As a huge fan (and contributor) to Dave Z's old (and now sadly defunct) Sega-Saturn.com (though thankfully still visible via archive.org), every year I wait for a Saturn site that can rival S-S.com's greatness. Every year, I am disappointed. There hasn't been one since, and I doubt there ever will be.

With all due respect to segasaturn.co.uk of course. Dave Z had tremendous user reviews -- spanning both quality and quantity. Mick's site is still relatively new so it remains to be seen if it will achieve the same level of greatness. It's got potential, but I don't know if it'll ever top Sega-Saturn.com. Not a knock on ss.co.uk, but rather a compliment to how truly magnificent sega-saturn.com was. Good times there.

(PS-Mick, I hope you don't take offense to my comment, and I'm sure you rather develop your own "site identity" than try to emulate S-S.com, for a lack of a better word, so I guess we'll always be comparing two different "entities." I just remember happily wasting hours on Dave's site, and all the joy it brought me as a hopeless Saturn fanatic in the earlier part of this decade. I wish you guys over there nothing but the best)

[sonicwatcher6969]

mick_aka your Sega Saturn site is tuly awesome, I shall go there for all my Saturn needs, keep up the good work.:p