SEGA going into the inkjet printer business?! Watch out, LexMark!
(As for the darker hue of the SEGA logo, the whole bottom half of the pic is discoloured, so it probably means nothing.)
SEGA going into the inkjet printer business?! Watch out, LexMark!
A new type of controller?
http://spectrumcontrols.ca/?p=165#more-165
wait not that many people knew about this?Sega Japan:
Sega West:
or a digital platform for arcades, which is more plausible.
No, there's actually a good chance it's a new console. It's been almost 15 years since they released their last hardware.
Would a "Sega Steam Box" work in this day and age?
No, there's actually a good chance it's a new console. It's been almost 15 years since they released their last hardware.
Sega sees Nintendo flopping around and is going for the kill.
So they can die a second death? Not the smartest approach, but I'll give it to them.
As much as I would love to see a Sega Console. Sega is in shambles still. A lot of the reasons I loved Sega are not around. The main developers and the studios are all gone.
Their is no way I could take current Sega seriously as a contender; however, as second party that would be a Megaton.
The Sega Spectrum would be the best name for a next-gen console ever.
Searched and found nothing. Lock/mock if old.
Text translates to "A new world of entertainment."
What is this thing? Arcade board maybe? Digital platform? I'm clueless here...
Sega and Clive Sinclair.
Every mid 30s gamer in the U.K. weeps tears of nostalgia.
Apart from the C64 and Amstrad owners
This.∀ Narayan;54655305 said:I hope it's a new arcade board, and I hope Virtua Fighter 6 is running on it.
It's CMYK. For some reason.What an ugly collection of colors in that logo
#TeamAmstrad reporting
Hey guys.
I used to work at an EB Games up until recently (2011) and I was at a manager's conference, which happened to have some game company reps. Anyway, I got to discussing all things Sega with this inebriated low-ranking Sega Australia marketing person and, long story short, she told me the specs of the Sega Spectrum. Please note that this is completely unrelated to the Dreamcast 2 - which was cancelled by Sega out of spite.
CPU: Intel Sandy Bridge-based CPU, equivalent to quad-core 2720QM processor
GPU: AMD Radeon GPU, equivalent to 5850M mobile GPU
RAM: 1GB GDDR5 pool, 4GB DDR3 pool
Storage: 16GB flash, USB 2.0/eSATA external HDD compatible
Networking: Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0
OS: Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread fork at the time, would possibly be ICS or JB by now.
Optical Media: 4x Blu-ray drive, 50GB discs
Ports: 4x USB 2.0, 1x eSATA
Controller: breakapart dual-analog style gamepad with dual gyroscopes/accelerometers
What? God don't fuck with me, I don't even want to think about this being true. I couldn't withstand the crushing disappointment.
It as real as you want it to be.What? God don't fuck with me, I don't even want to think about this being true. I couldn't withstand the crushing disappointment.
Hey guys.
I used to work at an EB Games up until recently (2011) and I was at a manager's conference, which happened to have some game company reps. Anyway, I got to discussing all things Sega with this inebriated low-ranking Sega Australia marketing person and, long story short, she told me the specs of the Sega Spectrum. Please note that this is completely unrelated to the Dreamcast 2 - which was cancelled by Sega out of spite.
CPU: Intel Sandy Bridge-based CPU, equivalent to quad-core 2720QM processor
GPU: AMD Radeon GPU, equivalent to 5850M mobile GPU
RAM: 1GB GDDR5 pool, 4GB DDR3 pool
Storage: 16GB flash, USB 2.0/eSATA external HDD compatible
Networking: Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0
OS: Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread fork at the time, would possibly be ICS or JB by now.
Optical Media: 4x Blu-ray drive, 50GB discs
Ports: 4x USB 2.0, 1x eSATA
Controller: breakapart dual-analog style gamepad with dual gyroscopes/accelerometers
CPU: Intel Sandy Bridge-based CPU, equivalent to quad-core 2720QM processor
OS: Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread fork at the time, would possibly be ICS or JB by now.
1x eSATA
It as real as you want it to be.
lol at people wanting a new Sega console. Sorrounding the doom and gloom of everything currently, I thought that would be a good sign to everybody that traditional game makers (Nintendo) have little place anymore. And I don't think they have the developer strengh anymore to do borderline System sellers.
At best it could be a new Arcade Board.
Searched and found nothing. Lock/mock if old.
Text translates to "A new world of entertainment."
What is this thing? Arcade board maybe? Digital platform? I'm clueless here...
Apart from the C64 and Amstrad owners
Could the CMYK colours in the logo have some significance? It'd be pretty silly to have picked them for no reason. But what could they mean?