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Topic	Sega made some bad moves with hardware, but didn't know they were THIS suicidal
direshall 11/19/19 8:23:58 AM #9:	nogaems posted... CTLM posted... Yet sales say otherwise. In a month by month breakdown of 94, they were basically tied all year, with the SNES beginning to take the lead the following year once again. Everything shows Nintendo outselling Sega from late 92 on when looking at sales by year. Not exactly sega crushing Nintendo unless crushing has a new meaning In the US, Sega had 60% of the market share at their peak in 93 vs Nintendo's 37%. I wouldn't call that nothing for a small time company competing against the only giant in video games at the time btw japan didn't give a fuck about the genesis or sonic if you're adding in those sales. That's what this drama between SoA and SoJ was mostly about Who do you call a small time company and who do you call a giant? Because Sega was much larger than Nintendo back then (and still is today, not in sales but in size). <cite>direshall posted [p:930363069] in Sega made ... [t:78174589]...</cite> <quote>nogaems posted...</cite> <quote>CTLM posted... </cite> <quote>Yet sales say otherwise. In a month by month breakdown of 94, they were basically tied all year, with the SNES beginning to take the lead the following year once again. Everything shows Nintendo outselling Sega from late 92 on when looking at sales by year. Not exactly sega crushing Nintendo unless crushing has a new meaning</quote> In the US, Sega had 60% of the market share at their peak in 93 vs Nintendo's 37%. I wouldn't call that nothing for a small time company competing against the only giant in video games at the time btw japan didn't give a fuck about the genesis or sonic if you're adding in those sales. That's what this drama between SoA and SoJ was mostly about </quote> Who do you call a small time company and who do you call a giant? Because Sega was much larger than Nintendo back then (and still is today, not in sales but in size).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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