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Shitface - Nov 18, 2003

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		Shitface		Nov 18, 2003
			Why does the controller disconnect from the cord? Was sega planning on releasing something else for the saturn? Like a rumblepack to plug in the controller or something?

		antime		Nov 18, 2003
			Only thing I've read about was a planned IR wireless system, which never materialized.

		it290		Nov 18, 2003
			Yeah, they were planning to use it with a NiGHTs sequel that never came out, which supposedly would have had you moving the controller itself around in order to control NiGHTs.

		AntiPasta		Nov 18, 2003
			isnt aforementioned Nights sequel known as Burning Rangers? I know it aint got the motion sensor thing in it but I heard it was planned.

		racketboy		Nov 18, 2003
			wow -- I never knew about any of this

		Scared0o0Rabbit		Nov 18, 2003
			Yeah, that comment about how it was going to connect to some other device for NiGHTS 2 is straight from the mouth of sega.

		it290		Nov 18, 2003
			No, it wasn't Burning Rangers (although it's possible that they planned to use the device for that as well), I think it was going to be called Air NiGHTs or something to that effect - can't remember exactly.

		Scared0o0Rabbit		Nov 18, 2003
			Yeah I remember hearing hte name was going to be something like that too.

		SegaTecToy		Nov 19, 2003
			I wonder why Sega never did a sequel to Nights. :huh Or a new game to Dreamcast or one of the new consoles. Why great games sometimes never get a sequel?

		dhau		Nov 19, 2003
			Because sometimes they do, and it's a waste of shareholders money (think Panzer Dragoon Orta)

		gameboy900		Nov 19, 2003
			Also Sega is affraid that by now a new Nights game will not meet anyone's expectations (and they're probably right) so releasing one would be bad for their image. Besides Nights never did that well in the first place.

		Scared0o0Rabbit		Nov 19, 2003
			I remember hearing a reason from sega in some interview, but I can't remember what it is now.

SegaTecToy

Nov 19, 2003

Nights was obviously a labor of love. A very well crafted, fun game. Why it didn't sell well in the US is one of these videogames enigmas. <_<

I don't know how well it did in Japan though.

	
	
		
		
			I remember hearing a reason from sega in some interview, but I can't remember what it is now.

I guess that sega should have very good reasons to ignore the idea of a sequel:

	
	
		
		
			Also Sega is affraid that by now a new Nights game will not meet anyone's expectations (and they're probably right)

Probably this should be one of the reasons.

racketboy

Nov 19, 2003

	
	
		
		
			Originally posted by SegaTecToy@Nov 19, 2003 @ 05:05 PM



 I wonder why Sega never did a sequel to Nights. :huh 



Or a new game to Dreamcast or one of the new consoles. Why great games sometimes never get a sequel?

What Sega games other than Sonic and maybe Virtua Fighter actually "did well"?

		SegaTecToy		Nov 19, 2003
			Good question! And sega's games are frequently very good. (Earth is a unfair world or what?)

		Scared0o0Rabbit		Nov 19, 2003
			Well I thought I remembered reading that they started developement on it, but I don't think they made it very far before the plug was pulled on it.

		Tagrineth		Nov 19, 2003
			Naka said he simply didn't want a sequel.

it290

Nov 20, 2003

	
	
		
		
			 What Sega games other than Sonic and maybe Virtua Fighter actually "did well"?

Well, IIRC Daytona USA is the best selling arcade game of all time.

		dhau		Nov 20, 2003
			I think columns is an ongoing success. Outrun too. Golden Axe francise had it's days of glory...

		it290		Nov 21, 2003
			Yeah, and Virtua Cop, House of the Dead, Streets of Rage, Phantasy Star, etc. but we all knew that. (I'd add Shinobi...best series ever.. except people would disagree with me heh) Actually, I think Sega has had at least as many 'big-name' hits as Nintendo has, and they've definitely racked up more top arcade games than anyone else.

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