Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 11:57 pm
I think the only obvious answer is SEGA don't care for the console versions and that's it really. That or they didn't think the console versions sold well. What can we do? Nout.
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Console versions sold no better than the PC version, the Wii U sold the majority last I heard in fact. I just don't think SEGA care about this game at all, or at least the SEGA that matters. Look at the extra characters on PC, how many are recognizable SEGA characters? None. And Steam is probably a lot easier to release DLC for.Dr Shaneman wrote:I think the only obvious answer is SEGA don't care for the console versions and that's it really. That or they didn't think the console versions sold well. What can we do? Nout.
Stars were the difficulty. If you wanted to play hard mode you could and would mean you'd never be want for stars. Stars were not a currency but an arbitrary barrier just like in Mario 64, chances are you'll always have enough except for maybe a character unlockKC wrote:Didn't you need to complete events to advance? Collect stars to unlock other events, characters and increasing difficulties?
Sure, there's no rings, but it's the same principle. Skill/effort is rewarded. You won't complete the game 100% if you're not able to complete each event in each difficulty.
The mobile version let's you enjoy the game without paying in the same way. Complete events, get rings, unlock more stuff.
Yeah I'd prefer actual SEGA characters.Reknoc wrote:Console versions sold no better than the PC version, the Wii U sold the majority last I heard in fact. I just don't think SEGA care about this game at all, or at least the SEGA that matters. Look at the extra characters on PC, how many are recognizable SEGA characters? None. And Steam is probably a lot easier to release DLC for.
I imagine the only reason Ryo is on the iOS version is because they wanted to add something for a new version.
I'd imagine tracks take a lot more time to make than new characters. And time is money and money is something I'm not sure they'd want to spend too much on a game that's probably been abandoned by their main company.Dr Shaneman wrote:Yeah I'd prefer actual SEGA characters.
Though, what about new tracks?
Wow. Having a difference in opinion TOTALLY makes you crazy...RetroBob wrote:You think the original is better, are you crazy?!
What was wrong with her inclusion exactly?SEGANut wrote:and best of all, NO DANICA PATRICK.
SEGA assumed people give a toss about NASCAR. Plus, in every race is always felt like it was her or Wreck-It Ralph screwing me over.Gonic wrote:What was wrong with her inclusion exactly?