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Gaming => General Gaming Discussion => Topic started by: Nathan on April 18, 2011, 03:14:20 pm
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http://www.prlog.org/11443072-ada-techn ... -game.html (http://www.prlog.org/11443072-ada-technology-services-help-sega-stay-ahead-of-the-game.html)
So SEGA Europe's server infrastructure was redone by ADA, nice. If only SEGA America would even add new games to their site in a timely manner. Even the same week would be nice. I know for a fact that several games haven't appeard on sega.com for longer than a week, like SEGA Rally Online Arcade. It's kinda pathetic when the official website is the last to report its own news.
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The Japanese ones are the best of Sega and ones of the best of the world. Sega has an extremely fast and powerful server in Japan.
Sega America and Europe always had shitty and confused sites and pages... all horrible ones. Heavy to load, slow, uncomplete infos, etc...
It's hard to think Sega was the real first company to start investing on the internet massively (with the Dreamcast) :|
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Well, the Japanese site is even behind sometimes. They take a few days to update. I'd say website wise, SEGA Europe is on top of things the most. SEGA Of America is a joke when it comes to keeping their site updated, as their release list is always screwed up, and news is slow.