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Title: Sega of America & Sega of Europe sites sux a lot!
Post by: STORM! on June 03, 2011, 11:33:28 am

http://blogs.sega.com/usa/2011/06/03/se ... r-e3-2011/ (http://blogs.sega.com/usa/2011/06/03/segas-blockbuster-lineup-for-e3-2011/)


 Ok! Everyone in the world knows that, and looks like they are not going to fix this issue.

 Look at the link. Sega Blog or whatever it is (looks completely confusing). A single example for what I'm saying:

 "Guardian Heroes (Xbox LIVE Arcade, PlayStation Network & Steam) – Launch Date: Late Summer 2011"

 "Coming exclusively to Xbox LIVE® Arcade,..."


 Oh, yeah!  :|


 Man, they really need some expert to make their sites  :|

 Sega (Japan) sites are THE BEST OF THE BEST!

 

Title: Re: Sega of America & Sega of Europe sites sux a lot!
Post by: Barry the Nomad on June 03, 2011, 11:38:10 am

I can read it just fine. And I see no mention of PSN or steam for GH.

Title: Re: Sega of America & Sega of Europe sites sux a lot!
Post by: Sharky on June 03, 2011, 12:17:20 pm

I find the Sega Japan site infinately more confusing... They need to start writing with real letters and not that weird jibberish!

;p

Title: Re: Sega of America & Sega of Europe sites sux a lot!
Post by: Centrale on June 03, 2011, 12:56:08 pm

Man, I told SOA a long time ago they need to add an archive/history section explaining in extreme detail everything Sega has done throughout their past.  They have yet to implement this.

Title: Re: Sega of America & Sega of Europe sites sux a lot!
Post by: Deefy on June 03, 2011, 06:37:28 pm

Great idea, I second it.

However, I remember that time ago I read between the job offers of SEGA west a reference to the fact that the renewal of the official websites was along the way.

Title: Re: Sega of America & Sega of Europe sites sux a lot!
Post by: segaismysavior on June 03, 2011, 09:41:33 pm

Quote from: "Centrale"

Man, I told SOA a long time ago they need to add an archive/history section explaining in extreme detail everything Sega has done throughout their past.  They have yet to implement this.

Agreed, it annoys me when companies rely on the internet to archive their history... but at least you aren't reading their history as filtered through PR-babble where the company has done no wrong.

Title: Re: Sega of America & Sega of Europe sites sux a lot!
Post by: Centrale on June 04, 2011, 02:45:52 am

There's some very cool interviews with the creators of lots of classics on the SOJ site... Alex Kidd, Phantasy Star, lots more... I spent an enjoyable morning trying to read through them with the Google translator.  I'd love to see Sega West do something equivalent to that.

Title: Re: Sega of America & Sega of Europe sites sux a lot!
Post by: cube_b3 on June 11, 2011, 04:28:28 am

I liked the 3rd Sega site the best, the one right after they went 3rd party.

The 2nd last one and this one both are little more then functional.