Would Sega make a new collection

[Ikagura]

including the Switch Sega Ages games for the PS5, Xbox Series and eventually Nintendo's next console?

[Cellmember]

Does sega like money ?

[Ikagura]

Originally posted by Cellmember:

Does sega like money ?

They should.

[Cellmember]

Originally posted by Ikagura:

Originally posted by Cellmember:

Does sega like money ?

They should.

I agree.

[NBOX21]

Considering the newest consoles are backwards compatible with the previous generation consoles (the Switch is still uncertain), then I don't really see much of a point to a new SEGA Collection unless it's re-releasing a whole bunch of Master System games or something.

[Ikagura]

Originally posted by NBOX21:

Considering the newest consoles are backwards compatible with the previous generation consoles (the Switch is still uncertain), then I don't really see much of a point to a new SEGA Collection unless it's re-releasing a whole bunch of Master System games or something.

There is no collection of Master System nor Saturn on PC and the Dreamcast games are just PC ports.

The Switch not being compatible is because of the cartridge format.

[NBOX21]

Originally posted by Ikagura:

There is no collection of Master System nor Saturn on PC and the Dreamcast games are just PC ports.

That's not entirely true, as Master System games have been emulated officially before on the Wii Virtual Console. Only about 15 games were ever released on the service.

But yes, a Master System collection would be great to see in 2023 as it would mean we would start seeing completely different games for once.

The Switch not being compatible is because of the cartridge format.

That didn't stop the PS Vita from being compatible with most PSP games as despite lacking the UMD drive, there were several PSP games that got released digitally and playable on the Vita that way.

In that case, what about games that were bought digitally on the Switch?

[Ikagura]

Originally posted by NBOX21:

Originally posted by Ikagura:

There is no collection of Master System nor Saturn on PC and the Dreamcast games are just PC ports.

That's not entirely true, as Master System games have been emulated officially before on the Wii Virtual Console. Only about 15 games were ever released on the service.

Wii isn't a PC.

[Cliff.uckingBooth]

Originally posted by gamedev2:

I would like to see a SEGA Master System collection on all platforms as well!

+1

[Tanoomba]

I also would love to see a Master System Collection.

[Topo]

A new collection or adding new games to the current collection would be absolutely great!

[Ikagura]

Originally posted by Topf:

A new collection or adding new games to the current collection would be absolutely great!

Maybe by someone other than d3t and maybe a more accurate Genesis Emulator.

The game room is nice but I can live without it (or at least allow us to choose between the two without losing options).

[GamerXT]

Master System wouldnt be worth it as it would simply be SEGA made games and even then, not the Disney games either.

I can think of maybe 12 good games worth listing.

[Ikagura]

Originally posted by gamerXT3:

I can think of maybe 12 good games worth listing.

Then tell us which first party games from Sega for the Master System (and Game Gear) are worth it.

I already got Phantasy Star 1 and the 8-bits Sonic games covered.

[NBOX21]

Shame to see that SEGA seemingly pretends the Master System never existed. All they ever acknowledge is the Mega Drive (which what made them popular, so it's understandable) and the Game Gear (which is just a handheld MS with a smaller screen); nothing else matters to them which likely explains why we only get Mega Drive collections, the Game Gear Micro and the Game Gear (not Master System) versions of the 8-bit Sonic games in Origins Plus.

Even Nintendo occasionally acknowledges that the Virtual Boy happened.