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What if SEGA came back to consoles

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Consoles are getting expensive, and I think Sega could design an affordable one that can still compete—maybe slightly more powerful than the Switch, but with more RAM and GPU power.

If Sega released a $500 console, they could definitely be back in the game. Sony and Microsoft forgot what gaming consoles were designed for.

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I’d almost for sure buy one. I was a Genesis (and Sega CD and 32X) guy growing up and loved my Saturn console.

I’d love to see another console maker that isn’t Nintendo or Steam take a real run at Sony and Microsoft - if for no other reason than it’d drive costs down (potentially).

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I was a Genesis kid growing up, so I've always loved Sega. That being said, it'd be difficult for me to jump into a new ecosystem at this point since I have so many digital purchases tied up in the Xbox, PlayStation, and Steam storefronts. Can't see myself getting into a new Sega console if it happened, but it's fun to think about.

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I really like Sega's library, but I already get a lot of retro games on the Nintendo Switch Online, and I don't see them making a budget console + new exclusives at the same time. New games that compete in the current market demand solid hardware.

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