Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

[Mr_October]

Since EA locked up the ESPN brand. Why not take that college route and make a college baseball game. I realise College baseball is not a terribly talked about sport, but I think if they create it at a discounted price(I.E. Bargain Bin title). But just start it out as a bargain bin title and then when ppl get wind of "Hey this is a good game." They will buy and buy it. Dang, I can't beleive this is such a cheap price and stuff! I'd price it below $20.00 around $15.00. SEGA has to start somewhere or this company is going to die a slow death. I'm a diehard SEGA/Nintendo fan and will be loyal with their games and systems for as long as their willing to put out quality games. I still play my DC and am deticated to the Gamecube.

I sent SEGA an e-mail(Why don't you do the same?) about this. If they reply I'll keep you guys posted.

[Blzer]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

It's really hard to hear this coming from you. Not that it's you, but that it's not a "n00b". This sounds like something that I've heard a lot before. Now, I would want one as muhc as the next guy, but let's face it... they wouldn't sell more than 20,000 copies, regardless of the quality. It's like... regardless of how good the players are, college baseball won't become more popular. I sure wich that it would, though. If there was any college sport to watch on TV, I'd really like it to be baseball. I despise college sports in general, I don't understand the hype of them over professional sports.

Anyways, I also don't see what losing the ESPN license does to give Sega the incentive to make a college baseball game.

[Blzer]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

It's really hard to hear this coming from you. Not that it's you, but that it's not a "n00b". This sounds like something that I've heard a lot before. Now, I would want one as muhc as the next guy, but let's face it... they wouldn't sell more than 20,000 copies, regardless of the quality. It's like... regardless of how good the players are, college baseball won't become more popular. I sure wich that it would, though. If there was any college sport to watch on TV, I'd really like it to be baseball. I despise college sports in general, I don't understand the hype of them over professional sports.

Anyways, I also don't see what losing the ESPN license does to give Sega the incentive to make a college baseball game.

[jerk]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

Anyways, I also don't see what losing the ESPN license does to give Sega the incentive to make a college baseball game.

exactly. why would they stop making baseball games? they just can't use the espn name, they seem to be have doing fine without it with the world series baseball 2k series.

[jerk]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

Anyways, I also don't see what losing the ESPN license does to give Sega the incentive to make a college baseball game.

exactly. why would they stop making baseball games? they just can't use the espn name, they seem to be have doing fine without it with the world series baseball 2k series.

[Mr_October]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

Guess I just want to see a good college game made I guess.

[Mr_October]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

Guess I just want to see a good college game made I guess.

[Mr_October]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

Maybe since Sega is supposedly getting the MLB liscense. Maybe EA can make a college game. It's possible....

[Mr_October]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

Maybe since Sega is supposedly getting the MLB liscense. Maybe EA can make a college game. It's possible....

[Drag66]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

My favorite games are baseball and I love MLB. But I just am not into college baseball and I don't think it can sell that well. College hoops and college football have pretty strong followings, but college baseball is definitely the red-headed step child of college sports.

[Drag66]

Re: Hello SEGA this is a SIGN!!!!!

My favorite games are baseball and I love MLB. But I just am not into college baseball and I don't think it can sell that well. College hoops and college football have pretty strong followings, but college baseball is definitely the red-headed step child of college sports.