Could the Sega VR actually have been something?

[xDragonWarrior]

After looking at a demonstration video,the Sega VR looked impressive.I was wondering if you think it would have been a selling system(5-6 million units sold,3-4 at least)?.The games were in color(no red and black graphics)and graphics were good looking.The only problem that i think that Sega could have faced was the Battery life.Since it was a portable system(what else could it be)and the fact that it tracked and reacted to the user's head would have been a HUGE battery drain(think of the Gamegear's but worse).now the 4 games that was to come with the system each was 16 MB so it's decent.The games if Sega was to not make them like most of the Virtual boy games(crap) than it may have gotten moderate success.So what do you think?

Edited November 6, 2012 by xDragonWarrior

[godslabrat]

The games if Sega was to not make them like most of the Virtual boy games(crap) than it may have gotten moderate success.So what do you think?

 

 

I think I stopped paying attention when you called Virtual Boy games crap.

[xDragonWarrior]

I think I stopped paying attention when you called Virtual Boy games crap.

 

No i think the Virtual boy is Awesome it's just games like Waterworld sucks,other than that(Mario Clash,Wario Land,Mario tennis,Jack bros.)rock.

[bennybingo]

Too bad they decided to spend the R&D money on THE FUTURE OF GAMING.....

 

The Sega Toylet:

 

 

[xDragonWarrior]

Too bad they decided to spend the R&D money on THE FUTURE OF GAMING.....

 

The Sega Toylet:

 

 

Wonder if Sega will sell me one for my personal bathroom