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It's starting to look like Sega really is shutting down their hardware production,
as some reputable outlets are reporting similar news. The first tidbit comes
by way of Reuters Japan, who
have a story up that says Sega will announce a major restructuring
next
week in which they will reveal that they are working on Playstation 2 games,
and that they are considering the Xbox as well. This story has been denied by
Sega, but FGN
Online
is reporting that a major announcement is coming next week. Finally,
what
looks to be the nail in the Dreamcast coffin is over at MCV
where they are reporting that Sega is "killing off" the system,
and
that they are already working on five PS2 games and two for the GameBoy Advance.
They also say that Sega will continue to market the system until their current
supply is exhausted
(thanks to The Shugashack
for the tip). Update: Sega of America has issued this statement, which
seems to contradict these reports:
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