Sega's decision to scrap Dreamcast is a Reuters press release dropping the other shoe on this long-rumored (story) announcement, while this story at IGN has specific titles listed for other platforms, and Rival Gamemaker Sees Sega Struggle with Other Boxes quotes the CEO of EA on Sega's plans to program for other systems saying this may be problematic, commenting: it's "not quite as though this is GM saying we'll make BMWs, but it's the same kind of proposition." Meanwhile, one of those other systems is revealed, as a story called Sega to Provide Game Content for Palm reports plans to program for the hand-held, saying "Palm personal digital organizers would be able to play Sega's games online." In what may be related notes, System Shock 2 For Dreamcast "On Hold," reports Stomped, while PS2s Available At PlayStation.com on PS2.IGN.Com reports on the actual availability of some of the unicorn-rare systems, while on the flip-side of that same coin, Sega expected to slash price of Dreamcast reports CNET. Finally, Computer and Video Games reports: Metal Gear 2 not heading to Xbox in a story that says "Metal Gear Solid X, the recently announced Xbox version of the traditionally PlayStation shooter, will not be a port of Metal Gear Solid 2," which more or less confirms our conjecture yesterday (story) that the end of the MGS segment will not spell the end of the entire Metal Gear series.