It's tough being a Sega fan...
Boy is it tough being a Sega fan. As a recently converted Sega fanboy (as of August 2000, when I got my Saturn), whenever someone brings up consoles, I get bashed left and right, simply because of my love for the Genny/MD (December 1990), Saturn (August 2000), 32x (August 2001), Sega/Mega CD (November 2001) and Dreamcast (January 2002).
Another thing, it's tough reading gaming magazines nowadays. We're seeing all of our beloved Sega games going to non-Sega consoles. I don't have a problem with XBox (it's just an Upgraded Dreamcast, in my view, just look at Sega's library for it), but seeing my beloved Virtua Fighter (been playing it for seven years and counting) and Phantasy Star remakes (been a die-hard PS fan for a little more than a year now) going to the only console I've EVER disliked, or even hated (PoS2), it just really pains me.
Brings me to another point. PoS2 fanboys. Thanks to Sony's arrogance, and marketing (I like to call it brainwashing), we got all these fanboys to deal with. Whenever I'm talking about Phantasy Star, and I say "PSIV" they're always like "PlayStation 4?". A LOT of kids at my school, make fun of my DC fandom. In fact, here's the newest one I heard today:
Dan: Hey Dylan, what's black, and smells like shit?
Myself: *shrug*
Dan: My Dreamcast after I lit it on fire.
Now, I have a VERY strong feeling that Dan doesn't have have a DC. I don't have a problem with Dan for the most part, he's cool about 2/3 of the time. Drew (the one person I have sworn to kill in my life, I will not rest in peace, until I know he's dead), the most stuck-up rich-kid you will EVER meet, really hits me hard. It's bad enoug he makes fun of my Sega fandom. Sure, he doesn't do it as much anymore, but with the recent resignation of Iowa State Head Coach Larry Eustachy (Farewell old friend...
) he's found even more reason to give me hell. He is a prime example as to why I hate Iowa Hawkeye fans. I like the school, team, etc. but it's the fans I shall forever hate.
Okay... I'm getting way off topic. One thing that I can remember that %&%%^*(^$#%$#%^&%$^#$*%^$&%*&)^^&%*%^&*^%$#%$@$%!$*)()_+ (that's being kind) saying was:
Drew: Hey Dylan, last night I had to go, so I took a dump on my Dreamcast.
Now he actually HAS a DC! Now, I'm sure he didn't do it, but... bah.. enough about my Mortal Enemy (I only wish I could Megido his ass....).
I have never run into a Sega fanboy. My best friend, who loves the Shining Force series to death, has a Genny/MD, only he's a Sony fanboy at heart. I love him like a brother, however, his fanboyism really irks me. Although he's a big fan of Virtua Tennis 2K2 on DC (last I saw him, a couple weeks ago, we played Street Mode in NBA 2K2 hours on end). Another somewhat friend of mine, has almost every console imaginable, loves Sonic to death, and is partial to all systems (although he is anti-XBox, simply because it's Microsoft, he's a fellow Mac user like myself
). Greg's the kinda person I like.
Any of you here on SX have similar stories to tell, of how tough it i being a Sega fan?
Boy is it tough being a Sega fan. As a recently converted Sega fanboy (as of August 2000, when I got my Saturn), whenever someone brings up consoles, I get bashed left and right, simply because of my love for the Genny/MD (December 1990), Saturn (August 2000), 32x (August 2001), Sega/Mega CD (November 2001) and Dreamcast (January 2002).
Another thing, it's tough reading gaming magazines nowadays. We're seeing all of our beloved Sega games going to non-Sega consoles. I don't have a problem with XBox (it's just an Upgraded Dreamcast, in my view, just look at Sega's library for it), but seeing my beloved Virtua Fighter (been playing it for seven years and counting) and Phantasy Star remakes (been a die-hard PS fan for a little more than a year now) going to the only console I've EVER disliked, or even hated (PoS2), it just really pains me.
Brings me to another point. PoS2 fanboys. Thanks to Sony's arrogance, and marketing (I like to call it brainwashing), we got all these fanboys to deal with. Whenever I'm talking about Phantasy Star, and I say "PSIV" they're always like "PlayStation 4?". A LOT of kids at my school, make fun of my DC fandom. In fact, here's the newest one I heard today:
Dan: Hey Dylan, what's black, and smells like shit?
Myself: *shrug*
Dan: My Dreamcast after I lit it on fire.
Now, I have a VERY strong feeling that Dan doesn't have have a DC. I don't have a problem with Dan for the most part, he's cool about 2/3 of the time. Drew (the one person I have sworn to kill in my life, I will not rest in peace, until I know he's dead), the most stuck-up rich-kid you will EVER meet, really hits me hard. It's bad enoug he makes fun of my Sega fandom. Sure, he doesn't do it as much anymore, but with the recent resignation of Iowa State Head Coach Larry Eustachy (Farewell old friend...

Okay... I'm getting way off topic. One thing that I can remember that %&%%^*(^$#%$#%^&%$^#$*%^$&%*&)^^&%*%^&*^%$#%$@$%!$*)()_+ (that's being kind) saying was:
Drew: Hey Dylan, last night I had to go, so I took a dump on my Dreamcast.
Now he actually HAS a DC! Now, I'm sure he didn't do it, but... bah.. enough about my Mortal Enemy (I only wish I could Megido his ass....).
I have never run into a Sega fanboy. My best friend, who loves the Shining Force series to death, has a Genny/MD, only he's a Sony fanboy at heart. I love him like a brother, however, his fanboyism really irks me. Although he's a big fan of Virtua Tennis 2K2 on DC (last I saw him, a couple weeks ago, we played Street Mode in NBA 2K2 hours on end). Another somewhat friend of mine, has almost every console imaginable, loves Sonic to death, and is partial to all systems (although he is anti-XBox, simply because it's Microsoft, he's a fellow Mac user like myself

Any of you here on SX have similar stories to tell, of how tough it i being a Sega fan?