How far can one man go?
And how far can one man's dream go?
The legend started in the name SEGA. Even now we could still appreciate the wonderful console names given to each SEGA console, Genesis, Saturn, Dreamcast. And yes, it's not the dull names like XBOX, GameCube or Family Computer. His dream, I mean Isao Okawa, is unlimited. But, unfortunely, after he spent one billion USD of his own money, after he passed away, SEGA never won the console war, his dream was never casted. Sometimes he reminds me about Michael Jackson, anyway it's another story.

Let's look at these BBC titles:

The dream ends. But war, war never changes.

Talking about this generation's console war, I was never a fanboy to any of those big companies and I almost owned all recently released consoles(to be precise, eleven consoles). But I dislike the way of Microsoft, how they handle their business, mainly the console gaming business. I dislike this one kind of attitude: one believes too much in himself and thinks he is smartest guy in the world. You should know that pride doesn't equal to arrogance. Look at the funny story of Microsoft about the RROD, we could imagine what actually happened there: a smartest director decided they should come out the hardware design all by themselves so they could save a lot of money (the amount is less than ten million dollars). Yes, we all know that, Microsoft only hires the most intelligent people around the world. However, intelligence doesn't mean one thing: smart or say wisdom. You think know everything but actually you know nothing, and this kind of story happens every single minute. So later, Microsoft paid billions of dollars to regain the reputation from failed hardware design.

War, war never changes. But I still hope, there'll be another dream coming out sometime, unnecessary to be successful anyway. But I highly doubt that, the console war is still business. Since it's all about business, it's all about money. Dream and money, they are two different things.

Okay, give you a final image as the end: