My earliest Sega memories are probably arcades. Outrunners, Daytona USA, Virtua Cop, Virtual On, probably other arcades that were Sega that I didn't realize were Sega. That Sega AM2 logo was a common sight whenever I had a chance to go to the arcades in the 90s.
My family's second PC also came with a copy of Panzer Dragoon and Virtua Fighter 2. Good old Pentium MMX 166mhz. I also had the PC versions of some other arcade titles. Used to play Virtua Cop 2 alongside my brother on PC, but of course he gets to use the mouse cause he's the older one. While I'm stuck with the keyboard and aiming with arrow keys. We also had Daytona USA Deluxe. Which was basically an enhanced version of Daytona USA with more cars. I remember it being pretty silly, cause the new cars basically broke the game. You had the default Hornet/Gallop cars, which were the OG cars. But they added some beginner cars with low top speed, but incredibly high acceleration and grip. They could drive offtrack without losing speed or control and you could take some massive shortcuts with those cars.
Sega also opened some local amusement centers here in Malaysia. One was Sega Satellite, which was just a regular arcade place. Another was Sega City, which was a bit more like an indoor theme park. No big rides, but they had like a number of attractions. I went there once for my school trip, though we didn't really get to do the fun stuff like the arcades and videogames. There were some weird activity rooms, like an upside down room, mirror room and honestly don't really remember that trip all too clearly. I also heard they had Battletech pods at some point but I never got to try them before it all closed down. My parents were rather strict about such places and I wasn't really old enough to go by myself. I recall there being plans to open a Sega World here, but it never materialized.
Some relatives/family friends had a Sega Megadrive, so I played some Streets of Rage, some Power Rangers brawler, Sonic and whatever on it. I also toyed with the Gamegear of my sister's classmate. Whose mother was a friend with my mother so we went over to play every now and then.
One of my close friends in high school has a Dreamcast. We spent countless hours playing various 4P games together. Most notably Rush 2049 and Powerstone 2.
In more recent times, I've played the Yakuza 0/1/2. I also spent a fair bit of time in Yakuza 2 just playing Virtual On. Too bad there isn't a PC version of Virtual On Oratorio Tangram. I have a PS2, but MARZ was pretty terrible. I tried some VO4 while I was in HK but was essentially getting bullied by veterans with account cards and stuff and never really got a feel for it.
I played some Phantasy Star Online 2 on the Japanese servers when it was in beta. I did play some New Genesis, but there's basically fuck all to do in that game and you can't even play story missions with friends.
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