Can I play SEGA-PC game？I'm a SEGA believer

I almost feel sorry for the guy since he's essentially getting poked at for not being perfect at English.

Then again, it's funny and no harm done

 

I've been a Sega fan my whole life. My 2nd console ever in my life was a SMD/Gene. But limiting yourself to only playing on Sega systems is about as Batshit insane as Sega's Console release Cycle in the 90's and about as Batshit insane as giving up on the Dreamcast WAY too early.

 

WTF?

 

It is of the Sgea of America that you cannot play for more 15 minutos then a brake. Take the time to familiar youself to the environments made and enjoy youself back to the ganne. Some peopuls are in best interest to exclude any Sgea fan from ownershit over they're game contols, regaDING -paragraph 10 section 9nteen:
"If a fan is severly into his console box, remove said peson immediately, for they may be grafted as one with no distinction of another." SGEA!

 

What?

 

Word...

 

^This

 

I always liked Phantasy Star Online a lot better on PC. A full keyboard, not having to decide between a really expensive BBA or a dial-up rig, etc.

Besides, Sega made the Mega PC.. And they got help developing the Dreamcast from Microsoft. The Windows CE logo on the front of the Dreamcast kinda settles the score on the PC-Sega relations and what is and isn't acceptable.

Tbh, I don't see what the problem is. Even Sega consoles have components from companies like Motorola and Hitachi. Many companies that were making games for Sega consoles went cross-platform to Nintendo/Sony/NEC/whatever anyway. Even all the Sonic games made it to PC in the Saturn's day. It's really nothing worth bleeding over, man:
http://www.assemblergames.com/forum...ave-been-to-support-SEGA，with-my-blood

 

I understand: the only option to play 100 Swords in English.

 

What was the point of this again?
I got lost somewhere...