Twilight princess Delayed....

I have always felt Sega were very generous to Europe, especially with the Dreamcast.

 

Yeah me too, the fact the Segaworld was built in london rather than in a more competitive enviroment (like orlando, LA or even tokyo).

BTW, is the SW still open? or did they close it down?:crying:

 

We did have a bunch of Sega Gameworks scattered about in the States.
I visited the one in Dallas a few years ago, but I don't think any of these exist anymore.

 

It closed down after a few years, unfortunately. I never went! :banghead:

 

Not missing much. There were 3d rides and lots of arcades but it wasnt exacly anything that special (well i guess it WAS special at the time and i wish it was still there) plus it cost quiet alot. They also wouldnt let anyone under 16 in without an adult (meaning i couldnt get in most of the time). Downstairs they had some 3d vr machines you would sit in and a few other things.

There is still an arcade down there and some rides but nothing like sega world.

 

Yeah I know, but they are closer to a chuck e. cheese than the SegaWorld concept. They arent even close to what the Joypolis in japan are.

Yeah me neither:crying: