“SuperSega Is Officially Death [sic]”.
The nature of crowdfunding a product means there’s a certain amount of convincing that needs to happen before supporters will part with hard-earned cash and make a groundbreaking idea become a solid, tangible reality. However, the flip side to that is that unscrupulous individuals can get away with making outlandish claims to raise capital, only to under-deliver or – even worse – knowingly ride off into the sunset without fulfilling their part of the bargain.
The SuperSega project seems to have fallen into that latter category and is one of the most infamous video game crowdfunding projects we’ve witnessed in the last few years. It has featured a vaporware system, missing cash, an expensive sports car, and even legal threats from Sega itself – but it would seem to have finally come to an end.
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“SuperSega Is Officially Death [sic]”.
The nature of crowdfunding a product means there’s a certain amount of convincing that needs to happen before supporters will part with hard-earned cash and make a groundbreaking idea become a solid, tangible reality. However, the flip side to that is that unscrupulous individuals can get away with making outlandish claims to raise capital, only to under-deliver or – even worse – knowingly ride off into the sunset without fulfilling their part of the bargain.
The SuperSega project seems to have fallen into that latter category and is one of the most infamous video game crowdfunding projects we’ve witnessed in the last few years. It has featured a vaporware system, missing cash, an expensive sports car, and even legal threats from Sega itself – but it would seem to have finally come to an end.
Read the full article on timeextension.com