Back in 1994, Sega and Sony both released new video game consoles in Japan. However, it was no secret that Sony's PlayStation out-powered Sega's Saturn in many ways. Even among Sega's internal development teams, the PlayStation was a hot topic, and many development teams were worried Sony was going to eat Sega's lunch. During a classic postmortem on the Panzer Dragoon series at GDC, ex-Sega producer Yukio Futatsugi shared a story about how he snuck into a PlayStation developer showcase before th...
The Threat Of The PlayStation Influenced Panzer Dragoon's Development
Game Informer - 21 Mar 2019 01:15
Back in 1994, Sega and Sony both released new video game consoles in Japan. However, it was no secret that Sony's PlayStation out-powered Sega's Saturn in many ways. Even among Sega's internal development teams, the PlayStation was a hot topic, and many development teams were worried Sony was going to eat Sega's lunch. During a classic postmortem on the Panzer Dragoon series at GDC, ex-Sega producer Yukio Futatsugi shared a story about how he snuck into a PlayStation developer showcase before th...
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