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Sonic’s Creator Hasn’t Given Up On Dreamcast
If you miss the Dreamcast, apparently you’re in good company. Sonic the Hedgehog creator said in an interview he’s hoping to work on Dreamcast 2.
During a London press event for Ivy the Kiwi?, Naka told CVG that he holds more than a bit of nostalgia for Sega’s past.
"I do miss those old days when I was heavily involved in hardware making at Sega," Naka told CVG. "I was involved in most of the consoles and controllers that Sega came up with.
"If I have the opportunity in the future I want to be involved again with hardware making," Naka said. "It would be ideal if I could become some sort of advisor working with the platform makers in future.”
Naka then went on to say that he thought such a move would be good for everyone, because he could come up with brand new games. If Ivy is any indication, maybe that’s not such a good idea.
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