Good literature about SEGA that isn't just limited to the

>>3750750
It doesn't exist

>>3750750
The book Console wars

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>>3750750
Damn there really seems to be nothing in English.

part of what made the saturn so alluring apart from its amazing library is how little information there is about the system, politics surrounding it, development environment, especially from the dedicated teams that supported it to the end.

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This is an interesting question, and I'm waiting for a response.
Can we make this thread into a global /vr/ books threads ?
Which books have you read, which would you recommend ?
I would say that Masters of Doom, is an incredible book, with great insight of id history.
Pic related, some of my retro books. Mostly French language though, but I think some of them have been translated into English.

>>3750750
Service Games is pretty informative, but it needed another pass or two through editorial.

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Hopefully there will be a recommendation when I wake up in the morning.

>>3750796
kek

>>3750750
>Good literature
>Based on videogames

look you're gonna need to make a choice

>>3750750
good lit about genesis... think about that

>>3753346
>ho ho hah ha hee hee
What a colossal faggot

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What a shame

I would love to read about the Panzer Dragoon series' development. An iconic series on a neglected platform started by a 23 year old, with titles that sit atop the rail shooter genre and the JRPG genre. They are absolutely a spectacle, and I'd love to learn more about their development, especially Zwei and Saga, which during their development had the death of a key member and the subsequent suicide of another member of development staff.