Dreamcast Shakeup

August 12, 1999 9:24 AM

Thanks Blue. Looks like an interesting shakeup that's also a case of De Ja Vu. Seems Bernie Stolar, responsible for the DreamCast launch in the US, has been sacked and replaced with Toshiro Kezuka. Bernie was the same guy that was fired a month before the PlayStation launch from Sony. Tough luck. Here's the next-gen story reporting on it.

Jack Mathews

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LEX LETHAL

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August 12, 1999 10:13 AM

Something\'s up. Stolar getting fired twice, months before the release of a new console? Concidence, or consequence? I hope he interviews on Charlie Rose so I can hear what he has to say about this. Then again, if Sega is as mischevious as I suspect, Stolar more than likely signed non-disclosure agreements forbidding him from talking about the entire ordeal. Who knows, it might be a way for Sega to save money by sacking the guy who set up the entire release of Dreamcast, and putting in someone else who more or less oversees production and distrobution.

Thanks!

-Lex