The 225,132 Consoles Sega Sold in One Day Then Killed

The Sega Dreamcast sold 225,132 consoles in 24 hours and was dead 17 months later — why the fastest launch in gaming history collapsed. The film follows the $199 launch on September 9, 1999, the built-in 56k modem that cost $15 per box, and the Saturn's $269 million losses that left Sega in debt. From Peter Moore's record $98.4M day and SegaNet to Sony's PlayStation 2 and the March 31, 2001 discontinuation, it shows how Sega won a day and lost a generation.