SEGA admits to letting their quality slip during the Wii era

Coming from SEGA Europe boss Jurgen Post...

"We were a little bit opportunistic, signing a lot of titles and doing things that were not necessarily very good. There was a time when you could sell a lot of products, for example on Wii, but that market has gone. Today if you want to survive, you need to focus on quality. We want to create games that are very good and have a long tail."

I give SEGA a ton of credit for being as open and honest as possible lately. These are things they don't have to tell the public, but it sure does a lot to rebuild some good faith.