`` Given the momentum of the front-runner PlayStation 2, with its shipment already topping six million in Japan, Sony is likely to take a majority share here in the console war,\'\' Kayama said.
Sega, which has already released one title for the hand-held Game Boy Advance, is set to launch a title for GameCube on the day the new console hits the shelves.
`` The largest number of our development projects are for PlayStation 2, but we will offer games for other machines by carefully choosing suitable line-ups for each console to match their core customer bases and needs,\'\' Kayama said.
Microsoft hopes that its Xbox, which has a built-in hard drive and Internet connection, will have an edge over PlayStation 2, whose users need to buy a hard disk and external modem.
``Given the built-in online capability, we can start developing online games for the Xbox. But it is difficult to do so for PlayStation 2 since we don\'t know how many PlayStation users will buy accessories to link it to the network,\'\' Kayama said.
Sega said earlier this year that it would collaborate with Sony in developing online games.
``We are talking closely with Sony on a strategy to boost the number of online users among PlayStation 2 holders. We can\'t say where we stand on that right now...it\'s top secret,\'\' he said.
Well I say this is great news. Looks like sega will be backing ps2 the most.

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