Peter Moore will leave in the summer the world of video games to join Liverpool FC in the role of CEO, after years and years of militancy not only in Electronic Arts and Microsoft but also inSEGA.Moore was in fact CEO of SEGA of America, in the hardest moments of the party, that is, when the failure of the Dreamcast. In a recent interview, the British leader told a curious anecdote, taken from a meeting where literally sent to hell the creator of Sonic, Yuji Naka.Al time, Moore had commissioned a survey among boys 18-19 years asking them as they saw the SEGA era. The result was that most of therespondents thought the company as a grandfather with a glorious past, but too old to even ricordarsene.Dopo having submitted to the company in Japan the results of this survey, with intent to request an updating and a more mature approach to video games, the CEO of SEGA of America was attacked by Naka.Leggendo the report, the father of the blue hedgehog beats his fists on the table and visibly altered through a translator accused Moore of having falsified the answers. "Atthat ", he tells what would later become the head of the Xbox 360 project," I said to the translator: 'tell him to go get f *** king'. He replied: 'this expression does not exist in Japanese'. And I said, 'I know there'. It ended like this. That was the last time I set foot in that place ".Riflettendo incident, Moore added with a smile that thanks to that discussion SEGA launched a few years later in more mature products, such as Yakuza.Fonte series: PCGamesNRelease Date: Founded in 1951