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*[[Sega Productions]]: Sega's film & television production unit. |
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*[[Sega Video]]: Sega's home entertainment division. |
*[[Sega Video]]: Sega's home entertainment division. |
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*[[Sega Technical Institute]]: An internal studio of [[Sega]] based in the United States. |
*[[Sega Technical Institute]]: An internal studio of [[Sega]] based in the United States. |
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Latest revision as of 17:10, 16 December 2022
Sega may refer to:
- Sega: It was founded in 1940 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
- Sega Productions: Sega's film & television production unit.
- Sega Video: Sega's home entertainment division.
- Sega Technical Institute: An internal studio of Sega based in the United States.
- SegaSoft: A joint venture by Sega and CSK.
- Sega Interactive: An interactive media arm of Sega in 1992. Formerly "Interactive Designs"
- Sega Channel: A project developed by Sega for the 16-bit Sega Genesis/Megadrive console.
- Sega Console Game Boot Screens: Bootscreeens that were seen on Sega consoles.
- Sega Consoles: Consoles that Sega made with "Sega" in its name.
- Sega Master System
- Sega CD/Mega-CD (North America had the name Sega CD)
- Sega Saturn
- Sega Dreamcast
- Sega Arcade Boards: Arcade boards that Sega made.
- Sega (Argentina): A completely unrelated Argentine home video company with the same name.
- Sega (Argentina) Warning Screen: The warning screen for the Argentine company
