- The
Sega Genesis,
known as the Mega
Drive in
regions outside of
North America, is a 16-bit
video game
console that was
designed and
produced by
Sega. First...
- The
Sega Genesis, also
known as the Mega
Drive outside North America, is a 16-bit
fourth generation home
video game
console developed and sold by
Sega. It...
- The
Sega Saturn is a 32-bit fifth-generation home
video game
console that was
developed by
Sega and
released on
November 22, 1994, in ****an, May 11, 1995...
-
casing from the
original Sega Mark III,
which had been
released in the ****anese
market in 1985—is a
video game
console released by
Sega in the
North American...
-
Sega CD,
originally released as the Mega-CD (メガCD, Mega-Shī Dī) in most
regions outside of
North America and Brazil, is an add-on
device for the
Sega...
- The
Dreamcast is a home
video game
console developed and sold by
Sega. The
first of the
sixth generation of
video game consoles, it was
released in ****an...
-
Sega Ages is a
series of
video game ports, remakes, and
compilations published by
Sega. It
consists of
Sega arcade games and home
console games, typically...
- This is a list of the 366
games available for
Sega's Game Gear
handheld video game system. For
games that were
announced for the Game Gear, but
never ended...
-
Riders Snowboarding Developer(s) UEP
Systems Publisher(s) UEP
SystemsJP SegaWW Series Cool
Boarders Platform(s)
Dreamcast Release JP:
August 26, 1999 NA:...
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Sega is a
video game developer, publisher, and
hardware development company headquartered in Tokyo, ****an, with
multiple offices around the world. The...
