The Sega Saga

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Join us as we learn about the history of Sega, from its arcade games in Japan to its creation of the Sega Genesis, other consoles, and memorable characters such as Sonic the Hedgehog. Get HelloFresh for 50% off and 15% off the next two months!📖  Full Text @ BedtimeHistoryStories ...  Show more

This is a story about Sony and Nintendo, but it also involves a little company called Sega. Ever play Sonic the Hedgehog? That’s Sega. And during Nintendo’s domination of the US market, they were the only company able to fight back. That is, until they tried to outplay Sony.Suppo ...  Show more

One SEGA employee chronicles the company’s struggles the only way he knows how: by turning it into a game.

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Sega and the Genesis was THE underdog story of the early 90’s. In a single console generation, Sega went from ~zero to 50% US market share and dethroned Nintendo’s seemingly invincible global monopoly. But — somehow — it all then died. Two console generations later Sega was out o ...  Show more