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Long before motion controls actually worked, you could stand inside a plastic hexagon and aggressively karate chop the empty air. The Activator was incredibly…
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Sega originally stood for Service Games, a company founded in Hawaii in 1940 to provide coin-operated amusement machines to military bases during the Second…
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A majestic bird of fire crossed with a giant computer, naturally. The legendary studio combined 'phoenix', symbolizing rebirth and immortality, with 'ENIAC',…
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That squishy rectangular pad is supposedly designed to save your joints, but mostly just absorbs an ungodly amount of arm sweat. Over time, it flattens into a…
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Sega fundamentally changed the gaming landscape with the Dreamcast in 1999 by being the very first console manufacturer to include a built-in modular modem…
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Sega's entire marketing campaign revolved around 'Blast Processing' and unrivaled speed, which was mostly a lie to hide their console's panic attacks. Yuji…
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