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'''Sega Corporation''' ({{ja|株式会社セガ}}, ''Kabushiki-kaisha Sega''), officially stylized as '''SEGA''', is a multinational video game software and hardware development company, as well as previously a home computer and former console manufacturer. | '''Sega Corporation''' ({{ja|株式会社セガ}}, ''Kabushiki-kaisha Sega''), officially stylized as '''SEGA''', is a multinational video game software and hardware development company, as well as previously a home computer and former console manufacturer. | ||
Currently headquartered in Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan, the company is famous for many notable game franchises, including {{uv|Sonic the Hedgehog}}, {{uv|Bayonetta}}, {{uv|Virtua Fighter}}, ''Puyo Puyo'', ''Phantasy Star'', ''Sakura Wars'', ''Yakuza'', and ''Valkyria Chronicles''. Sega was notably [[Nintendo]]'s greatest rival company during the fourth generation {{s|wikipedia|console war}} with the launch of the Sega Genesis. Since then, the company has made frequent collaborations with Nintendo, including releasing exclusive games for their consoles and occasionally developing games involving their IPs, such as [[F-Zero (universe)|''F-Zero GX'', ''F-Zero AX'']] and the [[Mario (universe)|''Mario & Sonic'']] crossover sports series. | Currently headquartered in Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan, the company is famous for many notable game franchises, including {{uv|Sonic the Hedgehog}}, {{uv|Bayonetta}}, {{uv|Virtua Fighter}}, ''Puyo Puyo'' (which was acquired in 1998 from Compile), ''Phantasy Star'', ''Sakura Wars'', ''Yakuza'', and ''Valkyria Chronicles''. Sega was notably [[Nintendo]]'s greatest rival company during the fourth generation {{s|wikipedia|console war}} with the launch of the Sega Genesis. Since then, the company has made frequent collaborations with Nintendo, including releasing exclusive games for their consoles and occasionally developing games involving their IPs, such as [[F-Zero (universe)|''F-Zero GX'', ''F-Zero AX'']] and the [[Mario (universe)|''Mario & Sonic'']] crossover sports series. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||