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Sega - definition of Sega - Labor Law Talk Dictionary (1786 words) |
 | Sega of Japan was purchased for $38 million by a group of investors led by Rosen and Hayao Nakayama, a Japanese businesman who owned a distribution company that had been acquired by Rosen in 1979. |
| Sega has fallen on hard times since the failure of the Sega Saturn in the late 1990s and with their unsuccessful attempt to stay in the market with the Dreamcast, which caused them to move out of hardware manufacturing, at least in the home console market; the arcade Sega Naomi units are still being produced. |
| Sega was attempting to "lock out" game companies from making Genesis games unless they paid Sega a fee (ostensibly to maintain a consistent level of quality of games for their system.) Their strategy was to make the hardware reject any catridge that did not include a Sega trademark. |
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