Entity: SEGA
SEGA, short for 'SErvice GAmes,' is a Japanese video game developer, publisher, and manufacturer known for arcade games and video game consoles. Initially targeting American servicemen on military bases, SEGA later expanded to release home console systems worldwide, including the SEGA Master System.
SEGA
Etymology
From Japanese セガ (Sega), an abbreviation of 'service games,' reflecting the company's early focus on American servicemen.
Definition
SEGA is a prominent Japanese video game developer, publisher, and manufacturer known for its arcade games and video game consoles.
Historical Context
SEGA, initially named 'SErvice GAmes,' transitioned from arcade games to home console systems, with the release of the SEGA Master System.
Cultural Significance
SEGA has left a lasting impact on the gaming industry, with iconic franchises like Sonic the Hedgehog and innovative gaming technologies.
Related Concepts
SEGA is closely associated with video game development, console manufacturing, and arcade gaming.
See Also
A renowned Japanese video game developer, publisher, and manufacturer of arcade games and video game consoles.