SegaSoft
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| SegaSoft | |
| Type | Defunct |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1995 |
| Headquarters | Redwood City, California |
SegaSoft, headquartered in Redwood City, California was a joint venture Sega and CSK, created to develop and publish single and multiplayer games for the PC, primarily in the North American marketplace. SegaSoft was founded in 1995 and lasted until late 2000. SegaSoft was responsible for, among other things, the Heat.net multiplayer game system.
[edit] Incomplete List of SegaSoft Titles
- 10SIX
- Cosmopolitan Virtual Makeover
- Flesh Feast
- Lose Your Marbles
- Net Fighter
- Obsidian
- Plane Crazy
- Rocket Jockey (game)
- Scud: Industrial Evolution
- The Space Bar
- Vigilance
[edit] External links
- Copy of the SegaSoft home page, from the web site developer
- SegaSoft company page at GameFAQs
- SegaSoft page at MobyGames
- SegaSoft page at IGN
- Photos of the SegaSoft team at E3
- Obsidian Walkthrough and Fan site
| Series: | Sonic the Hedgehog | Super Monkey Ball | Crazy Taxi | Virtua Fighter |
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| Divisions: | Wow Entertainment | Sega-AM2 | Hitmaker | Amusement Vision | STI | Sega Rosso | Smilebit | Overworks | Sonic Team | United Game Artists |
| Consoles: | SC-3000 | SG-1000 | SG-1000 Mark III | Master System | Mega Drive/Genesis (CD | 32X) | Pico | Saturn | Dreamcast |
| Handheld: | Game Gear | Mega Jet | Nomad |
| Services: | Sega Channel | Sega Meganet | SegaNet | Dreamarena |
| Arcade: | System 16 | System 24 | System 32 | Model 1 | Model 2 | Model 3 | Titan Video | NAOMI | NAOMI 2 | Chihiro | Triforce | Lindbergh |
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