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	theory that Sega was in fact exploring a lateral move into the blossoming		theory that Sega was in fact exploring a lateral move into the blossoming
	and more lucrative world of <!-- links to self --> [[Relational Aesthetics]]. </ref>- a self-defeating and much criticized pattern of behaviour		and more lucrative world of <!-- links to self --> [[Relational Aesthetics]]. </ref>- a self-defeating and much criticized pattern of behaviour
	culminating in the release of the first ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' film a full thirty years after the game's initial development <ref> By the time of the film's release, Sega no longer owned the rights to the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise after its production partner Sony put the project in "turnaround" following a dismal third-party assessment of the film's financial prospects. Ironically, despite unanimously unfavorable reviews, the film went on to become ~~the second highest grossing film of 2020, and~~ the highest grossing video game-based film of all time. </ref>.		culminating in the release of the first ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' film a full thirty years after the game's initial development <ref> By the time of the film's release, Sega no longer owned the rights to the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise after its production partner Sony put the project in "turnaround" following a dismal third-party assessment of the film's financial prospects. Ironically, despite unanimously unfavorable reviews, the film went on to become the highest grossing video game-based film of all time. </ref>.

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	for doing so vary and include the aforementioned corporate nostalgia and the		for doing so vary and include the aforementioned corporate nostalgia and the
	theory that Sega was in fact exploring a lateral move into the blossoming		theory that Sega was in fact exploring a lateral move into the blossoming
	and more lucrative world of <!-- links to self --> [[~~error\|~~Relational Aesthetics]]. </ref>- a self-defeating and much criticized pattern of behaviour		and more lucrative world of <!-- links to self --> [[Relational Aesthetics]]. </ref>- a self-defeating and much criticized pattern of behaviour
	culminating in the release of the first ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' film a full thirty years after the game's initial development <ref> By the time of the film's release, Sega no longer owned the rights to the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise after its production partner Sony put the project in "turnaround" following a dismal third-party assessment of the film's financial prospects. Ironically, despite unanimously unfavorable reviews, the film went on to become the second highest grossing film of 2020, and the highest grossing video game-based film of all time. </ref>.		culminating in the release of the first ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' film a full thirty years after the game's initial development <ref> By the time of the film's release, Sega no longer owned the rights to the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise after its production partner Sony put the project in "turnaround" following a dismal third-party assessment of the film's financial prospects. Ironically, despite unanimously unfavorable reviews, the film went on to become the second highest grossing film of 2020, and the highest grossing video game-based film of all time. </ref>.

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Sega AKA Sega Group Corporation AKA Sega Sammy Holdings

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	==Sega AKA Sega Group Corporation AKA Sega Sammy Holdings==		==Sega AKA Sega Group Corporation AKA Sega Sammy Holdings==
	[related: ''Sonic the Hedgehog'']		'''[related: ''Sonic the Hedgehog'']'''
	----		----
	Japanese-based video game developer founded by Martin Bromley and Richard		Japanese-based video game developer founded by Martin Bromley and Richard

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Sega AKA Sega Group Corporation AKA Sega Sammy Holdings

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	the short lived Master System which included an FM audio chip and a port for		the short lived Master System which included an FM audio chip and a port for
	integrated 3-D glasses. Following the failure of its initial two systems, Sega		integrated 3-D glasses. Following the failure of its initial two systems, Sega
	found relative success with the Genesis <ref> As differentiated (somewhat) from both the biblical book "Genesis" and its outlining of the "<!-- links to Exile from Paradise -->[[~~error~~\|fall from grace]]" basis of <!-- links to self --> [[~~error~~\|Christian Theology]]. </ref> (AKA Megadrive), a console based largely around the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise, until the release of ''[[metroid\|Metroid]]'' in 1986 by Nintendo Entertainment Systems ([[nes\|NES]]). Subsequently, Sega experienced a dramatic loss of market share attributed by many to the lack of [[vpd\|VPD]] functionality in Sega's titles for the		found relative success with the Genesis <ref> As differentiated (somewhat) from both the biblical book "Genesis" and its outlining of the "<!-- links to Exile from Paradise -->[[Exile_from_Paradise\|fall from grace]]" basis of <!-- links to self --> [[Christianity\|Christian Theology]]. </ref> (AKA Megadrive), a console based largely around the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise, until the release of ''[[metroid\|Metroid]]'' in 1986 by Nintendo Entertainment Systems ([[nes\|NES]]). Subsequently, Sega experienced a dramatic loss of market share attributed by many to the lack of [[vpd\|VPD]] functionality in Sega's titles for the
	platform. Following the demise of the Genesis model, Sega fell into an		platform. Following the demise of the Genesis model, Sega fell into an
	extended mode of corporate nostalgia including ill-advisedly shifting focus		extended mode of corporate nostalgia including ill-advisedly shifting focus

Lmsuarez at 13:36, 15 December 2024

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	~~'''~~Sega [AKA Sega Group Corporation AKA Sega Sammy Holdings] [related: ''Sonic the Hedgehog'']~~'''~~		==Sega AKA Sega Group Corporation AKA Sega Sammy Holdings==
			[related: ''Sonic the Hedgehog'']
			----
	Japanese-based video game developer founded by Martin Bromley and Richard		Japanese-based video game developer founded by Martin Bromley and Richard
	Stewart as Nihon Goraku Bussan, launching in the late 1960's with ''Periscope'', the company's first coin-operated arcade game. Sega began		Stewart as Nihon Goraku Bussan, launching in the late 1960's with ''Periscope'', the company's first coin-operated arcade game. Sega began

Lmsuarez at 17:14, 4 December 2024

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	the short lived Master System which included an FM audio chip and a port for		the short lived Master System which included an FM audio chip and a port for
	integrated 3-D glasses. Following the failure of its initial two systems, Sega		integrated 3-D glasses. Following the failure of its initial two systems, Sega
	found relative success with the Genesis <ref> As differentiated (somewhat) from both the biblical book "Genesis" and its outlining of the "<!-- links to Exile from Paradise --> [[error\|fall from grace]]" basis of <!-- links to self --> [[error\|Christian Theology]]. </ref> (AKA Megadrive), a console based largely around the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise, until the release of ''[[metroid\|Metroid]]'' in 1986 by Nintendo Entertainment Systems ([[nes\|NES]]). Subsequently, Sega experienced a dramatic loss of market share attributed by many to the lack of [[vpd\|VPD]] functionality in Sega's titles for the		found relative success with the Genesis <ref> As differentiated (somewhat) from both the biblical book "Genesis" and its outlining of the "<!-- links to Exile from Paradise -->[[error\|fall from grace]]" basis of <!-- links to self --> [[error\|Christian Theology]]. </ref> (AKA Megadrive), a console based largely around the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise, until the release of ''[[metroid\|Metroid]]'' in 1986 by Nintendo Entertainment Systems ([[nes\|NES]]). Subsequently, Sega experienced a dramatic loss of market share attributed by many to the lack of [[vpd\|VPD]] functionality in Sega's titles for the
	platform. Following the demise of the Genesis model, Sega fell into an		platform. Following the demise of the Genesis model, Sega fell into an
	extended mode of corporate nostalgia including ill-advisedly shifting focus		extended mode of corporate nostalgia including ill-advisedly shifting focus

Jackof63trades at 17:48, 30 April 2024

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 Japanese-based video game developer founded by Martin Bromley and Richard
-Stewart as Nihon Goraku Bussan, launching in the late 1960's with
+Stewart as Nihon Goraku Bussan, launching in the late 1960's with ''Periscope'', the company's first coin-operated arcade game. Sega began
 developing home gaming consoles in the 1980's beginning with the SG-1000 and
 the short lived Master System which included an FM audio chip and a port for
 integrated 3-D glasses. Following the failure of its initial two systems, Sega
-found relative success with the Genesis
+found relative success with the Genesis <ref> As differentiated (somewhat) from both the biblical book "Genesis" and its outlining of the "<!-- links to Exile from Paradise --> [[error|fall from grace]]" basis of <!-- links to self --> [[error|Christian Theology]]. </ref> (AKA Megadrive), a console based largely around the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise, until the release of ''[[metroid|Metroid]]'' in 1986 by Nintendo Entertainment Systems ([[nes|NES]]). Subsequently, Sega experienced a dramatic loss of market share attributed by many to the lack of [[vpd|VPD]] functionality in Sega's titles for the
 platform. Following the demise of the Genesis model, Sega fell into an
 extended mode of corporate nostalgia including ill-advisedly shifting focus
 from the emerging world of personal entertainment systems back to the
 production of standalone arcade games for outdated and underutilized amusement
-parks
+parks <ref> In fact, Sega was later found to have knowingly manufactured and
 installed functional arcade games in parks that had been completely
 abandoned months or even years prior. Speculation regarding Sega's motives
 for doing so vary and include the aforementioned corporate nostalgia and the
 theory that Sega was in fact exploring a lateral move into the blossoming
-and more lucrative world of
+and more lucrative world of <!-- links to self  --> [[error|Relational Aesthetics]]. </ref>- a self-defeating and much criticized pattern of behaviour
-<!-- links to self  -->
+culminating in the release of the first ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' film a full thirty years after the game's initial development <ref> By the time of the film's release, Sega no longer owned the rights to the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' franchise after its production partner Sony put the project in "turnaround" following a dismal third-party assessment of the film's financial prospects. Ironically, despite unanimously unfavorable reviews, the film went on to become the second highest grossing film of 2020, and the highest grossing video game-based film of all time. </ref>.

Jackof63trades at 03:49, 12 March 2024

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	<em>		<em>
	Periscope		Periscope
	</em>		</em>, the company's first coin-operated arcade game. Sega began
	, the company's first coin-operated arcade game. Sega began
	developing home gaming consoles in the 1980's beginning with the SG-1000 and		developing home gaming consoles in the 1980's beginning with the SG-1000 and
	the short lived Master System which included an FM audio chip and a port for		the short lived Master System which included an FM audio chip and a port for
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	franchise, until the release of		franchise, until the release of
	<em>		<em>
	[[metroid]]		[[metroid\|Metroid]]
	</em>		</em>
	in 1986 by Nintendo		in 1986 by Nintendo
	Entertainment Systems (		Entertainment Systems (
	[[nes]]		[[nes\|NES]]). Subsequently, Sega
	). Subsequently, Sega
	experienced a dramatic loss of market share attributed by many to the lack of		experienced a dramatic loss of market share attributed by many to the lack of
	[[vpd]]		[[vpd\|VPD]]
	functionality in Sega's titles for the		functionality in Sega's titles for the
	platform. Following the demise of the Genesis model, Sega fell into an		platform. Following the demise of the Genesis model, Sega fell into an
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	film a		film a
	full thirty years after the game's initial development		full thirty years after the game's initial development
	<sup>		<sup>2</sup>.
	2
	</sup>
	.
	</p>		</p>
	<div class="footnote">		<div class="footnote">
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	1		1
	</sup>		</sup>
	As differentiated (somewhat) from both the biblical book "		As differentiated (somewhat) from both the biblical book "Genesis" and its outlining of
	~~<a href="">~~
	Genesis
	~~</a>~~
	" and its outlining of
	the "		the "
	<!-- links to Exile from Paradise -->		<!-- links to Exile from Paradise -->
	[[error]]		[[error\|fall from grace]]"
	"
	basis of		basis of
	<!-- links to self -->		<!-- links to self -->
	[[error]]		[[error\|Christian Theology]].
	.
	</p>		</p>
	<p>		<p>
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	and more lucrative world of		and more lucrative world of
	<!-- links to self -->		<!-- links to self -->
	[[error]]		[[error\|Relational Aesthetics]]
	.		.
	</p>		</p>
	</div>		</div>

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		<p>
		<strong>
		Sega [AKA Sega Group Corporation AKA Sega Sammy Holdings] [related:
		<em>
		Sonic the Hedgehog
		</em>
		]
		</strong>
		<br/>
		Japanese-based video game developer founded by Martin Bromley and Richard
		Stewart as Nihon Goraku Bussan, launching in the late 1960's with
		<em>
		Periscope
		</em>
		, the company's first coin-operated arcade game. Sega began
		developing home gaming consoles in the 1980's beginning with the SG-1000 and
		the short lived Master System which included an FM audio chip and a port for
		integrated 3-D glasses. Following the failure of its initial two systems, Sega
		found relative success with the Genesis
		<sup>
		1
		</sup>
		(AKA Megadrive), a console based largely around the
		<em>
		Sonic the Hedgehog
		</em>
		franchise, until the release of
		<em>
		[[metroid]]
		</em>
		in 1986 by Nintendo
		Entertainment Systems (
		[[nes]]
		). Subsequently, Sega
		experienced a dramatic loss of market share attributed by many to the lack of
		[[vpd]]
		functionality in Sega's titles for the
		platform. Following the demise of the Genesis model, Sega fell into an
		extended mode of corporate nostalgia including ill-advisedly shifting focus
		from the emerging world of personal entertainment systems back to the
		production of standalone arcade games for outdated and underutilized amusement
		parks
		<sup>
		3
		</sup>
		- a self-defeating and much criticized pattern of behaviour
		culminating in the release of the first
		<em>
		Sonic the Hedgehog
		</em>
		film a
		full thirty years after the game's initial development
		<sup>
		2
		</sup>
		.
		</p>
		<div class="footnote">
		<p>
		<sup>
		1
		</sup>
		As differentiated (somewhat) from both the biblical book "
		<a href="">
		Genesis
		</a>
		" and its outlining of
		the "
		<!-- links to Exile from Paradise -->
		[[error]]
		"
		basis of
		<!-- links to self -->
		[[error]]
		.
		</p>
		<p>
		<sup>
		2
		</sup>
		By the time of the film's release, Sega no longer owned the
		rights to the
		<em>
		Sonic the Hedgehog
		</em>
		franchise after its production
		partner Sony put the project in "turnaround" following a dismal third-party
		assessment of the film's financial prospects. Ironically, despite
		unanimously unfavorable reviews, the film went on to become the second
		highest grossing film of 2020, and the highest grossing video game-based
		film of all time.
		</p>
		<p>
		<sup>
		3
		</sup>
		In fact, Sega was later found to have knowingly manufactured and
		installed functional arcade games in parks that had been completely
		abandoned months or even years prior. Speculation regarding Sega's motives
		for doing so vary and include the aforementioned corporate nostalgia and the
		theory that Sega was in fact exploring a lateral move into the blossoming
		and more lucrative world of
		<!-- links to self -->
		[[error]]
		.
		</p>
		</div>