Historien om SEGA - Hur en blå igelkott och hockeyspel tog Sverige med storm
📚 Historien om SEGA – the story of one of gaming's classic companies, long regarded as both a beloved and divisive challenger in the industry.
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Historien om SEGA - Hur en blå igelkott och hockeyspel tog Sverige med storm
- Author: Martin Lindell
- Publication date: 4 October 2014 (Retrogathering)
- Printing: Vulkan, Riga, Latvia
- Genre: Non-fiction
- Format: 145 x 216 x 24 mm, 786 g
- Images: approximately 550 colour images
- Pages: 408
- Print run: 500 copies
SEGA is one of gaming's classic companies, long regarded as both a beloved and divisive challenger in the industry. This book covers SEGA's history from its arcade beginnings and Mega Drive heyday during the console era to its transition into a dedicated game developer. It offers a broad overview with a particular focus on Sweden.
The story begins with electromechanical arcade games in the 1940s, continues through the introduction of consoles in the 1980s and reaches the period when SEGA no longer had its own console. It features interviews with Kenneth Klingborg, Roger Jönsson, Dr. Roffe, Stefan Lampinen, Peter Levin, Wai Kei Fung, Robert Hajduk and Stefan Holmqvist, all of whom helped shape SEGA in Sweden.