rational brain: Unaltered Yagi Double Sega Logo is probably a one-off fluke, it can't hurt you the Unaltered Yagi Double Sega Logo:

In rememberance of David Rosen (1930 - 2025), today's thread will cover a couple rarities about his life and career.

Today's Sega history dive is about their logos over the decades. During their initial years, it's unknown if they had anything like a wordmark, as instead of putting out ads themselves they would usually appear on distributor lists instead. (thread)

In 1962, Sega's european operations was headquartered in an office at Roebuck House (now The View) in Westminster, London. Director Martin Bromley had one of the two penthouses and manager James Humpert also owned a flat there.

Here's a fun trivia question: When was Sega created? There's at least five different answers that could be considered correct depending on what exactly you mean by the question. Here's a fun little stroll through the decades. (a thread)

In their official histories, Sega will often mention the SEGA 1000 Jukebox. The first domestically manufactured jukebox, it helped them overcome the three-way tie with taito and v&v to become the dominant jukebox distributor in japan. But is it even real? (a thread)

Service Games "Complex"? I find it quite simple,