SEGA

SEGA

SEGA is a game company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, with an establishment date of 1960 recorded in its official company profile. Its business covers planning, development, and sales of content for mobile phones, PCs, smart devices, and home consoles. Its website provides business information, company history, and product-specific support links. A company credit can mean development, publishing, localization, porting, or regional distribution depending on the title and edition. The directory therefore keeps each credited role attached to its specific game and release. It does not infer credits from parent-company ownership, a later acquisition, a shared brand, or a similar name, and it does not merge separate organizations solely because their names resemble one another. The page continues to use “SEGA” for this distinct company identity. The Chinese display name used on this page is “SEGA”. The linked count is a catalog measure and should not be read as a claim about the company's complete lifetime output.

Published collection: 221 games

Profile

Type
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Country/region
Japan
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Founded
Jun 3, 1960
Official website
www.sega.co.jp
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Related collections · Series

  • Sonic the Hedgehog

    Sonic the Hedgehog is SEGA’s action franchise starring its speedy blue hero. Running, jumping and learning the terrain connect adventures that range from side-scrolling courses to 3D stages and open islands, with different entries giving speed and exploration their own balance.

    Published collection: 27 games

  • Like a Dragon / Yakuza

    Like a Dragon, formerly known in English as Yakuza, follows people trying to hold on to loyalty and dignity amid crime and betrayal. Dense city districts invite you to step away from serious drama for games and eccentric side stories. Some entries use direct-action brawling, while Ichiban Kasuga’s adventures bring a party into turn-based combat.

    Published collection: 16 games

  • Total War

    Total War pairs turn-based empire management with real-time battles between large armies. Across historical settings and its Warhammer fantasy branch, the plans you make on the campaign map meet the practical demands of terrain, formations and morale.

    Published collection: 11 games

  • Bleach

    Bleach games bring the manga and anime’s sword battles into several kinds of play, from fighting games to action and tactical RPGs. Depending on the entry, you duel with a favorite character, cut through enemies with a team, or plan a squad’s next move; signature abilities give each fighter a distinct role.

    Published collection: 15 games

  • Shin Megami Tensei

    Shin Megami Tensei is Atlus’s RPG series about supernatural upheaval and competing visions of the future. Demon negotiation and fusion shape your party, while exploration, difficult choices and weakness-based battles drive its mainline adventures.

    Published collection: 16 games

  • Shining

    Shining is SEGA’s family of fantasy adventures, spanning dungeon RPGs, tactical battles and action RPGs, with fighting spin-offs along the way. Its different branches offer distinct ways to lead a party, explore unfamiliar places and face monsters.

    Published collection: 5 games

  • Mario

    Super Mario is Nintendo’s platform-adventure series, first launched in 1985. Mario and his friends leap through the Mushroom Kingdom and beyond, exploring colorful worlds and tackling playful challenges. Mushrooms, coins, pipes and surprising power-ups make every adventure full of discoveries.

    Published collection: 93 games

  • 7th Dragon

    7th Dragon is a party RPG series about building your own team to fight invading dragons. Choosing classes and developing complementary skills drives the adventure, whether the battlefield is a fantasy kingdom or a transformed Tokyo.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Alex Kidd

    Alex Kidd is Sega’s colorful action series starring a small adventurer with a mighty punch. You jump past hazards and explore strange worlds; the best-known adventures add breakable blocks, unusual vehicles and rock-paper-scissors contests to the platforming.

    Published collection: 5 games

  • Hatsune Miku

    Hatsune Miku games bring the virtual singer and her music into rhythm performances and other character-led experiences. Songs become something to play along with, whether you are following musical cues, creating a performance or moving through a boxing routine.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • Company of Heroes

    Company of Heroes brings World War II battles down to the decisions made around a wall, a road or an exposed flank. You command squads and vehicles in real time, using cover and combined arms as destruction reshapes the battlefield.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Two Point

    Two Point is a humorous management series about running institutions in the fictional Two Point County. Building layouts, staff needs and tight budgets meet absurd illnesses, unusual classes and curious exhibits, giving each institution its own daily problems to untangle.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • Streets of Rage

    Streets of Rage turns city streets into side-scrolling brawls. Fighters use punches, throws and their own signature moves to push through groups of enemies, with electronic music giving the action its distinctive pulse.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Puyo Puyo Tetris

    Puyo Puyo Tetris brings two falling-block puzzle styles into one competitive series. Build chains of matching Puyos or clear lines with Tetriminos, then explore rules that pit the games against each other, switch between them or combine them on one board.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • After Burner

    After Burner is Sega's arcade aircraft-shooting series, built around rushing forward into enemy fire. Sweep targets into your sights, launch missiles and dodge attacks as the scenery races past. Speed and quick reactions drive the experience, with later games adding new ways to clear the sky or customize your aircraft.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • Gunstar Heroes

    Gunstar Heroes is Treasure’s action-shooting series, where running, jumping and close-range attacks keep the gunfire moving. Weapon choices and elaborate bosses turn its compact stages into a succession of lively encounters.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • Judgment

    Judgment pairs detective investigations with martial-arts action as former lawyer Takayuki Yagami pursues difficult cases. Searching for clues and walking busy city streets sit alongside physical confrontations, with everyday diversions between the heavier revelations.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • Columns

    Columns is a falling-block puzzle series best known for its colorful jewels. You rearrange vertical trios and place matching colors in horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines, watching falling pieces create further matches while keeping the stack under control.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • Astro Boy

    Astro Boy games bring Osamu Tezuka’s robot hero into adventures built around powerful punches, flight and built-in weapons. Each adaptation takes its own approach: Omega Factor combines ground combat with aerial shooting, while other games explore a 3D city or draw on the animated film.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Football Manager

    Football Manager puts you in the dugout, building a football team through recruitment, training and tactical decisions. Sports Interactive’s management series connects the work between matches with what happens on the pitch, letting a long-term squad plan unfold across seasons.

    Published collection: 2 games

Sources

    • www.sega.co.jpSource revision: 1