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Segagaga, stylized as SGGG, is a 2001 role … Segagaga, stylized as SGGG, is a 2001 role-playing simulation video game developed by Sega Hitmaker and published by Sega for the Dreamcast in Japan. Described as a "Sega simulation", the player takes control of Sega Tarō, who must help save a struggling Sega from losing to its rival DOGMA, who owns 97% of the console market.. Gameplay involves battling employees and other characters throughout various Sega development studios, some being taken from older Sega game franchises. It features many tongue-in-cheek references to Sega and the video game industry, particularly Sony Computer Entertainment and its PlayStation 2 console. Development was directed by Tez Okano, who developed the game in secret for two years before presenting it to Sega. The company misconstrued the game as a joke at first and dismissed it, however a second presentation impressed them and allowed development to continue. Okano marketed the game himself with a small budget of $200, half of which he spent on a wrestling mask to promote the game. Several characters, such as Segata Sanshiro and a Ferrari from Out Run, had to be cut for licensing issues. Toei Animation produced the game's animated cutscenes. The game was initially exclusive to the Sega Direct online service, its popularity eventually warranting a physical release. It was produced on a small budget. Segagaga received a favorable reception from critics, being commended for its humor, gameplay and bizarre nature, alongside its usage of various Sega franchises and for poking fun at the industry itself. One critic labeled the game as the "swan song" of the Dreamcast. It is one of the last games released for the system, published two days before the Dreamcast's discontinuation on March 31.e Dreamcast's discontinuation on March 31.
, Segagaga (セガガガ, stylisé SGGG) est un jeu vidéo de rôle développé par Sega AM3 et édité par Sega, sorti en 2001 sur Dreamcast.
, Segagaga (セガガガ?) è un videogioco di ruolo … Segagaga (セガガガ?) è un videogioco di ruolo sviluppato da Hitmaker e pubblicato nel 2001 da SEGA per Sega Dreamcast. Titolo parodia, il videogioco è ambientato in una realtà alternativa in cui i personaggi SEGA esistono realmente. Nel gioco sono presenti alcune delle mascotte della società giapponese tra cui Alex Kidd e Ristar.età giapponese tra cui Alex Kidd e Ristar.
, 세가가가(セガガガ)는 세가가 일본에서만 발매한 드림캐스트용 롤플레잉 비디오 게임이다. 기종의 수명이 끝날 무렵에 발매한 이 게임은 드램캐스트가 겪은 불황의 패러디로, 도산 위기에 처한 세가를 구하기 위해 발탁된 주인공이 악으로부터 회사를 지키기위한 내용을 다루고 있다.
, 『SGGG』（セガガガ）は、2001年3月29日に株式会社セガより発売されたドリームキャスト用のコンピュータゲーム。当初はドリームキャストダイレクト（後のセガダイレクト）専売ソフトだったが、同年5月31日に一般店舗での販売が開始された。
, Segagaga (яп. セガガガ Сэгагага) — японская ро … Segagaga (яп. セガガガ Сэгагага) — японская ролевая игра (JRPG) для приставки Dreamcast, разработанная студией и выпущенная 29 марта 2001 года компанией Sega, одновременно с прекращением производства консоли. Выходила исключительно на территории Японии и только на японском языке. По сути Segagaga представляет собой набор пародий на игры коммерчески неудачной приставки Dreamcast — управляемый игроком персонаж принимается на работу компанией Sega и должен остановить распространение зловещей конкурентной компании DOGMA, которая, в свою очередь, намеревается захватить весь консольный рынок.еревается захватить весь консольный рынок.
, إس جي جي جي (بالإنجليزية: SGGG) أو سيغاغاغاغا (باليابانية: セガガガ) ، هي لعبة فيديو من نوع لعبة تقمص الأدوار أنتجت عام 2001م، وتعمل لنظام دريم كاست وصدرت في اليابان بتاريخ 29 مارس عام 2001م.
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Segagaga, stylized as SGGG, is a 2001 role … Segagaga, stylized as SGGG, is a 2001 role-playing simulation video game developed by Sega Hitmaker and published by Sega for the Dreamcast in Japan. Described as a "Sega simulation", the player takes control of Sega Tarō, who must help save a struggling Sega from losing to its rival DOGMA, who owns 97% of the console market.. Gameplay involves battling employees and other characters throughout various Sega development studios, some being taken from older Sega game franchises. It features many tongue-in-cheek references to Sega and the video game industry, particularly Sony Computer Entertainment and its PlayStation 2 console.tertainment and its PlayStation 2 console.
, Segagaga (яп. セガガガ Сэгагага) — японская ро … Segagaga (яп. セガガガ Сэгагага) — японская ролевая игра (JRPG) для приставки Dreamcast, разработанная студией и выпущенная 29 марта 2001 года компанией Sega, одновременно с прекращением производства консоли. Выходила исключительно на территории Японии и только на японском языке. По сути Segagaga представляет собой набор пародий на игры коммерчески неудачной приставки Dreamcast — управляемый игроком персонаж принимается на работу компанией Sega и должен остановить распространение зловещей конкурентной компании DOGMA, которая, в свою очередь, намеревается захватить весь консольный рынок.еревается захватить весь консольный рынок.
, 세가가가(セガガガ)는 세가가 일본에서만 발매한 드림캐스트용 롤플레잉 비디오 게임이다. 기종의 수명이 끝날 무렵에 발매한 이 게임은 드램캐스트가 겪은 불황의 패러디로, 도산 위기에 처한 세가를 구하기 위해 발탁된 주인공이 악으로부터 회사를 지키기위한 내용을 다루고 있다.
, 『SGGG』（セガガガ）は、2001年3月29日に株式会社セガより発売されたドリームキャスト用のコンピュータゲーム。当初はドリームキャストダイレクト（後のセガダイレクト）専売ソフトだったが、同年5月31日に一般店舗での販売が開始された。
, إس جي جي جي (بالإنجليزية: SGGG) أو سيغاغاغاغا (باليابانية: セガガガ) ، هي لعبة فيديو من نوع لعبة تقمص الأدوار أنتجت عام 2001م، وتعمل لنظام دريم كاست وصدرت في اليابان بتاريخ 29 مارس عام 2001م.
, Segagaga (セガガガ, stylisé SGGG) est un jeu vidéo de rôle développé par Sega AM3 et édité par Sega, sorti en 2001 sur Dreamcast.
, Segagaga (セガガガ?) è un videogioco di ruolo … Segagaga (セガガガ?) è un videogioco di ruolo sviluppato da Hitmaker e pubblicato nel 2001 da SEGA per Sega Dreamcast. Titolo parodia, il videogioco è ambientato in una realtà alternativa in cui i personaggi SEGA esistono realmente. Nel gioco sono presenti alcune delle mascotte della società giapponese tra cui Alex Kidd e Ristar.età giapponese tra cui Alex Kidd e Ristar.
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