Does anyone know if these SEGA 30cm wall decorations were sold outside Japan? #sega #segarally #segajp
December 21, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Does anyone know if these SEGA 30cm wall decorations were sold outside Japan? #sega #segarally #segajp
Here in Japan, Bluesky is a unknown. A few of us use it (Guess why SegaJP is here), and we take the platform seriously because it aligns with Sega's core left-wing values in vision, world views, and just "How you should respect other people".
It isn't in a spiral if it's attracting that.
It isn't in a spiral if it's attracting that.
June 12, 2025 at 5:22 PM
Here in Japan, Bluesky is a unknown. A few of us use it (Guess why SegaJP is here), and we take the platform seriously because it aligns with Sega's core left-wing values in vision, world views, and just "How you should respect other people".
It isn't in a spiral if it's attracting that.
It isn't in a spiral if it's attracting that.
We still talk about this controller in SegaJP dev circles. We STILL do. The Saturn was the most perfect, generational systems ever made for JP, because it brough the arcade home, but the controller is STILL a work of art. It was only made obsolete due to thumbstcks.
The Blue Bomber? How about the Titanium Titan!
The lesser-known DOS PC release of Megaman X from 1995. Programmed by Stephen Rozner, whose involvement with Mega Man had its origin in fan projects that became the DOS versions of the NES MM games.
Bundled with it? A Genesis style six button pad.
The lesser-known DOS PC release of Megaman X from 1995. Programmed by Stephen Rozner, whose involvement with Mega Man had its origin in fan projects that became the DOS versions of the NES MM games.
Bundled with it? A Genesis style six button pad.
March 26, 2026 at 2:09 AM
We still talk about this controller in SegaJP dev circles. We STILL do. The Saturn was the most perfect, generational systems ever made for JP, because it brough the arcade home, but the controller is STILL a work of art. It was only made obsolete due to thumbstcks.