AG Square
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| AG Square | ||
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| Founded: 2008-05[1] | ||
| Merged with: B-Link (2012-10)[2] | ||
| Merged into: TMS Entertainment (2012-04) | ||
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AG Square Co., Ltd (株式会社AGスクエア) was an amusement company with a chain of game centers across Japan. In April 2012, the company was purchased by TMS Entertainment, then owned by the Sega Sammy Group, which had its own game center branch, Sega Entertainment, which took over operations. AG Square venues continued to exist under their own branding (save for those which were deemed unprofitable and subsequently closed), but began being turned into Sega game centers in 2017. By 2019, the AG Square brand had fallen out of use.
Venues
- AG Bowl (20xx)
- AG Square Akabane (20xx)
- AG Square Fukuroi (20xx)
- AG Square Higashi Osaka (20xx)
- AG Square Ise (20xx)
- AG Square Ishioka (2006-11-02)
- AG Square Kakegawa (20xx)
- AG Square Matsudo (2003-11)
- AG Square Matsumoto (2004-02-28)
- AG Square Mito (2006-04-26)
- AG Square Ogori (20xx)
- AG Square Okaya (2005-07-12)
- AG Square Saga Takeo (2005-11-19)
- AG Square Saitama Hanazono (2004-10-12)
- AG Square Shonai (2006-05-13)
References
- ↑ http://www.tms-e.co.jp/company/ag_square/ (Wayback Machine: 2009-07-09 20:12)
- ↑ Press release: 全国のアミューズメント施設の屋号を「GiGO」へ一新 (https://www.gendagigo.jp), page 2