Halifax

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Halifax
Founded: 1989
Headquarters:
Italy

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Halifax. Distributes video games in Italy. Its parent company, Digital Bros. operates a wider distribution network across Europe.

Softography

After founding, Halifax get licenses from Sega to distribute most of the games for Sega Master System, Sega Mega Drive and Sega Saturn. Since 1999, they have been a distributor of Sega Dreamcast games and consoles. In 2004, the distribution was took over by Leader, but Halifax returned in 2006 and worked to 2015.

Note: The list is incomplete.

NAOMI

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Master System

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Mega Drive

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Dreamcast

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PlayStation 2

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GameCube

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Xbox 360

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PlayStation 3

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Wii

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Nintendo DS

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PlayStation Portable

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Nintendo 3DS

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Windows PC

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Windows PC/Macintosh

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References


Timeline of Sega distributors in Western Europe








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