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'''Klub Sega''' was a club founded by [[Tomel TV Games]] in Poland which operated from 1996 to 1999. | '''Klub Sega''' was a club founded by [[Tomel TV Games]] in Poland which operated from 1996 to 1999. | ||
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| − | + | The club was created in late 1996 and dealt with the sale of games for [[Sega Mega Drive]], [[Sega Master System]], [[Sega Game Gear]] and [[Sega Mega CD]] II. Members had a 20% discount on buying the game and received catalogue with games. The titles could be purchased in Tomel headquarter or exchanged by mail with the store and other club members. The service also sold games for NES (original) and Game Boy, however, the discount did not include them. | |
| − | + | In 1997, Tomel removed games for NES and Game Boy and added new one for [[Sega Saturn]], [[Mega Drive 32X]] and [[Sega Nomad]] (simply Mega Drive). From that moment, members had a discount of 10% to 20% for buying games. | |
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| − | In 1999, Tomel combined offer for [[Sega]], Nintendo and Sony into one which meant the end of the Sega Club. Since then every fifth game was free and exchange the game before the end of the month meant a 30% discount. Imported games for Sega Dreamcast were also available for purchase. | + | In 1999, Tomel combined offer for [[Sega]], Nintendo and Sony into one which meant the end of the Sega Club. Since then every fifth game was free and exchange the game before the end of the month meant a 30% discount. Imported games for [[Sega Dreamcast]] were also available for purchase. |
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
| − | Klub Sega 1998.jpg|Club card ( | + | File:Klub Sega 1.png|Club card (1996-1997) |
| + | File:Klub Sega 2.png|Club offer (1996-1997) | ||
| + | File:Klub Sega 3.png|Location and contact (1996-1997) | ||
| + | Klub Sega 1997.png|Club card (1997) | ||
| + | Klub Sega 1998.jpg|Club card (1997-1999) | ||
Tomel TV Games 1999.png|Cartridge shipping card (1999) | Tomel TV Games 1999.png|Cartridge shipping card (1999) | ||
| + | MasterSystem PL Catalogue.png|Master System catalogue ({{gte}} 1996) | ||
| + | MegaDrive PL Catalogue.png|Mega Drive catalogue ({{gte}} 1996) | ||
| + | Notavailable.svg|Game Gear catalogue ({{gte}} 1996) | ||
| + | Notavailable.svg|Mega-CD II catalogue ({{gte}} 1996) | ||
| + | Notavailable.svg|Mega Drive 32X catalogue ({{gte}} 1997) | ||
| + | Notavailable.svg|Saturn catalogue ({{gte}} 1997) | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Klub Sega was a club founded by Tomel TV Games in Poland which operated from 1996 to 1999.
History
The club was created in late 1996 and dealt with the sale of games for Sega Mega Drive, Sega Master System, Sega Game Gear and Sega Mega CD II. Members had a 20% discount on buying the game and received catalogue with games. The titles could be purchased in Tomel headquarter or exchanged by mail with the store and other club members. The service also sold games for NES (original) and Game Boy, however, the discount did not include them.
In 1997, Tomel removed games for NES and Game Boy and added new one for Sega Saturn, Mega Drive 32X and Sega Nomad (simply Mega Drive). From that moment, members had a discount of 10% to 20% for buying games.
In 1999, Tomel combined offer for Sega, Nintendo and Sony into one which meant the end of the Sega Club. Since then every fifth game was free and exchange the game before the end of the month meant a 30% discount. Imported games for Sega Dreamcast were also available for purchase.
Club card (1996-1997)
Club offer (1996-1997)
Location and contact (1996-1997)
Club card (1997)
Club card (1997-1999)
Cartridge shipping card (1999)
Master System catalogue (≥ 1996)
Mega Drive catalogue (≥ 1996)
Game Gear catalogue (≥ 1996)
Mega-CD II catalogue (≥ 1996)
Mega Drive 32X catalogue (≥ 1997)
Saturn catalogue (≥ 1997)
References
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