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The following lists known references to Sega across a variety of fields: | The following lists known references to Sega across a variety of fields: | ||
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*[[References to Sega/Film and television|Film and television]] | *[[References to Sega/Film and television|Film and television]] | ||
| + | *[[References to Sega/Internet|Internet]] | ||
*[[References to Sega/Militaries|Militaries]] | *[[References to Sega/Militaries|Militaries]] | ||
*[[References to Sega/Music|Music]] | *[[References to Sega/Music|Music]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:22, 17 November 2024
The Sega arcade game Killer Shark was used in the popular 1975 film Jaws to foreshadow the titular shark's appearance.
References to Sega are found in television shows, movies, and even other video games. As a major force in the game industry and a symbol of early 90s pop culture, Sega's presence could be felt nearly everywhere, both during its heyday and through its lasting legacy, and over the years a large number of official and unofficial references to Sega have been produced.
The following lists known references to Sega across a variety of fields: