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Absolutely Rose Street is a thirty-minute infomercial created by Sega of America, advertising agency Patrico-Sinare and Impulse Productions, which aired during November and December 1994 on US television. It existed to help promote and sell the Sega 32X and its initial library of games.
Plot
Channels aired
Absolutely Rose Street aired across "20 markets" roughly 50 times a week, usually overnight.
- Comedy Central
- ESPN 2
- MTV
Magazine articles
- Main article: Absolutely Rose Street/Magazine articles.