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− | | | + | | founded=1992-05{{intref|Press release: 1992-05-19: ACCLAIM BEGINS SHIPMENT OF SEGA SOFTWARE}} |
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| defunct=1994 | | defunct=1994 | ||
| tseries=T-81 | | tseries=T-81 | ||
| mergedwith= | | mergedwith= | ||
| mergedinto=[[Acclaim]] | | mergedinto=[[Acclaim]] | ||
− | | headquarters= Glen Cove, New York, | + | | headquarters=Glen Cove, New York, United States |
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− | '''Flying Edge''' was a division of [[Acclaim|Acclaim Entertainment, Inc.]] that published Acclaim's games for Sega consoles. The Flying Edge name was used from | + | |
+ | '''Flying Edge''' was a division of [[Acclaim|Acclaim Entertainment, Inc.]] that published Acclaim's games for Sega consoles. The Flying Edge name was used from the end of May 1992{{intref|Press release: 1992-05-19: ACCLAIM BEGINS SHIPMENT OF SEGA SOFTWARE}} (right after Acclaim's buyout of [[Mirrorsoft]]) to 1994. Due to contractual issues with [[Nintendo]] during the NES era, this new division was specifically created for publishing games under the Sega brand. | ||
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Founded: 1992-05[1] | ||
Defunct: 1994 | ||
T-series code: T-81 | ||
Merged into: Acclaim | ||
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Flying Edge was a division of Acclaim Entertainment, Inc. that published Acclaim's games for Sega consoles. The Flying Edge name was used from the end of May 1992[1] (right after Acclaim's buyout of Mirrorsoft) to 1994. Due to contractual issues with Nintendo during the NES era, this new division was specifically created for publishing games under the Sega brand.
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