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{{sub-stub}}'''Sega Sammy Holdings''' (セガサミーホールディングス株式会社) is the parent company of [[Sega]]. It was formed in 2004 after a merger between Sega and [[Sammy Corporation]]. It is the holder of various companies originally owned by Sega or Sammy and has interests in many others. | {{sub-stub}}'''Sega Sammy Holdings''' (セガサミーホールディングス株式会社) is the parent company of [[Sega]]. It was formed in 2004 after a merger between Sega and [[Sammy Corporation]]. It is the holder of various companies originally owned by Sega or Sammy and has interests in many others. | ||
| − | Under the Sega Sammy regime, Sega and Sammy still operate independantly, though Sammy dropped its video game operations to concentrate on its successful Pachinko operations in Japan, and Sega took over Sammy's smaller video game division. Sega is the bigger and most well known of the two main companies involved, however was forced to look into the option of merging due to various unsuccessful endeavours (mostly the [[Sega Dreamcast]]) put them in financial troubles. The Pachinko and Pachislot markets are the holding company's biggest source of revenue, accounting for 54% in 2011. | + | Under the Sega Sammy regime, Sega and Sammy still operate independantly, though Sammy dropped its video game operations to concentrate on its successful Pachinko operations in Japan, and Sega took over Sammy's smaller video game division. Sega is the bigger and most well known of the two main companies involved, however was forced to look into the option of merging due to various unsuccessful endeavours (mostly the [[Sega Dreamcast]]) put them in financial troubles. The Pachinko and Pachislot markets are the holding company's biggest source of revenue, accounting for 54% of sales in 2011. |
In 2005, Sammy Golf Entertainment Inc. became Sega Sammy Golf Entertainment Inc., however the majority of developments which have occurred since have involved companies breaking away from the conglomerate. Sammy Studios, Inc. broke away to become High Moon Studios on March 7, 2005, Sammy Europe, Ltd. broke away on February 29, 2008 and Sega Korea, Ltd. broke off on March 31, 2008. | In 2005, Sammy Golf Entertainment Inc. became Sega Sammy Golf Entertainment Inc., however the majority of developments which have occurred since have involved companies breaking away from the conglomerate. Sammy Studios, Inc. broke away to become High Moon Studios on March 7, 2005, Sammy Europe, Ltd. broke away on February 29, 2008 and Sega Korea, Ltd. broke off on March 31, 2008. | ||
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Sega Sammy Holdings (セガサミーホールディングス株式会社) is the parent company of Sega. It was formed in 2004 after a merger between Sega and Sammy Corporation. It is the holder of various companies originally owned by Sega or Sammy and has interests in many others.
Under the Sega Sammy regime, Sega and Sammy still operate independantly, though Sammy dropped its video game operations to concentrate on its successful Pachinko operations in Japan, and Sega took over Sammy's smaller video game division. Sega is the bigger and most well known of the two main companies involved, however was forced to look into the option of merging due to various unsuccessful endeavours (mostly the Sega Dreamcast) put them in financial troubles. The Pachinko and Pachislot markets are the holding company's biggest source of revenue, accounting for 54% of sales in 2011.
In 2005, Sammy Golf Entertainment Inc. became Sega Sammy Golf Entertainment Inc., however the majority of developments which have occurred since have involved companies breaking away from the conglomerate. Sammy Studios, Inc. broke away to become High Moon Studios on March 7, 2005, Sammy Europe, Ltd. broke away on February 29, 2008 and Sega Korea, Ltd. broke off on March 31, 2008.
According to its website, Sega's blue colour scheme stands for "success and growth" while the green of Sammy stands for "stability and permanence".
Affiliated companies
- Sega Sammy Holdings Inc.
- Sega Sammy Investment & Partners Inc.
- Sega Sammy Golf entertainmemt Inc.
- Sammy Amusement Service Co., Ltd.
- Sammy Corporation
- Sammy Design Co., Ltd.
- Sammy Holding Co., Inc.
- Sammy NetWorks Co.,Ltd.
- Sammy USA Corporation
- Sammy Retail Service Inc.
- Sammy Systems Corporation
- Sega Corporation
- Sega GameWorks L.L.C.
- Sega Entertainment USA, Inc
- Sega of America, Inc.
- Sega Europe Ltd.
- Sega Australia Ltd.
- Sega Retail Service Inc.
- Sega Ecole Inc.
- Sega Bering Inc.
- Sega Toys Ltd.
- Sega Publishing Korea, Ltd.
- Sega Amusement Service Co., Ltd.
- Sega Logistics Service Co., Ltd.
- Sega Music Network Co, Ltd.
- Sega Holdings USA., Inc.
- Sega Amusements USA., Inc.
- Sega Amusement Works, LLC.
- Sega Publishing America, inc.
- Sega Holdings Europe Ltd.
- Sega Amusements Europe Ltd.
- Sega Benelux B.V.
- Sega France S.A.S.
- Sega Germany G.m.b.H
- Sega Publishing Europe Ltd.
- Sega (Shanghai) Software Co., Ltd.
- Sega Shanghai Co., Ltd.
- Sega Amusements Taiwan Ltd.
- Sega Bee Link Co., Ltd.
- Sega Heungsan Co, Ltd.
- Shanghai New World Sega Recreation Co., Ltd
- Sega Toys (Hk) Co., Ltd.
- Wave Master Inc.
- Tokyo Movie Shinsha Entertainment, Ltd.
- Tokyo Movie Shinsha Music Co., Ltd.
- Tokyo Movie Shinsha Music (Uk) Ltd.
- Tokyo Movie Shinsha Music (Hk) Ltd.
- AG Square, Ltd.
- Algeria Corporation
- APANDA Inc.
- Dart Slive Co., Ltd.
- Dimps Corporation
- Ginza Corporation
- Ginzahanbai Corporation
- IT Communications Co., Ltd.
- IP4 Inc.
- E-address Co., Ltd.
- Oasis Park Co., Ltd.
- Japan Multimedia Services Corporation
- Japan Setup Services Co., Ltd.
- Media-Trust Co., Ltd.
- Nissho Inter Life Co.,Ltd.
- Red Entertainment Co., Ltd.
- Realus Inc.
- RemArt Co., Ltd.
- RODEO Co., Ltd.
- RTzen, Inc.
- Shuko Electronics Co., Ltd.
- Siege Cinema Co., Ltd.
- SI Electronics Ltd.
- Taiyo Elec Co., Ltd.
- Taiyo Co., Ltd.
- Telecom Animation Film Co., Ltd.
- Toms Photo Co., Ltd.
- Underground Liberation Force Inc.