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}}{{stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''', also known as '''Sega Midwest Development Division''', was a division of [[Sega of America]] based in the Chicago, Illinois suburb of [[wikipedia:Northbrook, Illinois|Northbrook]]. When it was closed in January 1995, artists and programmers were offered transfers to Sega offices in other parts of the country.
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'''Sega Midwest Studio''', also known as Sega Midwest Development Division was based in the Chicago, Illinois suburb of Northbrook. When it was closed in January 1995, artists and programmers were offered transfers to Sega offices in other parts of the country.
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* ''[[Black]]'' or ''[[Dark Angel]]'' (unreleased)
  
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==List of staff==
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* ''[[World Heroes]]'' (1994)
 
* ''[[NHL All-Star Hockey '95]]'' (1995)
 
  
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==References==
* ''[[AfterShock]]'' (unreleased)
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* ''[[Black]]'' or ''[[Dark Angel]]'' (unreleased)
 
  
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Sega Midwest Studio, also known as Sega Midwest Development Division, was a division of Sega of America based in the Chicago, Illinois suburb of Northbrook. When it was closed in January 1995, artists and programmers were offered transfers to Sega offices in other parts of the country.

Softography

List of staff

References


Timeline of Sega of America research and development divisions