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| − | '''NVT''' was s Russian distributor of electronics and machines. In 2000, they signed a deal with [[Sega]] to distribute the [[Dreamcast]] console in Russia and CIS countries, starting on November 10, 2000, with pre-release.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20010409225930/http://sega.ru:80/news.phtml</ref> Unfortunately, due the end of production, Sega stopped shipments of the Dreamcast to the region. | + | '''NVT''' was s Russian distributor of electronics and machines. In 2000, they signed a deal with [[Sega]] to distribute the [[Dreamcast]] console in Russia and CIS countries, starting on November 10, 2000, with pre-release.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20010409225930/http://sega.ru:80/news.phtml</ref> Unfortunately, due the end of production, Sega stopped shipments of the Dreamcast to the region in February 2001. |
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NVT was s Russian distributor of electronics and machines. In 2000, they signed a deal with Sega to distribute the Dreamcast console in Russia and CIS countries, starting on November 10, 2000, with pre-release.[1] Unfortunately, due the end of production, Sega stopped shipments of the Dreamcast to the region in February 2001.