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| − | {{sub-stub}}The French '''Club Sega''' was a membership service offered by [[Sega France]] started in around 1992. It had a newsletter in the form of ''[[Select Round]]''. | + | {{sub-stub}}The French '''Club Sega''' was a membership service offered by [[Sega France]] started in around late 1992 or early 1993. It had a newsletter in the form of ''[[Select Round]]''. |
Officially affiliated '''Club Sega Junior''' groups could also be formed, to which Sega would provide material. | Officially affiliated '''Club Sega Junior''' groups could also be formed, to which Sega would provide material. | ||
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The French Club Sega was a membership service offered by Sega France started in around late 1992 or early 1993. It had a newsletter in the form of Select Round.
Officially affiliated Club Sega Junior groups could also be formed, to which Sega would provide material.
Gallery
Membership card
Badge
Club Sega Junior registration document
Artwork
Magazine articles
- Main article: Club Sega (France)/Magazine articles.
References
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