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History of Sega in Slovenia


Official Sega distributor(s): Mladinska Knjiga (1993-1999), Ita Plus (2000-2004) , Videotop (2004-2010),Computerland (2010-2014), Videotop(2014-present)

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After regaining independence in 1991, Slovenia has become an attractive place for foreign enterprises such as Sega.

Mladinska Knjiga

Sega appeared in Slovenia in 1993. The main salesman was Mladinska Knjiga.The company was a bookstore, however, it also decided to open a multimedia center. Sega Mega Drive model I and II, Sega Master System I and II, Sega Mega CD I and II, Sega Game Gear, Sega 32X , Sega Multi-Mega , Sega Saturn have been imported to Slovenia.

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Advertisement of Sega products in 1993

Ita Plus

The Ita Plus company dealt with the sale of Sega Dreamcast in the years 2000-2004.^[1]

Videotop and Computerland

In 2004 Sega started cooperation with Videotop. However, in 2010 the contract was broken and Computerland began to sell Sega games. In 2014, Videotop co-operated again, which in 2016 became a representative of Sega in all former Yugoslavia.

New 16 bit

In 1993 and 1994 he was sold the Sega Mega Drive clone called New 16 Bit.It was sold by Atlas.

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Advertisement from 1993

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