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Revision as of 05:42, 23 February 2023
Officially licensed Sega tournaments held in Japan | |
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Initial D | |
Performai | |
Puyo Puyo | |
Sangokushi Taisen | |
Virtua Fighter | Kakutou Shinseki (200x) | Kakutou Shinseki II (2003) | Kakutou Shinseki III (2005) | Kakutou Shinseki IV (2006-2007) | Kakutou Shinseki V (2008-2009) | Kakutou Shinseki VI (200x) |
WCCF | |
Others | Sega TV Game-ki Zenkoku Contest (1974) |