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The Wywy Group also purportedly partnered with Sega to open a [[Sega E-Zone]] location in Indonesia. | The Wywy Group also purportedly partnered with Sega to open a [[Sega E-Zone]] location in Indonesia. | ||
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==Promotional material== | ==Promotional material== | ||
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The Wywy Group, formerly known as the Dorema Wywy Group, is a Singaporean electronics manufacturing conglomerate and former official Sega video game distributor.
Company
In 1993, Sega awarded the Wywy Group with the official product distribution rights for Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei. The conglomerate distributed the Sega Game Gear, Mega Drive, Mega-CD, 32X, Nomad, and Saturn, often through their chain of retail outlets "Wywy Shop". They also distributed a Mega Drive clone called Magic 2 along with the official Sega stickers.
The Wywy Group also purportedly partnered with Sega to open a Sega E-Zone location in Indonesia.
Countries
Wywy Group has distributed video game products to the following countries.
Promotional material
Advertisement announcing Wywy's partnership with Sega from the New Straits Times dated September 24 1993.
