Amusement Place Vivid Sega

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Amusement Place Vivid Sega
Location: 岡山県津山市川辺1151-1, Japan
Opened: 198?[1]
Closed: 199?[1]

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Amusement Place Vivid Sega (アミューズメントプレイス・ビビッドセガ) was a game centre opened by Sega in Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. Very little is known about this location.

The 1993 Shōgaisha Fureai Game Taikai Tsuyama (1993 Friendly Game Tournament for the Disabled in Tsuyama) took place at this location in November of that year.

Branding

Name Branding Date
Amusement Place Vivid Sega (アミューズメントプレイス・ビビッドセガ) Sega 198x[1]
Closed 199x[1]

Magazine articles

Main article: Amusement Place Vivid Sega/Magazine articles.

Gallery

  • The original building as of April 2024.

References

Brief mention with address in Game Machine #509 (1995-12-15) on p. 10, as one of the 118 game centers awarded "Excellent Location" by AOU in 1995.

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 https://machi.to/bbs/read.cgi/cyugoku/1289617537/
Unbranded Sega game centers in Japan
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