Sega Enterprises, Ltd.

Sega Enterprises was the corporate name of Sega of Japan from the early 1960's to July of 2000. It then changed to Sega Corporation.

This page compiles all games which can't be attributed to a specific development division. The documentation of different internal divisions starts at 1984.

Softography (arcade)

Electro-Mechanical/Discrete Logic

• Air Attack (1972)
• Astrodata (1971)
• Attack (1973)
• Balloon Gun (1974)
• Basketball (1966)
• Bomber (1977)
• Break-Open (1978)
• Bull's Eye (1988)
• Bullet Mark (1975)
• Cartoon Gun (1977)
• Combat (1969)
• Cowboy (1974)
• Crash Course (1977)
• Dan-Bo (197x)
• Derby Day (197x)
• Dive Bomber (1971)
• Dodgem Crazy (1972)
• Double Block T3 (1979)
• Drivemobile (1968)
• Duck Hunt (1968)
• El Alamein (197x)
• Five StarQ (197x)
• Fonz (1976)
• Fox Hunt (1978)
• Galaxy War (1978)
• Goal Kick (1974)
• Grand National Race (1972)
• Gun Fight (1969)
• Heavyweight Champ (1976)
• Heli-Shooter (1974)
• Helicopter (1968)
• Hockey TV (1973)
• Invaders (1972)
• Jet Rocket (1970)
• Jumbo (1970)
• Killer Shark (1972)
• Last Inning (1975)
• Love Tester (1972)
• Lunar Rescue (1973)
• Man T.T. (1973)
• Matchlock (1972)
• Mini Futbol (1968)
• Mini Hockey (1974)
• Missile (1969)
• Monaco GP (1976)
• Monster Gun (1972)
• Monte Carlo (1971)
• Moto Champ (1973)
• Moto-Cross (1976)
• MotoPolo (1968)
• Night Rider (1970)
• Periscope (1966)
• Plinker's Canyon (1976)
• Pong-Tron II (1973)
• Pong-Tron (1973)
• Pro Bowler (1972)
• Pro Monaco GP (1980)
• Pro-Racer (1978)
• Punching Bag (1962)
• Red Baron (1975)
• Rifleman (1967)
• Road Race (1976)
• Safari (1972)
• Sand Buggy (1972)
• Sea Devil (1972)
• Secret Base (1978)
• Skill Diga (1965)
• Soccer (1978)
• Sonar (1972)
• Space Ace (196x)
• Sparkling Corner (1976)
• Squadron (1976)
• Stunt Car (1970)
• Super Skill Diga (1968)
• Table Hockey (1974)
• Tic Tac Quiz (1976)
• Top Runner (1978)
• Tracer (1976)
• Twin Course T.T. (1977)
• Wildwood (1978)
• World Cup (1977)

Sega Blockade Hardware

• Blockade (1976) (with Gremlin Industries)
• Comotion (1976) (with Gremlin Industries)
• Hustle (1977) (with Gremlin Industries)
• Blasto (1978) (with Gremlin Industries)

Sega LaserDisc hardware

• Astron Belt (1983)
• Galaxy Ranger (1983)
• Albegas (1983)
• GP World (1984)
• Time Traveler (1991)

Sega Space Position

• Angel Kids (1988) (with EXA Planning)
• Space Position (1986) (with Nasco)

Sega VIC Dual

• Borderline (1980)
• Carnival (1980)
• Car Hunt (1980)
• Deep Scan (1979)
• Digger (1980)
• Head On (1979) (with Gremlin Industries)
• Invinco (1979)
• N-Sub (1980)
• Pulsar Arcade (1980)
• Samurai (1980)
• Space Attack (1979)
• Space Trek (1980)
• Star Raker (1981)
• Tranquilizer Gun (1980)

Sega Gigas hardware

• Gigas (1986) (with Nihon System)
• Gigas Mark II (1986) (with Nihon System)
• Free Kick (1987) (with Nihon System)
• Counter Run (1988) (with Nihon System)

Sega G80

• 005 (1981)
• Astro Blaster (1981) (with Gremlin Industries)
• Battle Star (1982) (with Gremlin Industries)
• Eliminator (1981) (with Gremlin Industries)
• Monster Bash
• Sindbad Mystery (1983)
• Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator (1982)
• Space Odyssey (1981)
• Space Fury (1981)
• Tac/Scan (1982)
• Zektor (1982)

Sega Z80

• Bank Panic (1985) (with Sanritsu)
• Combat Hawk (1945) (with Sanritsu)

Sega VCO Object

• Turbo (1981)
• SubRoc-3D (1982)
• Zoom 909 (1983)

Sega Zaxxon hardware

• Congo Bongo (1983)
• Ixion (1983)
• Razzmatazz (1983)
• Super Zaxxon (1982)
• Zaxxon (1982)

System 1

• 119 (1986) (with Coreland)
• 4-D Warriors (1985) (with Coreland)
• Block Gal (1987) (with Vic Tokai)
• Brain (1986) (with Coreland)
• Bull Fight (1984) (with Coreland)
• Dakkochan House (1986) (with Whiteboard)
• Gardia (1986) (with Coreland)
• I'm Sorry (1985) (with Coreland)
• Mister Viking (1984)
• My Hero (1985) (with Coreland)
• Rafflesia (1986) (with Coreland)
• Regulus (1983)
• SWAT (1984) (with Coreland)
• Star Jacker (1983)
• Teddy Boy Blues (1985)
• Toki no Senshi: Chrono Soldier (1987)
• UFO Senshi Youko Chan (1988) (with Vic Tokai)
• Up'n Down (1983)
• Warball (1986)
• Water Match (1984)
• Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair (1988) (with Westone)
• Wonder Boy (1986) (with Westone)

System 16

• Ace Attacker (1989)
• Action Fighter (1986)
• Aurail (1989) (withWestone)
• Bay Route (1989) (with SunSoft)
• Bullet (1987)
• Cotton (1991) (with Success)
• Excite League (1989)
• Heavyweight Champ (1987)
• M.V.P. (1989)
• Major League (1985)
• Passing Shot (1988)
• Riot City (1991) (with Westone)
• Sukeban Jansi Ryuko (1988)
• Super League (1988)
• Tough Turf (1989) (with SunSoft)
• Wonder Boy in Monster Land (1987) (with Westone)
• Wrestle War (1989)

System C

• Twin Squash (1991)
• Ribbit! (1992)

X Board

• A.B. Cop (1990) (with Aicom)
• Racing Hero (1990) (with Aicom)

System 18

• Laser Ghost (1989)

System 24

• Scramble Spirits (1988)
• Super Masters (1989)

System 32

• Spider-Man: The Video Game (1991)

Sega Model 2C CRX

• Behind Enemy Lines (1997) (with Real3D)

Sega Titan Video

• Mogu Rapper

NAOMI

• Charge'N'Blast (1999)

Custom

• Ali Baba and 40 Thieves (1982)
• Appoooh (1984) (with Vic Tokai)
• Commando (1983)
• Legend (1986) (with Coreland)
• Pengo (1982) (with Coreland)
• Super Locomotive (1982)
• Witch (1992) (with Vic Tokai)

Softography (consumer)

SG-1000

• Borderline (1983)
• C_So! (1985) (with Compile)
• Champion Baseball (1983) (with ADK)
• Champion Billiards (1986) (with Compile)
• Champion Ice Hockey (1985)
• Champion Kendou (1986)
• Champion Soccer (1984)
• Champion Tennis (1983)
• Congo Bongo (1983)
• Dragon Wang (1985)
• Gulkave (1986) (with Compile)
• Hang On II (1985)
• Home Mahjong (1984)
• Loretta no Shouzou: Sherlock Holmes (1987)
• N-Sub (1983)
• Orguss (1984)
• Pacar (1983)
• Pachinko II (1984)
• Pachinko (1983)
• Safari Hunting (1983)
• Safari Race (1984)
• Sega Flipper (1983)
• Serizawa Hachidan no Tsumeshogi (1983)
• Sindbad Mystery (1983)
• Star Jacker (1983)
• Super Tank (1986)
• Terebi Oekaki (1986)
• Tranquilizer Gun (1983) (with Compile)
• Wonder Boy (1986) (with Westone)
• Yamato (1983)