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The following is a list of references to Sega in video games.
For references specific to Sonic the Hedgehog, see References to Sonic in video games.
Family Computer
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Summer Carnival '92 Recca (サマーカーニバル'92 烈火)
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1992-07-17
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An unused introduction sequence with a familiar "S?GA" logo and jingle exists in the game. It comes onto the screen, explodes and is replaced with a "Nint?ndo" one.
To re-enable the sequence, use the Game Genie codes IEUSTGAA, AXUSYKGG, NKKIAGEI and KSKIPGUI. Then hold START before the Naxat Soft logo appears.
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Game Boy
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Pocket Monsters: Red / Pocket Monsters: Green
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1996-02-27
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Development material for the released game reveals the first generation of Pokémon games was originally intended to include a trainer by the name of Jack - a reference both in name and design to the popular Virtua Fighter character Jacky. Said trainer was likely intended to be the trainer counterpart to the virtual polygon Pokémon Porygon.[2]
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Nintendo 3DS
PlayStation 2
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Multiple High Voltage Software games
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2006
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The introductory cutscene which accompanies the developer's logo features a child playing a Dreamcast.[4]
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PlayStation 3
Super Famicom
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Uniracers/Unirally
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1994-12
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If the user attempts to call themselves "SEGA" (or "SONIC"), a "NOT COOL ENOUGH" message appears.
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Wii U
Windows PC
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Duck Game
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2015-06-04
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The game draws heavy influence from the Sega Mega Drive in its presentation, even displaying a parody of the TradeMark Security System screen at startup while using a font based on the screen for its menus. Its soundtrack heavily uses instruments and samples from a variety of Mega Drive games, including Comix Zone, ToeJam & Earl, Earthworm Jim and Sonic the Hedgehog 3.
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The Lab
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2016-04-05
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One of the game's "relics" is the arcade game Xortex 26XX, which boasts a name and cabinet design inspired by Zaxxon.[6]
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Deltarune: Chapter 2
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2021-09-17
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One of the game's areas features multiple Chu Chu Rocket-inspired puzzles.
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Xbox 360
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Bayonetta
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2009-10-29
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Bayonetta can perform the attack Tetsuzankou (performed by Virtua Fighter 2's Akira), which uses the same button combination and attack quote of “Juunen Hayaindayo!"[3]
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Xbox Live Arcade
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2011
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One of the stage backgrounds features a video game system similar to a Dreamcast.
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