Sega Klubovi
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The article presents several clubs operating in Serbia and Montenegro. The services allowed to rent and buy games so they were often simply called Segoteka.
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Video Games Club
First club founded in March 25, 1991 on Novi Sad Maksima Gorkog Street 46 as a club for Sega Master System owners. Later a club for Mega Drive, Super Nintendo and PlayStation holders. Today known as NS Games[1]
1995
Print advert in Bonus (YU) #10: "1/2001" (2001-02-25)
Sega Klub (Ćuprija)
Founded by Zlatko Kuzmanovic around 1993.[2]
Sega Klub (Belgrade, Blok 71 Street)
Sega Klub (Belgrade, Banjica Street)
Sega Klub (Belgrade, Geneks Street)
References
- ↑ http://www.nsgames.org/ns-games.html
- ↑ As Magazin Video Igrice #13 page 3
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