Before Sonic... SEGA Supplied the U.S. Military
Before Sonic and the Dreamcast, Sega supplied coin-operated machines to U.S. military bases and helped shape the arcade industry. This is the story of Sega's rise from arcades to the Genesis, the Sega CD, the Dreamcast, and the console war that changed gaming forever. No AI was used in the production of this video. We've seen Terminator, we don't trust it. Timestamps: 00:00 - Sega's last console 00:44 - Before Sonic 03:52 - Standing up to Nintendo 08:56 - The Sega CD and 32X add-ons 13:43 - The Dreamcast 17:39 - The PlayStation 2 DISCLAIMER: Every effort has been made to ensure that all images, video clips, audio, and other materials used in this video are either licensed, publicly available, sourced from archival collections, believed to fall under fair use/fair dealing for commentary, criticism, education, or historical documentation, or are used with permission where applicable. No copyright infringement is intended. If you are the copyright owner (or represent the copyright owner) of any material used in this video and believe it has been used in error, please contact us directly, and we will respond promptly to resolve the matter.

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