Sega is a legendary video game developer and publisher, known for its historic home consoles like the Genesis and Dreamcast, and iconic franchises like Sonic the Hedgehog.
Sega Corporation is a multinational video game developer and publisher headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. A pioneer in the arcade and home entertainment industries, Sega became a household name during the 1980s and 90s with its line of video game consoles, including the Master System, Genesis (Mega Drive), Saturn, and Dreamcast. These systems defined a generation of gaming and introduced the world to Sonic the Hedgehog, the company's enduring mascot.
Since shifting its focus from hardware manufacturing to software development in 2001, Sega has continued to produce major titles for all platforms, including PC, Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox systems. The company boasts a vast library of intellectual properties ranging from arcade classics to modern hits like Yakuza (Like a Dragon), Gwerra Totali, u Persona. This section provides access to user manuals, instruction guides, and documentation for both Sega's legacy hardware and its modern software releases.
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While printed manuals are no longer produced for legacy systems like the Genesis or Dreamcast, you can find digital archives of these instructions on our database.
No, Sega exited the home console hardware market in 2001 after the Dreamcast. They now focus exclusively on developing and publishing software for other platforms.
For modern account issues or game support, visit the official Sega Support Help Center to submit a request ticket.
Official warranties for legacy hardware (such as the Genesis or Saturn) have long expired. Support is generally limited to modern software titles and licensed merchandise.