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   name  = Sega World|
   name  = Sega World|
   image = [[File:Sega World logo.png|300px]]|
   image = [[File:Sega World logo.png|300px]]|
   held_by          = [[Genda]]|
   held_by          = [[Genda Sega Entertainment]]|
   location        = '''Taiwan''': Taoyuan|
   location        = Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, UK|
   date            = July 24, 1993 - present|
   date            = July 24, 1993 - March 2022|
   link            = https://tempo.gendagigo.jp/am/tw-laohu/|
   link            = N/A|
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'''Sega World''' is an [[arcade]] in Taiwan.
'''Sega World''' was a chain of [[arcade]]s in Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom.  


It was formerly a chain of arcades in Japan and Taiwan, alongside [[Club Sega]], [[Hi-Tech Land Sega]], [[Hi-Tech Sega]], [[Joypolis]], [[Sega Arena]], and [[Sega]] branded arcade locations.
Other brands in Japan included [[Club Sega]], [[Hi-Tech Land Sega]], [[Hi-Tech Sega]], [[Joypolis]], [[Sega Arena]], and [[Sega]] game centers.


The first Sega World location opened in 1993.
They were managed by [[Genda Sega Entertainment]].  


Former locations included Australia, China, South Korea, and the United Kingdom.
The first Sega World location opened in July 24, [[1993]]. Sega World arcades were renamed to [[GiGO]] in March [[2022]].


The remaining Sega World location in Taiwan is known as Sega World Oe.  
==Renaming of Sega World locations==
On November 4, [[2020]], Genda acquired 85.1% of Sega's share of the stock in [[Sega Entertainment]]. The company was renamed Genda Sega Entertainment.


==Renaming of the Japanese Sega World locations==
On January 28, 2022, due to losses sustained during the worldwide [[COVID-19 pandemic]], Genda purchased the remaining shares and renamed the company [[Genda GiGO Entertainment]].
In December 2020, Genda purchased the majority of Sega's share of the stock in Genda Sega Entertainment.


On January 28, 2022, Genda purchased the remaining shares and renamed the company Genda GiGO Entertainment.
Beginning on March 9, 2022, and continuing in the following months, all of the Sega-branded arcades in Japan were rebranded as GiGO arcades.


Beginning on March 9, 2022, and continuing in the following months, all of the Sega-branded arcades in Japan were rebranded as [[GiGO]] arcades.
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Sega World Da Jiang in Taoyuan, Taiwan remained open.
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Latest revision as of 23:50, 30 July 2024

Sega World logo.png
Sega World
Held byGenda Sega Entertainment
LocationAustralia, China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, UK
Date(s)July 24, 1993 - March 2022
LinkN/A

Sega World was a chain of arcades in Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom.

Other brands in Japan included Club Sega, Hi-Tech Land Sega, Hi-Tech Sega, Joypolis, Sega Arena, and Sega game centers.

They were managed by Genda Sega Entertainment.

The first Sega World location opened in July 24, 1993. Sega World arcades were renamed to GiGO in March 2022.

Renaming of Sega World locations

On November 4, 2020, Genda acquired 85.1% of Sega's share of the stock in Sega Entertainment. The company was renamed Genda Sega Entertainment.

On January 28, 2022, due to losses sustained during the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, Genda purchased the remaining shares and renamed the company Genda GiGO Entertainment.

Beginning on March 9, 2022, and continuing in the following months, all of the Sega-branded arcades in Japan were rebranded as GiGO arcades.