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   name  = Hi-Tech Land Sega|
   name  = Hi-Tech Land Sega|
   held_by    = [[Sega]]|
   held_by    = [[Genda Sega Entertainment]]|
   image = [[File:Hi-tech land sega.png|300px]]|
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   location        = Japan|
   location        = Japan|
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'''Hi-Tech Land Sega''' was a chain of [[arcade]]s in Japan and Taiwan alongside others including [[Club Sega]], [[Hi-Tech Sega]], [[Joypolis]], [[Sega Arena]], [[Sega World]], and [[Sega]] branded game center locations.
'''Hi-Tech Land Sega''' was a chain of [[arcade]]s in Japan and Taiwan alongside others including [[Club Sega]], [[Hi-Tech Sega]], [[Joypolis]], [[Sega Arena]], [[Sega World]], and [[Sega]] branded game center locations.


The first Hi-Tech Land Sega location opened in October [[1986]].
They were managed by [[Genda Sega Entertainment]].
 
The first Hi-Tech Land Sega location opened in October [[1986]]. Hi-Tech Land Sega arcades were renamed to [[GiGO]] in March [[2022]].


==Renaming of Hi-Tech Land Sega locations==
==Renaming of Hi-Tech Land Sega locations==
[[File:Hi-Tech Land Panda.jpg|left|300px]]
[[File:Hi-Tech Land Panda.jpg|left|295px]]
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 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]].
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.
Beginning on March 9, 2022, and continuing in the following months, all of the Sega-branded arcades in Japan were rebranded as GiGO arcades.


==Appearances in video games==
==Appearances in video games==

Latest revision as of 23:41, 30 July 2024

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Hi-Tech Land Sega
Held byGenda Sega Entertainment
LocationJapan
Date(s)October 1986 - March 2022
LinkN/A
Hi-tech land sega.jpg

Hi-Tech Land Sega was a chain of arcades in Japan and Taiwan alongside others including Club Sega, Hi-Tech Sega, Joypolis, Sega Arena, Sega World, and Sega branded game center locations.

They were managed by Genda Sega Entertainment.

The first Hi-Tech Land Sega location opened in October 1986. Hi-Tech Land Sega arcades were renamed to GiGO in March 2022.

Renaming of Hi-Tech Land Sega locations

Hi-Tech Land Panda.jpg

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.

Appearances in video games

Hi-Tech Land Sega appears as a location in Yakuza 0.

There are also Panda and Game branded Hi-Tech Land arcades that appear as locations in Shenmue III.