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Sega vs. Nintendo

244K views · Sep 23, 2026 · Education

Company Man

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@OMGpandemic · 7 days ago
The 90's were an awesome time to be a gamer.
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@DJHenry-pf4wk · 7 days ago
He finally did it
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@Munitia_Blastpaw · 7 days ago
I still have the Genesis I bought in 1990. It still works.
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@Randomark3087 · 7 days ago
The most epic rivalry of the 90s
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@Mr.PigBenis · 7 days ago
the irony of the fact that im playing a sonic game on a nintendo platform is not lost to me.
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@Mnemarch · 5 days ago
Sega’s story shows how success can create its own blind spots. The company kept responding to Nintendo’s moves, but each response made its strategy harder to sustain. Sometimes the real danger isn’t falling behind—it’s becoming trapped by the way you learned to compete.
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@Swordslinger-hb1ns · 7 days ago
It wasn’t Nintendo that killed Sega, Sega killed Sega. Though we can also thank Sony and their PlayStation brand that brought the final death blow to the once great gaming titan. And it all comes down to one word: $299 for the PS1 vs. $399 for the Saturn.
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@RandomAmerican3000 · 7 days ago
"We had a choice of Nintendo or Sega."<br>"Ah yes, I remember, I had the Atari."
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@Wheres_Jeff · 7 days ago (edited)
I somehow managed to get both the SNES and Genesis back in the day. I still have them here in 2026, too.
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@Menckenperson · 7 days ago
Important lesson: Sega made Nintendo do better. Today with Sony we are seeing what happens if a company feels they have no one to fear.
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@Adventures2U · 7 days ago
Everytime your intro comes on I my brain just goes straight to (Day N Night - WHAT WHat what)
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@johngoodman7321 · 6 days ago
My dad left his job early and signed me out of school so we could go buy the SNES.
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