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	Thursday Aug 07, 2008 The SEGA Game Archive [8/14]Slight clarification based on the Kotaku article that went up today. The room was not forgotten by anyone in SEGA, they just didn’t inform me or the other community guys that it existed. When we were doing a tour of our new space, we came across the room and made our way back to take some photos and show them around. ————————————- In a small unassuming area in the product development department is a room that contains some very special SEGA history. In this room is the SEGA archive and contains just about every game that’s come out on a SEGA console in the past and present, as well as a ton of extremely rare or strange peripherals. We stumbled upon the room when we were taking photos of the department post-move and made a point to come back for pictures so everyone can see all there is to see. We asked around about how the room came together and couldn’t get a straight answer. Some had said our old legal department had run the archive and given it up to someone else to manage. Others said that the legal archive still exists in another room in the office, and this was pulled together over time from producers and product managers. We don’t know the exact how or why, but we love that it exists and immediately accessible. The shelves are packed with games from all the great consoles of SEGA past, as well as games from competitor consoles. Each shelf is a bit deceptive in the photos, as they are all double packed with games behind games. While walking through the room, everyone had a game they found on the shelf that had a fond memory. There are too many games for me to pull up one that really made me smile among the whole group, I found myself more interested in the peripherals that I never had a chance to play with. Most of the games aren’t even shelved and appear stacked from floor to ceiling. Most of the larger peripherals are also along the walls. I geeked out a bit here and was pulling up the Twin Sticks for SEGA Saturn, I always wanted to play VirtuaOn the way it was meant to be played. In the middle are larger metal drawers, which I had thought would contain file folders and paper work. Instead, they are pretty much filled to the brim with odds and ends. One drawer opened to reveal a ton of Genesis control pads in plastic bags, there must have been at least fifty or sixty. Other drawers have spindles of old sega silvers (final games playable games on regular CD/DVDs) and another with a ton of cables. Currently the room is being used for storage and archive reasons, but I’m told the goal is to create a place where anyone can rent these games for personal use! Think of it as a movie rental space, with a full check out system, and full access… we all cannot wait. Once the room is up and we can actually rent from it, then we’ll be sure to get our hands dirty with some classic adventures. Until then, enjoy the rest of the photos on our Flickr page in full high res! Tweet Posted by Clumsyorchid in SEGA on 4:52:41PM Aug 07, 2008

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	80 Responses to “ The SEGA Game Archive ” Comment # 1 NICE. I wish you guys offered tours… Posted by Shenmaster777 on August 7th, 2008 at 7:57 pm Comment # 2 Panzer Dragoon Saga is in the photo DSCF2644, ohh please Sega send me one copy. I live in Chile. Posted by Richard on August 7th, 2008 at 10:28 pm Comment # 3 Sorry! We can’t send anything out, what’s in the room, stays in the room… Posted by Clumsyorchid on August 8th, 2008 at 12:54 am Comment # 4 If it stays in the room, any chance we could drop by, go into the room and play something that’s practically impossible to find? :3 Posted by Chirokitsune on August 8th, 2008 at 5:33 am Comment # 5 WOw. That room is like a dream come true, simply amazing Posted by GutsGO on August 8th, 2008 at 6:20 am Comment # 6 I offer the best room cleaning services in the world. Posted by TreyTable on August 9th, 2008 at 2:08 pm Comment # 7 cool. I like what coment 1 said, too bad you dont do tours = ) Posted by Randi on August 10th, 2008 at 3:24 pm Comment # 8 Are those Gd-roms in the spindles prototypes? Any chance we can see some pics of Hardware prototypes that may be in that room? Maybe you can find a Sega VR or a Neptune prototype in there somewhere! I would kill to have that room. By the way, I’m against you guys renting anything out. It should stay stored and secure forever. Posted by Streets of Rage on August 13th, 2008 at 5:41 am Comment # 9 woah that’s so awesome would that mean you have all the Ecco series, streets of rage, and the beta? hehe how awesome is that. i’ve been hoping they try to bring those games back. i mean getting a new streets of rage game would be pretty badass. same goes for a new next gen version of ecco the dolphin. but please try and get the orginal team that did it wuvs the genesis series Posted by christopher on August 14th, 2008 at 8:37 pm Comment # 10 Wow…… That is the most amazing room eva!!!!! I want that room Also I would like to know… how could have Sega forgotten about this room that looks like it was god’s work????//// Now my goal in life is to get at least 1 of each product in that room (sans the non-Sega stuff) Posted by DanB91 on August 14th, 2008 at 9:06 pm Comment # 11 Soooo, since you guys now have access to Panzer Dragoon Saga AND Shining Force III, is there a snowball’s chance in Hades that we’ll see them in a compilation pack? Please? Posted by RPGuy on August 14th, 2008 at 9:21 pm Comment # 12 Renting it out = terrible idea. You don’t come across a find like that then let people cover it in jam and chocolate. There’s enough material in there to turn it into an extremely impressive museum. Please, think beyond simply making a few dollars and do something more worthwhile with it. Posted by Paperghost on August 14th, 2008 at 9:41 pm Comment # 13 How the heck do you forget about something like this? Posted by Lard on August 14th, 2008 at 9:54 pm Comment # 14 Wondering if there was a divers 2000 dreamcast system in the room. I want one of those. Posted by Wade on August 14th, 2008 at 10:05 pm Comment # 15 Added a small clarification for the new traffic from Kotaku. The room was not forgotten by anyone at SEGA, it’s been in operation for a while now, as you can see. The room itself is run out of our product development group, they maintain it and keep it in shape. No one had informed us (in the community team) that the room existed, and when touring the new building we came across it, took some photos, and did a blog on the space. We think it’s pretty cool, we thought others would think so too. Posted by Clumsyorchid on August 14th, 2008 at 10:15 pm Comment # 16 Wow, maybe all those games can be useful for uploading to Nintendo’s Virtual Console, especially Shining Force 3 Posted by Malcontent on August 14th, 2008 at 10:46 pm Comment # 17 Lol, interesting. Sega is great, i agree Posted by Zezima on August 14th, 2008 at 11:04 pm Comment # 18 I was wondering if someone at Sega of America could confirm for me the situation with the later model Sega Saturns. I’m an American citizen who has been living in Brazil for 11 years now, and I’ve been doing some Saturn archiving of my own. I’ve come across pretty much every model of Saturn made in Brazil which includes the famous White and Skeleton models. The white model was launched here in Brazil in 1999 and the skeleton model in 2000, both dates confirmed by TecToy of Brazil. Were these models originally destined for American shores? I’m guessing that they may have been since they both contain an NTSC-U bios, but were slightly modified to run in PAL-M 60hz mode. TecToy of Brazil refuses to comment on any of this. My speculation is that a load of these white and skeleton model consoles were originally headed for American shores, but with the demise of the Saturn in the United States in late ’97, ended up in Brazil instead where the Saturn market was still quite strong through the year 2000. Any thoughts or comments on this are welcome. One other side note. Through sheer luck I scored a slightly used Skeleton model because I didn’t want to use the boxed one I had in mint condition. It just so happens that as I was cleaning it up, I noticed a strange chip on the motherboard where I hadn’t ever seen one before. I took a few pictures, cleaned the Saturn up and fired it up. Low and behold it was the last Japanese bios running only in NTSC-U mode. I found it extremely odd that this console would only run NTSC-U originals and not NTSC-J originals. What’s even stranger is that the console had the factory plugs from TecToy on the screw holes on the bottom confirming that the console had never been opened or modified by anyone other than TecToy themselves. TecToy again refused to comment on this anomaly so I’m left to speculate as to why they would make a console with a special Japanese bios chip that ran only American originals. Any thoughts or comments? Posted by jrio on August 14th, 2008 at 11:47 pm Comment # 19 I would kill 50 virgin males for this. God. SO MUCH BLAST PROCESSING. Posted by S.M. on August 14th, 2008 at 11:57 pm Comment # 20 Room Containing Every Sega Game Ever Made… It’s the stuff dreams are made of. Every single Sega game ever released in a room. This room is of course at Sega HQ “In a small unassuming area in the product development department is a room that contains some very special SEGA history. In this … Posted by Different Pixel Blog on August 15th, 2008 at 12:38 am Comment # 21 Wow, that’s a beautiful sight. To think of all the gems amongst that lot. I think you guys should create a museum out of all the sealed games in chronological order, I’d fly over to see it! Posted by The Gagaman on August 15th, 2008 at 1:14 am Comment # 22 Did they find a copy of Monkey Ball Adventures? Posted by Webbsta on August 15th, 2008 at 4:17 am Comment # 23 Is that the room the managers go in, to sit and weep on the floor remembering the days when the company was decent and didn’t follow EA’s business plan?. Posted by Sega slave number 14578 on August 15th, 2008 at 5:04 am Comment # 24 Wow, that’s awesome. Does it by any chance have one of those PC/MegaDrive hybrids? Posted by Sofox on August 15th, 2008 at 5:20 am Comment # 25 Hey, I’d be happy to come help sort that out, for me it would be like a dream come ture/treasure hunt Posted by Captn_Starbring on August 15th, 2008 at 5:27 am Comment # 26 Just a little appreciation. Did you notice those Nintendo games? located in the 1st photo, second bookshelf from the right, second shelf from the bottom, just avobe de CD splidles http://img353.imageshack.us/img353/5919/274208880980602ea056hn4.jpg Posted by Kaos2K on August 15th, 2008 at 5:30 am Comment # 27 Drool Just lock me in there with some pizza and you’ll never have to deal with me again! Oh man, so many memories… Posted by Chris Cantrell on August 15th, 2008 at 5:34 am Comment # 28 Verrrry nice! Can see some of my childhood (and recent!) faves in there. Posted by James on August 15th, 2008 at 5:57 am Comment # 29 Now can you guys get these games on PSN or Live Arcade Posted by goldenaxe on August 15th, 2008 at 6:11 am Comment # 30 Instead of making a rental thing, I think you should take all those titles and make them into a sort of museum. If Sega has turned so greedy that they simply MUST make money off such an amazing historical find, then it can have big screen TVs with the systems hooked up and people could pay certain ammount of money for hourly access to the consoles. The games shouldn’t be allowed out into the public’s hands tho. I can just imagine someone renting Panzer Dragoon Saga or Shining Force III and returning it with a big scratch. I also noticed that there are a lot of repeats (in Sega CD section there are 5 Dark Wizards and 3 Shining Force CDs) but there are actually a few titles missing (at least I did not see any Lunar or Snatcher titles for Sega CD) Also missing (from what I saw) are Dragon Force (saturn) and Shining Force (Genesis). By the way, if “what is in the room stays in the room”, then why did you say “I plan on heading back over to see if we can get some hands on time with some older gems.” (http://blogs.sega.com/usa/2008/07/16/the-great-sega-move/) Posted by Johansen Quijano on August 15th, 2008 at 6:31 am Comment # 31 Excellent! Posted by Enny on August 15th, 2008 at 7:05 am Comment # 32 Rocket Knight Adventures and Sunset Riders, PLEASE get them to me or to VC. Posted by Raiven on August 15th, 2008 at 7:23 am Comment # 33 No don’t rent it out… Just take a look at the condition the dvds are in at your local rental store. Full of scratches and greasy fingerprints.. This should forever be stored as an archive Posted by DaveGeorge on August 15th, 2008 at 7:35 am Comment # 34 So… are you guys giving away this lovely room full of Sega goodness? May I suggest a contest? LOLZ! =D Posted by Asgaldh on August 15th, 2008 at 7:49 am Comment # 35 Thanks for all the great comments! Another clarification, when we say ‘rental’, it’s more for the internal Sega employees, and it’s more of a side project than anything else. Posted by Clumsyorchid on August 15th, 2008 at 7:50 am Comment # 36 It makes me happy and sad at the same time. I really miss Sega making consoles…very much. Posted by Carlos Pits on August 15th, 2008 at 1:39 pm Comment # 37 So THAT’S where the finished copy of Duke Nukem Forever went! Posted by Aaron on August 15th, 2008 at 1:45 pm Comment # 38 why doesn’t Sega release some of it’s classics on Live or PSN? Seeing a room like this makes me sad because so much of Sega’s past library can’t be played by most people. You made a Genesis emulator for DC so why can’t you release some Saturn classics like PDS and SF 3 which are expensive right now on PSN or Live? Make an emulator (like Sony did for ps1) and let the gaming community play all the classics they always hear about. People would easily pay $15-$20 for those games. Just seems like common sense to me. It would be doing yourselves a favor and your fans one as well. Posted by revolver on August 15th, 2008 at 3:51 pm Comment # 39 I would pay 1000 dolars for an hour seen the game boxes XD Posted by Nicolas on August 15th, 2008 at 8:12 pm Comment # 40 I can see the rental agreement now. Return a game late: $5/day Scratch/Damage/Lose a game: A beating with a big stick At least that would be my rental agreement if that were my stuff. But if that were my stuff I wouldn’t be renting it out. I would imagine some of that stuff is too valuable to just rent it out. Posted by Ecsa0014 on August 16th, 2008 at 8:51 am Comment # 41 What are those bubble wrapped items under the Genesis games? Posted by Streets of Rage on August 16th, 2008 at 2:44 pm Comment # 42 There’s got to be a way to turn this into a revenue source without being onerous. The demand obviously exists. License at least the software/cartridges to some (possibly online) reseller. Posted by Roland on August 17th, 2008 at 10:06 am Comment # 43 Heh. Wow. That’s awesome. Is that the SoA in San Francisco? If it is.. do you guys do internships? Posted by Atomos on August 17th, 2008 at 1:05 pm Comment # 44 Theyd probably only rent them out to employees Posted by Joy on August 17th, 2008 at 4:49 pm Comment # 45 Omg, That’s really a big surprise. Well, i cant avoid saing that: “Dear SEGA, i know you watched the way people received the new generation consoles. So with all that information and the new experiences, please come back to consoles development. Dreamcast was a really dream, it is awesome even today.” UTK @ Brazil Posted by UTK on August 17th, 2008 at 6:17 pm Comment # 46 Yes, the rental comment was for internal only, I should have specified this in the blog. We do have interns, in fact both of our interns are currently on the blog (Fearmyskill and Colonel Crackers)! Posted by Clumsyorchid on August 17th, 2008 at 10:55 pm Comment # 47 Wowzers. The way Virtual On was meant to be played – never a truer word spoken. What an incredible piece of history the contents of that room will be (already is). Posted by jacodemon on August 18th, 2008 at 12:08 am Comment # 48 You should really hire a company historian to tag and document this room and research and publish the company’s full product history, including some of the failed products or products that never made it to market. That would be a really interesting volume to read. Oh, and convince Nintendo to do the same thing. & in my personal opinion, Sega Genesis, Atari 2600, and Nintendo64 consoles-games-&peripherals should all still be on the market today. The only new console i’ve really liked alot since the demises of the Sega Genesis and the Nintendo64 consoles has been the Xbox360, and i have a sneaky suspicion that part of that is because it reminds me of an old Sega or Nintendo system and that part of why i like the system is also because Sega seems to have had alot to do with both the development of some of the games and the development of the system itself as well from what i can tell. Oh and why does no one seem to remember anymore that during the hey dey/peak of the Genesis-Era in the early-mid 1990s that Sega had a facility, in Japan unfortunately, for pretty much anyone in the world to go and play their games and have fun, and that demand was so high there was pretty much a giant waiting list that started to form in order to get time inside. Also, why does no one seem to remember that at one time Sega had a contest for a ordinarykid/fan to help design a new Sega video game? Sometimes I wonder if anyone pays attention to anything anymore, lol. oh and does anyone know if the Duke Nuke-Em sequal that was hyped forever&ever was ever released for N64 or not? because I’m originally from central pennsylvania where it is usually hard to find anything for video game consoles, and the N64 was already almost dead in my area in 2000/2001, i barely was able to purchase the 2nd 007game made for N64 and the Hydro Thunder game for N64 b4 all the stores started pulling the consoles and shortly thereafter the games from the shelves. &it still sucks that by the time i could ever afford to buy a system and start buying a few games for it that it is already being replaced by the “next-gen” set of systems from all the companies. ugh. the N64 in my area basically only had a 2-3year shelf life- because by the time it gained enough popularity away from genesis to be finally offered in my area in 1998, (a full two years after i played the crusin’ usa arcade game in 1996-the same year that the cruis’n usa game is usually copyrighted for N64) it was only around for two-3 years until 2000/2001 before it got replaced by the playstation1&2 and the game cube. note, playstation 1 was actually still on store shelves in my area for a couple years almost after N64 was pulled off of them, which is total crap in my opinion because N64 is a way better system then the PS1 note2: Sega Genesis versions especially Genesis2&3& sometimes the 32bitGenesis and rarely the original 16-bitGenesis could still be found until 1999/2000 in my area. the converter to allow the 16bit console to function as the 32bit console could still be found until 1998/1999 continuously and sporadically in some places until 2001. Posted by Charles on August 18th, 2008 at 12:32 am Comment # 49 It’s a cream dream! I would gladly pay just to sniff the sega-y goodness! Posted by whiteguysamurai on August 18th, 2008 at 12:36 am Comment # 50 GOOD GOD that’s like the find of the century, even better then what wasn’t in al capones vault, but really that’s just insane i mean why not re-relese the dreamcast at let’s say $50.00 & re-release all or most of these games PWEASE Posted by kris-alyx devereux on August 18th, 2008 at 3:55 am Comment # 51 please release these games on XBLA !!!!!! Posted by ubersicko on August 18th, 2008 at 4:49 am Comment # 52 amazing !!! I m french fan of dreamcast have you find beta games for dreamcast ? if you sold european games (dc) send me best regards M Posted by m on August 18th, 2008 at 6:59 am Comment # 53 Sooo jealous. Posted by Kudou-Yusaku on August 19th, 2008 at 12:24 am Comment # 54 SHINING FORCE 3 FOR SEGA SATURN. I HAVE BEEN LOOKING TO PLAY THIS GAME FOREVER. HEY SEGA HOW ABOUT RE-RELEASING IT???? AND WHERE IS SHINING FORCE 4 A REAL SHINING FORCE NOT THAT SHINING FORCE NEO GARBAGE. I grew up to 1 & 2. Also a Phantasy Star 5 would be nice. Posted by Arkhetype on August 19th, 2008 at 6:21 am Comment # 55 Instead of renting that stuff I would keep it “as is”, if I were you. Apart of that, this kind of high valuable things tend to “disappear” mysteriously… Posted by negora on August 19th, 2008 at 3:12 pm Comment # 56 I wish I could live in the Sega Game Archive! Posted by Matt on August 19th, 2008 at 7:27 pm Comment # 57 I am looking for a name of a really old genesis game i use to play on the sega channel when i was a kid. The game was about hacking and either becoming a naturalist or a cyborg or just staying nuetral. you had to buy a deck to get online and also have a implant installed in your head. i loved that game and the sega channel went under before i had a chance to beat it. i was wondering if anyone knew the name of it so i could track down a copy and after 13 yrs finaly beat the game!! Posted by Phillip on August 20th, 2008 at 9:04 pm Comment # 58 @philip: the game you’re looking for is Shadowrun and about the room, well, i’m speechless. i would just love to go there and watch all these titles packed on their original cases like a retard. Posted by Francisco Cifuentes on August 24th, 2008 at 1:56 am Comment # 59 Wow. Amazing. You guys should REALLY consider releasing unreleased code for unreleased Dreamcast games onto the net for us fans… You’re not going to lose anything from doing it right? And we’d love SEGA even more for doing it, because I’m sure someone out there could get it booting on a regular DC Posted by Yosef on September 10th, 2008 at 7:04 am Comment # 60 That’s a very neat collection. I wouldn’t know where to start with it. It would be amazing to be surrounded by all things SEGA. You’d think with that many old games and systems, the place may be haunted by someone…or something. (We’ve seen sightings of the Dreamcast logo floating about at night!) Posted by 88MilesPrower on September 11th, 2008 at 5:17 pm Comment # 61 that is awesome! i havent seen that many classic games since… EVER!!! i thoght they might give em away in some sweepstakes, but renting is cool. seein the dreamcast and saturn bring back some good memories!!! Posted by cup on September 25th, 2008 at 11:43 am Comment # 62 A friend of mine sent me this lilnk. Is this room in the building on Townsend and 8th? If it is, I’m the person who set it up. About 11(?) years ago, when SOA moved into that building, I was working as a paralegal temp in the Legal department there, mostly managing Legal files, discovery, library, and , of course, the library. I scoured the entire office immediately after the move to put together a software & hardware archive, with at least one copy of every game, system and peripheral Sega ever produced. I even convinced them to buy a television for the archive room, to which I hooked up every single system. It was pretty much the high point of my life up to that time. Based on what you’ve written here, it may be the same archive I assembled back then, even if it’s been moved since. Posted by Forest on October 1st, 2008 at 10:46 am Comment # 63 http://dreamcast.dcemu.co.uk/the-dreamcast-games-that-were-canceled-164129.html How many of these are complete\near complete and just need to be set free Posted by Jelly on October 8th, 2008 at 9:03 am Comment # 64 wOw Posted by BoB on October 31st, 2008 at 1:20 pm Comment # 65 I’ve been looking for an old Genesis game that I used to play as a kid on Sega Channel (I realize this sounds nearly identical to the “Shadowrun” post made in August), and I can’t seem to find it anywhere. All I remember about the game is that it was a side-scrolling adventure game where the main character had a bracelet or magic bracer that could be used as a type of purple grappling beam. You could latch on to things and raise and lower yourself to explore through the levels. The only other thing I can remember about it was one level was a jungle level. I know both these clues are pretty vague, but any help at all would be greatly appreciated! Posted by P. Keegan on December 17th, 2008 at 7:32 am Comment # 66 Is that a Shenmue 3 Disc I see in the picture when enlarged? Posted by Yayap on April 1st, 2009 at 4:42 pm Comment # 67 does anyone know the name of a sega genesis game that was a “R-type” and “gradius” kind of game played as insects and semeingly based in jungles Posted by johnnymac on December 12th, 2009 at 10:06 pm Comment # 68 i wood love to play world war 3 . its a old game for sega cd . so wood u let it back out . 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There’s a certain grandeur and sense of excitement [...] Posted by SEGA America Blog \| Sonic Adventure Out For XBLA; ‘Director’s Cut’ DLC Available! on September 15th, 2010 at 11:26 am Comment # 76 I wish my game room was like that Posted by Brian on September 15th, 2010 at 4:58 pm Comment # 77 imitates angelic choir* XD Posted by Heart on September 18th, 2010 at 4:51 am Comment # 78 Damn I want those Genesis controllers. My Genesis works, but the controllers are busted. After seeing this, I want to work at SEGA now! I read a comment earlier where you say, “what’s in the room stays in the room,” if that’s the case, how woul you rent out the games? I’m really interested in renting this just so I can relive certain games and experience others I’ve been dying to play. Posted by Snugglepuss on September 20th, 2010 at 9:09 pm Comment # 79 se esiste una copia di shenmue version saturn vi prego informatemi, anche da scaricare su qualche sito Posted by marco on April 27th, 2011 at 8:08 am Comment # 80 if there is a copy or download of Shenmue I beg to inform you that I want to play I think it’s a unique experience Posted by marco on April 27th, 2011 at 8:12 am


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