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News Burst: Sega drums up Dreamcast support

Robert Lemos, ZDNet.com ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 17 Mar 1999 18:26 GMT

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Sega makes play for Dreamcast support Bernie Stolar, president and chief operating officer of Sega America Ltd. Inc., extolled the virtues of the the company's next-generation Dreamcast game player to developers on Wednesday in a play to drum up more support for the coming system. "Sega is going to take back market share," he said in his keynote, during which he showed off almost a dozen games that will be running on the Dreamcast when it hits the U.S. shores this Autumn.

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