Difference between revisions of "Seta"

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SETA Corporation

Founded: 1982

Defunct: 2009-02-09

T-series code: T-165

Headquarters:

Japan

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SETA Co., Ltd. (株式会社セタ) (Super Entertainment and Total Amusement) was a Japanese arcade game developer.

In the mid 1990s, SETA established a joint venture with Sammy and Visco to develop arcade game hardware.

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-{{sub-stub}}'''Seta''' (セタ), which stands for '''S'''uper '''E'''ntertainment and '''T'''otal '''A'''musement, was a Japanese arcade games developer. In the mid-1990s, they entered a joint venture with [[Sammy]] and [[Visco]] to develop arcade game hardware.
+==Company==
+In the mid 1990s, SETA established a joint venture with [[Sammy]] and [[Visco]] to develop arcade game hardware.
 ==Softography==
-===[[Mega Drive]]===
+{{CompanyHistoryAll|Seta}}
-*''[[Caliber.50]]'' (1991)
-===[[Saturn]]===
+==References==
-*''[[Super Real Mahjong PV]]'' (1995)
+<references />
-*''[[Shougi Matsuri]]'' (1995)
-*''[[Super Real Mahjong Graffiti]]'' (1995)
-*''[[Kanazawa Shougi]]'' (1996)
-*''[[Super Real Mahjong P VI]]'' (1996)
-*''[[Super Real Mahjong P7]]'' (1998)
-*''[[Real Mahjong Adventure "Umi-He": Summer Waltz]]'' (1998)