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SEGA References in pop culture.

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  1. Black Squirrel

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    I don't think this counts but one of the Disney XD idents from 2009 made an interesting choice:


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    I'd like to think those colours aren't a coincidence.

    I mean they probably are, but I'd like to think they aren't.
     
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    So there's this bonkers looking anime film pilot called KILLTUBE I just saw on Catsuka, which in some ways feels very Jet Set Radio, but that's not specifically why I'm sharing it here.


    This guy and his hat is.
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    On ITV's coverage of the EUROS 2024 Belgium v Romania game, McCoist said something about the Romanian right-back (Ratiu?) being like Sonic because of his pace and blue hair. Clive Tyldesley said something like Belgium about to bring on Dr Eggman. It was at roughly the 50 minute mark.
     
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    I can see the Dreamcast resemblance, but I think it looks more like a CD in a caddy to me, which is a thing that hardly anyone remembers. When I was in primary school, the apple macintosh in the library would only accept CDs inside caddys. The PSP UMD disc is probably the most commonly remembered type of CD in a caddy.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caddy_(hardware)

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  5. Thank you. That looks exactly like it and is definitely the base. I had a feeling it was meant to look like something else and I’m a bit too young to know about those lol.
     
  6. Black Squirrel

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    Apparently "indietronica" is a genre, and short-lived Scottish band Driveby Argument released a single called "The Sega Method" in 2007.

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    The song has nothing to do with Sega, but hey, a pseudo-Mega Drive cartridge on a 7-inch record.
     
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    "Castles" by Skepta

    One of the lyrics is "It's real life, no computer game, we're living in the streets of rage"
     
  8. Black Squirrel

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    What a coincidence, it's a big Dreamcast day today.


    Sega sponsored a UK five-a-side football tournament in 1999/2000 called the "Dreamcast Millennium Cup". There's not a lot online about it, which is a little crazy given it featured 10,000 teams.

    The last 16 games were televised on Sky Sports, with added celebrities:
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    Look it's future disgraced TV personality Angus Deayton

    Plenty of watermarked stock images showing "people", not so much the event itself. There's a also few TV listings and short newspaper clippings hidden behind paywalls. It started in June 1999 and went through to at least April 2000.
     
  9. I remember EDGE online covered it a little ( I think it was that site ) and took the piss out of the events .

    Saying noone was interested and making fun of how SEGA was spending money on this with no top football game to call it's own and SEGA Europe having no money left to makert DC games on TV for Christmas 2000.

    I seen to remember MSR only had a TV adv thanks to Bizarre Creations playing for it themselfs ....

    SEGA were beyond useless in the DC days
     
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  11. That's just an animation smear. Also, Earthworm Jim was never a SEGA IP.
     
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    Ah right. I associated the IP with MD so much I forgot it wasn't Sega.