Sega Direct

Sega Direct (Previously Dreamcast Direct) was an online and Japanese video game business. It was primarily for the Dreamcast system and was the last place gamers could buy a New Dreamcast system (Bundled with Radilgy and a Phone Card) in 2006.

The service was notable because it had Special (Often Limited) versions of existing games for sale, such as Super Street Fighter II X: Grand Master Challenge for Matching Service, Vampire Chronicles for Matching Service and De La Jet Set Radio.

The service was shut down on April 3, 2008.

External links

Sega Direct website (Defunct)

Sega

Arcade systems	Arcade games Arcade system boards Pinball R-360 VR-1

Home consoles	SG-1000 Master System Mega Drive/Genesis CD 32X Saturn Dreamcast

Portable devices	Game Gear Nomad Vision

Licensed clone consoles	Sega Zone Sega Genesis Classic Game Console Sega Genesis Arcade Ultimate Portable

Educational consoles	Pico Beena

Dual systems	LaserActive TeraDrive Amstrad Mega PC

Unreleased consoles	Neptune Pluto

Official online gaming services	Sega Meganet Sega Channel Saturn SegaNet/Sega NetLink Dreamcast SegaNet/Dreamarena ALL.Net

Accessories	DC Broadband and Modem Adapter Dreamcast Gun Dreamcast VGA Dreameye GD-ROM Lock-On Master Gear Menacer Sega Card Sega MegaModem Sega VR VMU

Related	List of games Video game franchises Software development studios Sega Sammy Holdings CSK Holdings Corporation Videogame Rating Council Sega v. Accolade

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