Sega WOW

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Sega WOW is a Sega video game company, which resulted from the merge of Wow Entertainment and Overworks.

1 Wow Entertainment
2 Overworks
3 Games released
4 External links

[edit] Wow Entertainment

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Wow Entertainment was a 2nd party Sega company previously known as AM1. They are most famous for the House of the Dead series and Vampire Night light gun games. In 2004 Wow merged with Overworks (another SEGA held division) to form Sega WOW. Another notable title is the Gran Turismo-like game Sega GT 2002

[edit] Overworks

Overworks (previously called AM7), was the Sega video game development group responsible for series like Skies of Arcadia, Streets of Rage, much of the Shinobi series, Sakura Wars, and Phantasy Star. In 2004, Overworks was merged with Sega's Wow Entertainment division, best known for the House of the Dead series, to form Sega WOW.

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[edit] Games released

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[edit] External links

Wow Entertainment's Official Website

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