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The second largest economy in the world, China is ripe for the picking or so Sega apparently thinks. Starting next spring, the Tokyo-base game company, known for arcade classics like Out Run and Virtua Fighter, will begin selling its titles and creating new games in China. Sega is currently working with investment and joint-venture replica Bvlgari 101272 Watch companies.This represents a serious step forward in China for Sega.Details are scant, and it is unclear what titles and franchises will be involved. However, as the original report mentions the the “amusement” industry, it's logically expected that Sega will begin in arcades.

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