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Ever wondered what life was like for a Sega game tester in the 1990s? Thanks to the unearthing of a new training documentary, you can now see for yourself.
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What was life like for video game testers working at Sega in 1996; a year when the Sega Saturn was in its prime, and, bewilderingly, the Macarena soared to the top of the charts?
Thanks to the unearthing of a new documentary, filmed at Sega of America's Redwood office in California, you can see for yourself.
Originally devised to be a “trainumenatry" used to sharpen up new recruits, the 28 minute doc now offers a behind-the-scenes look at Sega of America's test department in what eventually turned out to be one of the company's final years as a console manufacturer.
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