SEGA has been at the forefront of digital entertainment since 1960. From the 16-bit nostalgia fuelled era of the world-famous Mega Drive to the content first mentality of the publisher that today brings you Sonic the Hedgehog, Total War, Football Manager, Two Point Museum, Persona and so much more, one thing has remained consistent: quality, player focused games.

‍2025 marked SEGA’s 65th Anniversary and SEGA’s journey to becoming the company it is today is a story that features a diverse and wonderful cast of players from all backgrounds. It’s seen SEGA and SEGA’s studios release games for almost every conceivable format, with every high and low along the way shaping our future towards continued innovation in entertainment.

As a proud member of Playing for the Planet, SEGA Europe is committed to:

Understanding and lowering our carbon footprint, guided by a reduction pathway aligned with our parent company SEGA Sammy Holdings Inc.’s goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
Empowering SEGA’s European studios to pursue their own climate objectives and sustainability ambitions.
Reducing plastic use in the games industry through innovation and collaboration with partners across the sector. SEGA has already reduced up to 70% of its packaging carbon emissions by introducing fully recycled and recyclable digipaks where possible.
Through the Playing for the Planet Alliance, SEGA Europe aspires to play a part in the industry’s decarbonisation and support its potential for positive impact.