Sega Studios San Francisco - Wikipedia
Sega Studios San Francisco, formerly known as Secret Level, Inc., was an American video game developer based in San Francisco, California. It was founded in December 1999 by Jeremy Gordon, Otavio Good, and Josh Adams.
Sega Studios in San Francisco shutting down (Update)
Apr 2, 2010 — Sega Nerds is reporting that Sega Studios, formerly known as Secret Level Studios, will be shut down today. The San Francisco studio was responsible for titles such as Golden Axe: Beast Rider...
SEGA of America moves to new offices in Irvine, California
Dec 8, 2022 — The move isn’t as big as San Francisco, as the new office space is just 3 minutes from the old one and still in Irvine, however as the press release details this is SEGA of America’s new headquarters first and ATLUS is coming along for the ride.
Sega will shut down its once legendary San Francisco office
Jan 30, 2015 — The San Francisco office of Sega of America was once a flagship for the Japanese company in the West.
Sega Studios San Francisco to close | GamesIndustry.biz
Apr 6, 2010 — Sega Studios San Francisco, developer of Golden Axe: Beast Rider and the previous and forthcoming Iron Man movie tie-ins, is to close - according to a statement from Sega of America.
SEGA of America cuts 300 jobs; closes San Francisco Office
Feb 1, 2015 — SEGA of America announced it would be cutting 300 employees jobs as part of major reorganization and restructure for the company's business model. Sega's San Francisco office will be closed down and moved to a Souther Californian studio.
Sega Of America Opens New Office In California - Nintendo Life
Dec 8, 2022 — Sega of America has announced that it has opened a new office in Irvine, California, with the intention to house Sega and its subsidiary Atlus' internal publishing departments in one space.
SEGA Studios San Francisco closes today
Apr 2, 2010 — It is now official, SEGA Studios San Francisco is closing down today. Formerly known as Secret Level, they have brought us such timeless masterpieces such as Golden Axe: Beast Rider and Iron Man. “SEGA of America is sad to …
Sega Expected to Move HQ To S.F. From Redwood City - SFGATE
Jun 11, 1998 — San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown is expected to announce today that Sega of America will move its 350-person corporate headquarters from Redwood City to the city next year. The troubled U.S....
SEGA Studios San Francisco » SEGAbits - #1 Source for SEGA News
Apr 2, 2010 — It is now official, SEGA Studios San Francisco is closing down today. Formerly known as Secret Level, they have brought us such timeless masterpieces such as Golden Axe: Beast Rider and Iron Man. “SEGA of America is sad to …