Sega Sammy Holdings

Well, it's funny.

So folks watching this may not even be aware that, you know, Sega is a subsidiary of a holding company called Sega Sammy Holdings, which is publicly traded in the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

And we have sister companies doing a variety of different businesses.

And without going down that rapid hole, because we probably don't have enough time, one of the investments from our holding company is in a professional basketball team here in Tokyo.

So what about some of the more secondary and emerging suppliers? Rick, another sort of interesting place that you're in is, you know, in Nevada, we have Blueberry now.

Sega Sammy is another vendor that's emerging that completely crushed it with the Railroad Riches games.

Is there anything you're looking out for with this sort of mid-size to smaller size vendor base?

Yeah, I think one thing I think everybody is doing, but but in particular, the kind of beyond the big three, it's like a race to the ceiling.

If they cover their Sega tune and show some human class, please, then I'm taking it on board.

Um, Jimmy is saying, "Was this the period where they merged with Sammy?" Um, I am aware of the Sega Sammy merger, uh, which actually happened three years after the discontinuation of the Dreamcast.

Uh, wait a minute.

Yeah, uh, Sega Sammy existed.

Yeah.

Yeah, around that.

What, what, what, what, what the... what the fuck is this article saying? Sega Sammy to merge...

Oh, Sega games and Sega Interactive.