Dreamcast

Dreamcast was the first sixth-generation video game console and the final home console made by Sega, before becoming a third party publisher. In North America, the console was branded as Sega Dreamcast until early-2000.

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: Other

SEGA Katana

1997–1998 (pre-launch)

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Dreamcast

1998–2001 (production);–2007 (games)

Japanese variant
(1998-2007)

American variant
(1999-2001)

European/PAL variant
(1999-2002)

DESIGNER Kenji Eno

TYPOGRAPHY Basilea

USAGE Official

The Japanese version of the logo was orange, a color locally synonymous with joy and happiness. The American version of the logo was changed to red. The European/PAL version was colored blue to avoid trademark infringement issues with German video game publisher Tivola; who had been using an orange swirl as its logo since 1995.

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