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During the 1960s, software maker Sega launched a totally analog, mechanical punching bag game. "Built like a battleship, for HEAVY DUTY play," screams the sales advert. We'll skip on the "Too bad the same wasn't true about the Dreamcast" line and just be thankful Sega ditched that red and black Nazi font for the blue logo we all know and love.
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Kotaku 
Apr 14, 2006 9:24 AM
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