Puyo Puyo Series

Sega's puzzle game combining Japan's Puyo Puyo with Russia's Tetris. A symbol of cross-cultural game IP collaboration, also active in esports.

A pioneering 3D fighting game developed by Sega. Its 1993 arcade debut demonstrated the potential of 3D fighting games to the world and significantly altered the gaming industry's direction. Praised for its technological innovation and strategic depth, it garnered worldwide arcade support. The series continues across generations, serving as a cornerstone of fighting game culture.

A belt-scrolling action game released by Sega in 1989 for arcades. Set in a medieval fantasy world, players choose from three character types—warrior, magician, and dwarf—to defeat enemies. Its innovative graphics and satisfying gameplay made it hugely popular, with ports to multiple home consoles. It pioneered the fusion of fighting and action game mechanics.

A fighting game series developed by Capcom. 'Street Fighter II' in 1991 ignited a worldwide fighting game boom and pioneered esports. Characters like Ryu and Chun-Li are widely recognized as icons of fighting game culture.

Sega's flagship action game series. Sonic, the blue hedgehog running at supersonic speed, drove the gaming industry in the 1990s as Mario's rival. The globally successful film adaptations have attracted a new generation of fans.

A 3D fighting game series developed by Bandai Namco. Featuring the story of the Mishima family feud and diverse fighting style characters. As the definitive 3D fighting game, it has been beloved in the global esports scene for decades.