Who said public transport isn't fun?
It might not mean much to people outside of the UK, but the Sega Bus has been part of video game folklore for decades. Back when Nintendo and Sega were
One of the many Sega buses that did the rounds back in the '90s
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It might not mean much to people outside of the UK, but the Sega Bus has been part of video game folklore for decades. Back when Nintendo and Sega were
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for dominance of living rooms all over the world, Sega's UK arm – which had enjoyed tremendous success thanks to the fact that the region was (at that point) traditionally a Sega stronghold – thought it would be a good idea to take a double-decker bus, cover it with pictures of
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, fill it with
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consoles (and the latest games, of course) and drive it all over the country, spreading Sega's own brand of 16-bit goodness to towns and cities everywhere.One of the many Sega buses that did the rounds back in the '90s
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