David Rosen, the co-founder of Sega and a driving force behind the rise of arcades and the Sega Genesis era, has died at 95, leaving a legacy that helped define modern video gaming. As someone who transformed a post-war Japanese pastime market into a global industry, his influence meandered from early coin-op imports to iconic arcade hits, eventually powering Sega's fierce home-console rivalry with Nintendo.
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