But Amiga famously used Sega's best slogan against them. You gotta admire the tenacity to advertise like this right outside Sega HQ: Above: Amiga CD-32's advertisement.

That was before Sega adopted the slogan. We could just blast sound from the cartridge onto the game scene. That allowed us to keep the resolution and sample rate of the VO higher, ...

Most of the song’s lyrics are based on Sega’s many slogans and mottos, although Fischer said he’s not sure where the name “Young Force” came from. ADVANCE SOCIETY WITH IP ...

This slogan and the commercial it appeared in were totally IN YOUR FACE. ... Persona 6 hopefuls spiral as Sega reveals Persona 4 Revival isn't coming out before April 2026.

Sega celebrates the 30th anniversary of the original console's US release with a retro-style commercial, but removes the iconic "what Nintendon't" because the companies are pretty friendly these days.

Sega of America president Ian Curran says the company is considering its options in response. ... Its slogan, “to be this good takes AEGIS,” is a play on an old Sega tagline.

Outsiders from grunge to hip-hop were gaining cultural cache, and Sega of America decided to embrace their underdog status for the Genesis with a slogan that is still remembered decades later ...

New slogan: "What Sega does, Nintendid, and did it better". PS: That the MD/G Mini has 30 games compared to 21 on the SNES, I'm far less excited about them.