KungKras said:
Just to add a bit of trivia to the history about Sega being bigger in Europe. Sweden was an exception to that. Thanks to an import company called bergsala AB, we had Game & Watch games since 1981, and almost became the first country after Japan to recieve the NES (Nintnedo delayed that to launch it in the USA first, but we were still the first European country to get the NES) I don't know how things are today, but Nintendo has been absolutley gigantic in Sweden. Even in my generation, who grew up with GBC and N64, everyone knew what an 8-bit Nintendo and Super Nintnedo was (and this was when we were around 8 years old). The street where the headquarter of Bergsala AB is located was even renamed to Mario's Gata (Mario's street) ^^. |
Neat, i always figured Scandinavia was more akin to Eastern Europe in terms of Nintendo penetration (that is to say, next to none at all), and even less acclimated to Nintendo than Western Europe

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