Then, in 1954, an American Air Force executive declared David Rosen founded a firm in Tokyo that would finally develop in to Rosen Enterprises, that focused on print counter prolongation and importing coin-operated games in to Japan. Rosen Enterprises' success lead it to own 200-plus arcades in Japan.
Rosen himself, noticing a still-thriving Service Games as his usually actual competition, organised a join up of the two corporations with himself as the new company's arch executive officer. That company's name, of course, was SEGA, a make up portmanteau of "service" and "games." Sega's concentration shifted from importing to production, with its initial pretension being a submarine diversion called Periscope . As it happens, Periscope was the initial colonnade diversion to ever cost 25 cents per play.
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