Sega co-founder David Rosen passed away on Christmas Day — 95-year-old former U.S. airman helped set up Sega after his service ended in Japan

Sega co-founder David Rosen passed away on Christmas Day at the age of 95. After serving in Japan as a U.S. airman, Rosen decided to stay in Japan and start a business, eventually founding Sega. He played a key role in importing coin-operated amusement machines to Japan, leading to the formation of Sega Enterprises Ltd. Rosen later brought Sega to the U.S. in 1986 and oversaw the launch of major game consoles until his retirement in 1996. His legacy includes pivotal contributions to the gaming industry and Sega's growth.