Segakoors

Segakoors is a term that has emerged in online communities, particularly within discussions related to Sega, the Japanese multinational video game and entertainment company. The term is often used to describe a perceived over-enthusiasm or unwavering loyalty among some fans towards Sega, even in the face of the company's declining market share in the console industry following the Dreamcast era. It suggests a sentiment that disregards objective analysis of Sega's products or business decisions, instead focusing on a nostalgic or idealized view of the company's past successes.

The concept of "Segakoors" is not a formal academic term but rather a colloquial descriptor used in fan discussions and on forums. It can sometimes carry a slightly negative connotation, implying a lack of critical thinking or a refusal to acknowledge Sega's challenges. However, it can also be used in a more lighthearted or self-aware manner by fans who identify with a strong connection to Sega's legacy. The term highlights the passionate and sometimes fervent nature of fan bases, particularly for long-standing companies in the entertainment sector. Its usage is primarily confined to informal online spaces where discussions about video games and their histories take place.