Jensen Huang Joins Sega 30-Year Akihabara Event as Nvidia Unveils RTX Spark Sega Games

3 articles · Updated · DIGITIMES · Jul 15

Tokyo's Akihabara hosted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on July 15 for an event marking 30 years of Nvidia GeForce Japan's partnership with Sega.
The appearance coincided with Nvidia and Sega announcing Sega titles for RTX Spark PCs, led by Virtua Fighter Crossroads.
Nvidia said the new platform will also carry other games alongside features such as ray tracing, DLSS and AI enhancements for Windows PCs.
The anniversary ties back to Nvidia's NV1 chip, which powered the first Virtua Fighter on PC, underscoring how the companies are using a 30-year link to promote RTX Spark.

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