Sega Built The World’s Fastest Gaming PC On Wheels And You Must See It In Action

When you think “the world’s fastest gaming PC,” you don’t have any reason whatsoever for your mind to wander to Sega. It’s not as if the venerable videogame company sells gaming PCs, or PC components, even. Well, in a clever bit of wordplay, Sega does indeed lay claim to “the world’s fastest gaming PC” title—with an Intel-powered machine that hits a top speed of 100 kilometers per hour.

The whole project is a stunt, of course, and it’s intended to draw attention to Sega’s presence in the Steam Winter Sale. Sega’s been aggressively porting and releasing its titles to the PC platform for a while now, and if there’s a Sega game you want, it could be as much as 85% off right now.

Sega’s giving away the “world’s fastest gaming PC”, of course, but you’ll have to be in Japan to be eligible. If you ARE in Japan, head over to Sega’s Twitter and follow the instructions to sign up for a chance to win one of the more unique gaming PCs in the world—even if the PC itself is built from off-the-shelf parts.