Sega is giving us exactly what we want: more of that sweet, retro gaming nostalgia. Following the success of its Mega Drive Mini from 2019, Sega announced a follow-up that has 50 more classic video ...

Sega will release another microconsole with games built into it. A Sega Mega Drive Mini 2, aka the Sega Genesis Mini 2, will debut in Japan on October 27, 2022. A worldwide release isn’t confirmed yet ...

Sega's Genesis Mini console was one of the only officially licensed retro emulation boxes that came close to the NES and SNES Classics' combination of software quality and hardware authenticity, even ...

Following up the Sega Genesis Mini release in 2019, Sega’s got its next mini retro console reissue coming — the Sega Drive Mini 2. (In North America, you’d know the original console by its other name, ...

Something to look forward to: If you have been collecting miniaturized retro gaming systems (I'm pointing to you, Shawn Knight), you might be excited to know Sega is releasing a follow-up to the Mega ...

Sega is set to relive some of its past glories once again with another retro console. The company has announced the Mega Drive Mini 2. While the system has only been confirmed for Japan for now, it ...

SEGA has announced the SEGA Mega Drive Mini 2 which comes with 50 pre-installed games from the SEGA CD and SEGA Genesis era - known outside of North America as Mega CD and Mega Drive. Games installed ...

Demonstrating once again that it’s always just one step behind the rest of the games industry, Sega didn’t get the memo that PC and emulation gaming handhelds are in and miniature game-filled replica ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Following a tease late last month, Sega has officially unveiled a new mini console in the style of ...

Gaming company Sega has announced another mini Mega Drive gaming console in Japan. The new Sega mini Mega Drive can accommodate both cartridge and CD games and is priced at 9,980 yen ($75). The new ...

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