The SEGA Genesis Mini is scheduled to launch on September 19th for $79.99. A unit was provided by the publisher for the purpose of this review. You can check out all of our previous coverage of ...

The SEGA Genesis Mini is nearly upon us. With a September 19 release date, there's not much time left before we're all living the 16-bit dream of the early '90s on release day. With 42 games, two ...

I've been messing around with the Sega Genesis Mini for a little while now, and so far I'm impressed. Going into it, I expected to find the level of polish M2 is famous for, and I wasn't disappointed.

Sega Genesis Mini: The Box, Controllers, The System, and Other Specs. The Sega Genesis Mini comes packed in a classic Sega Genesis Model 1 box, complete with a coy Sonic the Hedgehog adorning the ...

Sega of America handled the promotion and shipment of the 2019 Genesis Mini, while this year's Genesis Mini 2, slated to ship on October 27, appears to be handled entirely by Sega of Japan.

The Sega Genesis Mini console is retail priced at $79.99 and comes bundled with a power cable, USB power adapter, HDMI Cable, and two wired controllers in the three-button — not six-button ...

Sega talks about the lengths it went to create a proper Sega Genesis mini-console. Article by Mike Williams Reviews Editor, USgamer Updated on June 21, 2019 ...

The Sega Genesis Mini 2 is accidentally something of a double throwback. Naturally, it’s a retro device that faithfully replicates the Genesis’ second model in everything but size.

The SEGA Genesis Mini (or Sega Mega Drive Mini, as it's known outside North America) is the best all-in-one retro console ever made. With a line-up of 42 games (some of which never saw proper ...

Sega is breaking new ground in the miniaturized, retro game console category by being the first company to produce a follow-up unit. With the $99.99 Genesis Mini 2 (up $20 from the original ...

Sega is keeping mini consoles alive. The company has two new tiny devices, the Astro Mini City V and the Sega Genesis Mini 2, that prove there’s still a place for miniaturized classics.

The Guardian also states that Sega then clarified that this meant there are currently no plans for any more mini consoles, which is going to be a bit of disappointment for anyone looking forward ...