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 comes pre-loaded with 42 classic Genesis titles; here's the full list of games, which includes two that were never released.

As originally spotted by journalist Alex Donaldson, the Genesis Mini 2 appeared on Wednesday in a listing that was possibly generated by Sega's Japanese Amazon account, as it restricts orders to ...

That’s exactly what Sega pulled off in 1989 when it brought its 16-bit Mega Drive to North America on August 14, 1989, with a new name: the Sega Genesis.Thirty-five years later, that name stands ...

Sega on Aug. 19 revealed the full list of 60 games coming with the Sega Genesis Mini 2, launching Oct. 27, 2022. The mini-console is available only through Amazon Japan.

Flashback to August 1989. It’s a swimmingly beautiful summer day and the Sega Genesis has hit the U.S. market. Flash forward 30 years and the Sega Genesis Mini is arriving for consumers ...

The Sega Genesis Mini console was just announced, and it's set to release later this year. Here is everything we know about the console, including its hardware, as well as a list of included games.

The first Sega Genesis Mini had a better classic game library. The Mini 2's random assortment of games includes a bunch of Sega CD titles, which excited me as an owner of both the Sega CD and 32X ...

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 ...

The boom in sales came when Sega decided to drop the price of the Genesis and include a copy of Sonic with new purchases. This tactic led to an additional 15 million units sold. By 1992, Sega had ...

The Sega Genesis Mini looks like it's going to be the real-deal as far as high-quality all-in-one classic consoles go. With 40 games, two controllers, an AC adapter packed into the box, ...

It always sounded a bit crunchy, but crunchy in a good way. SEGA’s 16-bit console, whether you call it the Genesis or Mega Drive, always had a unique sound thanks to it’s Yamaha YM2612 sound chip.