The Japanese game publisher Sega officially unveiled the Sega Mega Drive Mini at Sega Fest 2018. This is a small version of the beloved 16-bit game computer that was released in the nineties and shot against the Super Nintendo.
Sega Mega Drive Mini announced
Sega also joins the trend of nostalgic, small game consoles . The Japanese game farmer has announced the Sega Mega Drive Mini at Sega Fest 2018 this weekend. This mini version of the Mega Drive, which shot against the Super Nintendo in the nineties, has to appear somewhere in 2018. The small console is released in honor of the thirty-year existence of the game console and will contain some classic games. For this project Sega is working together with the company AtGames.
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Furthermore, few details are known, but we can count on the Sega Mega Drive Mini to look very similar to the Mini NES and Mini SNES from Nintendo. At least fifteen games will be present on the hardware. The device will initially be available in Japan, but may also later on to other parts of the world. The Sega Mega Drive has been available in Japan since October 1988 and later came to North America and Europe, and has sold 30 million units in its life cycle.
