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Sega Mega Drive Mini Review

Sega Mega Drive Mini Review

Posted on January 11, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Following in the footsteps of Nintendo and Sony, Sega’s first miniature plug-in-and-play console is finally here. But is it any good?

What is the Sega Mega Drive Mini?

Ever since Nintendo dove into the plug-in-and-play market with the NES Mini, gamers of a certain age have been waiting with baited breath to see which other classic consoles could be given a new lease of life. After the unmitigated disaster that was the PlayStation Classic, Sega is the latest company to show its hand with the Mega Drive Mini (or the Genesis Mini if you’re living Stateside).
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