
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 game titles preloaded onto it. So far, the Mega Drive Mini 2 is only slated for a release in Japan, but there’s some hints that it will eventually make a global release.
For those unfamiliar, Mega Drive was the branding of the Sega Genesis outside of North America. To the joy of the millions of gamers who grew up on Sega, the company revived its hit retro gaming console by miniaturizing and modernizing it. Now, Sega is working on another iteration of its retro revival efforts, the Mega Drive Mini 2 that’s based on the second version of the Sega Mega Drive that was released in the 90s.