First 10 games revealed
- by Liam Doolan
Last September, Sega decided to delay the release of the Mega Drive Mini / Genesis Mini after the response to the announcement here in the west was bigger than it expected. The company also explained how it also wanted to achieve a level of quality fans would expect and brought in proven Japanese developers to help out.
Sega has now announced the system will launch worldwide on 19th September. It will be priced at 6,980 yen (approx. $70 USD) or 8,980 yen (approx. $90 USD) if you want two controllers. The device will include a total of 40 titles, with the first 10 for Japan now confirmed (thanks Gematsu). The library of games for North America and Europe is expected to be slightly different and it’s been revealed the talented team at M2 worked on the software.
More details about the system will be shared on 18th April during a Famitsu live stream.
Will you be picking up a Sega Mini system this September? Tell us in the comments.
[via gematsu.com, twitter.com]
