SEGA asks fans what mini console they want to see next

While SEGA no longer makes its own video game consoles, the company has released a large number of systems throughout its history. Since 2019, SEGA has released a number of mini consoles containing some of the system’s most iconic games. Following the release of the SEGA Mega Drive Mini 2, the company is asking fans for what console they want next.

As reported by Twitter user ‘Gosokkyu’ the Japanese version of the Mega Drive Mini 2 classic console comes with a questionnaire by SEGA which among many other things, asks users what other SEGA consoles they would like to see get the mini treatment next – with the consoles in question being as follows:

• SC-3000
• SG-1000/1000 II
• Mark III/Master System
• Saturn
• Dreamcast
• MD Mini 3
• Game Gear Micro 2
• Non-Micro Game Gear
• Arcade a la Astro City Mini

The SEGA Genesis / Mega Drive was by far the company’s most successful system, and so it makes sense that they would produce two classic console variants. With both now being available, it seems the company is looking towards their next target system.

Of the listed systems, having a mini version of the SEGA Saturn or the SEGA Dreamcast would be exciting. That being said, the hardware for the original SEGA Dreamcast was rather unique for its time and so it will be interesting to see what changes are made if the company chooses to make a mini Dreamcast. We will have to wait and see.

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KitGuru says: What do you think of the Mega Drive Mini? Have you bought any of the mini consoles released? Which SEGA system would you vote for them to make next? Let us know down below.

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