SEGA's miniature console, Genesis Mini - also known as Mega Drive Mini - has finally received a launch date. The long-awaited ...

There aren't too many Genesis players who didn't own Jurassic Park or Aladdin back in the '90s, and even fewer who haven't ...

Sega's Genesis Mini 2 is the game company’s second retro console featuring games from its 16-bit era. This time around, however, Sega added several Sega CD titles as well as two games that never made ...

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LEGO and Sega have collaborated to bring a new set to shelves based on the classic Genesis game console. The LEGO Sega Genesis will contain 479 pieces and is launching on June 1, 2026. LEGO announced ...

A new LEGO set based on the Sega Genesis console has been officially announced. Scheduled to launch in June 2026, the model will mark LEGO's second set based on Sega's retro gaming system. LEGO has ...

Back in the 1980 and ’90s, the video game console wars pitted two companies against one another: Nintendo and Sega. Ultimately, Nintendo won the conflict, and it continues to produce consoles, while ...

In a nod to the late 80s, Sega has brought back the Genesis Mini gaming console for a limited time. The retro console, which debuted on Thursday, gives 80s kids the chance to relive their childhood ...

Different remakes and remasters have been centered around classic titles, but some nostalgic adventures from the Sega Genesis console era have been excluded from this trend. Thankfully, one Sega ...

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Today, SEGA and the LEGO Group revealed the new SEGA Genesis Console LEGO set, which pays homage to SEGA's classic gaming console. The build brings a love of retro gaming by allowing builders to ...

To move on from the 8-bit era of video games discussed in my previous article on “hidden gems” for the NES, I’d now like to take a look at similarly overlooked yet impressive titles for Sega’s 16-bit ...