Sega started its console journey in the 8-bit era ... a redesigned SG-1000 II in 1984 which did away with the hardwire joystick, replacing it with a pair of detachable joypads.

Sega made it official by rolling out a dedicated Sega Genesis Mini 2 website. If this mini-console concept looks familiar, that's because Sega of Japan already announced its own version of this ...

Meanwhile, it comes with the CX40+ Joystick Controller and HDMI ... And not to be outdone, Sega has their own mini-console with the Sega Genesis Mini. For even more bizarre Sega games from the ...

The Sega Dreamcast was the console that kicked off the sixth generation ... Players could fully utilize the joystick to move characters, compared to previous fighting games which had much more ...

Earlier today, Sega announced the next ... that will be compatible with the tiny console. The controller was known for having both digital and analogue joystick modules, and it was compatible ...

Sega was a big competitor name for years. I’m sure I don’t have to tell you that. But over the years, they have left the console business behind. That was until they released their mini console.

The fourth generation is where the “console wars” officially began. Sega was out for blood with the 16-bit Genesis, which easily outclassed the NES for a few years before the SNES arrived.

Sega has ruled out making any more Mini consoles, dashing hopes for a Saturn or Dreamcast revival. The company behind Sonic the Hedgehog has released a number of nostalgia-fuelled Mini consoles ...

This console war would change gaming forever, and lead to the next savage battles as the ’90s went on. SNES did sell better when it debuted, though, so Sega unleashed their next salvo ...