Sega is doubling down on nostalgia and the micro-console craze with a new miniature-sized Game Gear. To commemorate its 60th anniversary this year, Sega announced on Wednesday, June 3, that it ...

The Game Gear was Sega's brief entry into the handheld market in the early 90s to challenge Nintendo's Game Boy. It was ahead ...

This embedded content failed to load. Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. Sega is reviving its ...

The Sega Game Gear Micro is a new video game console that's about the size of half the palm of your hand. It is exceedingly tiny – and it's made to be collectible. This device will be released ...

Sega is celebrating its 60th anniversary in a big way. Or, to be more precise, with a tiny device. It’s releasing a mini version of its ‘90s handheld console, the Game Gear. The Game Gear ...

The Game Gear Micro is portable console as performance art. Coming off the back of the excellent Genesis Mini, Sega had two choices when it came to reviving the Game Gear, its contemporaneous 8 ...

Sega has now unveiled a new Game Gear Micro handheld. If you don’t know about the Game Gear, it was Sega’s entry into the 90s handheld console market to combat Nintendo’s hugely successful ...

In honor of the company's 60th anniversary, Sega has announced the coming Japanese release of the Game Gear Micro. What Sega is calling a "portable mascot" will ship in Japan on October 6 for an ...

The Game Gear was Sega’s answer to Nintendo’s Gameboy. Rushed to market, the Game Gear reused much of the hardware from the very popular Master System Console. The hardware wasn’t quite ...