SEGA have officially announced the last set of games that’ll be loaded onto the Mega Drive Mini when it launches this September, and it’s a whopping 12 more games, bringing the full total to 42 games. Check out the tweet from SEGA Europe below.
The last 12 titles are:
– Tetris
– Darius
– Road Rash II
– Strider
– Virtua Fighter 2
– Alisia Dragoon
– Columns
– Dynamite Headdy
– Kid Chameleon
– Monster World IV
– Light Crusader
– Eternal Champions— SEGA Europe (@SEGA_Europe) June 4, 2019
The full list of titles coming to the SEGA Mega Drive Mini is as follows:
– Sonic The Hedgehog– Ecco the Dolphin– Castlevania: The New Generation– Space Harrier 2 -Shining Force -Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine– ToeJam & Earl– Comix Zone– Altered Beast– Gunstar Heroes– Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse– World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck– Thunder Force III– Super Fantasy Zone– Shinobi III– Streets of Rage 2– Earthworm Jim– Sonic The Hedgehog 2– Probotector– Landstalker– Mega Man: The Wily Wars– Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition– Ghouls ‘n Ghosts– Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle– Story of Thor– Golden Axe– Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium– Sonic The Hedgehog Spinball– Vectorman– Wonder Boy in Monster World– Tetris– Darius– Road Rash II– Strider– Virtua Fighter 2– Alisia Dragoon– Kid Chameleon– Monster World IV– Eternal Champions– Columns– Dynamite Headdy– Light Crusader
The Mega Drive Mini, or Genesis Mini if you live elsewhere, offers the likes of Earthworm Jim, Monster World IV, Mega Man: The Wily Wars and Darius, which have never been available as part of a miniaturised console before. With a whopping 42 games in total, you’re certainly getting plenty of bang for your buck when the Mega Drive Mini launches on September 19th for £69.99. Will you be picking one up? Sound off in the comments.
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