The Game Gear Micro consoles are all available to preorder now in Japan for 4,980 yen (~$50) individually and will ship on October 6th. What more appropriate way to celebrate its 60th anniversary?

Remember, this is the same company that released non-functional plastic Sega CD and 32X add-ons for the Mega Drive Mini. Well, if you’re willing to drop 27,255 yen (~$250) on a pack of all four consoles, Sega is including a mini version of its Big Window magnifying-glass accessory. You may be wondering how exactly you’re meant to play games on a 1.15-inch display, which makes the Game Boy Micro’s 2-inch panel sound huge by comparison. It charges over USB but can also run off two AAA batteries. There’s a single mono speaker and a headphone jack. The hardware itself is 80mm x 43mm x 20mm with a 1.15-inch display. Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special.Shining Force Gaiden: Ensei – Jashin no Kuni he.It turns out that the four color variants are different systems each with four different games preloaded, no doubt in an attempt to drive collectors to buy them all. It features a built-in speaker and a headphone jack.Sega has now revealed full details of its just-announced Game Gear Micro portable console - or, I should say, console s. The Sega Game Gear Micro will be powered by two AAA batteries but can also be powered by a USB micro cable. Getting your hands on the Big Window Micro requires pre-ordering all four Game Gear Micro units at the same store (in Japan, at least - Sega has not announced a Western released for its mini Game Gear). Playing those games on such a tiny screen will likely result in some eyestrain, but Sega has a solution: the Big Window Micro magnifying glass, a recreation of the Big Window released for the original Game Gear. Here’s a look at each color variation and which games - emulated by developer M2, by the way - are included in each: Image: Sega The screen measures just 1.15 inches diagonally, about a third the size of the original Game Gear’s LCD screen and much tinier than the two-inch screen on the Game Boy Micro. The Sega Game Gear Micro is tiny indeed it’s 80 mm wide (about 3.15 inches) and 43 mm tall (about 1.7 inches). + GAMES Gamecube, Wii, NES, SNES, N64, PS1, Sega, more 1 (New West burnaby/newwest ) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. Each Game Gear Micro costs 4,980 yen (about $46) and will be released in Japan on Oct. 0 ( city of vancouver ) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. The Sega Game Gear Micro will be released in Japan this October, and it may be the strangest retro device yet: The system comes in four different colors, and each colorway comes with four Game Gear games built-in. Sega is reviving its 1990 handheld, the Game Gear, as a mini retro-console for the company’s 60th anniversary.

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