Sega Genesis Mini 2 Will Have Less Supply than the Original
In the last few years, various gaming companies have been giving fans a number of ways to play retro titles. One of the trends that has seen big success is the release of miniature gaming consoles that have been preloaded with a set of classic games. Nintendo's NES and SNES mini consoles have arguably codified the concept, though they both ended up being a victim of scalping and supply issues. Not looking to be outdone, Sega has released its own minature console, with another one coming out later this year: the Sega Genesis Mini 2.
According to sales data, the 2019 original Sega Genesis Mini (or Sega Mega Drive Mini depending on the region) sold over 1.5 million units. Some consoles even had region exclusive games depending on where they were sold. Much like the original, the Sega Genesis Mini 2 has a number of retro titles, although this time will feature some classics that never made it onto the system as well as some Sega CD games. Despite this being a product that would be greatly anticipated by older Sega fans and prospective buyers, the mini console will be in less supply compared to its 2019 release.
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In an article from Ars Technica, Sega had answered a few questions regarding the upcoming Sega Genesis mini console sequel. This confirmation came about in a rather roundabout way, as the production in both the promotion and shipment of the mini console seems to be handled by Sega of Japan as opposed to Sega of America. A letter from the Japanese office confirmed that the Sega Genesis Mini 2 originally started out as a «Japan-only» project before being further produced in small numbers specifically for the West.
The letter states that the reduced number of units is
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