So far, Sega has only offered up release details for Japan, saying the device would cost 4,980 yen (about $50). It’s unclear when, or even if, the Game Gear Micro will make its way to the United ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Game Gear Micro Yellow One of the four different models in the Game Gear Micro line-up, which includes four games: Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya ...

Sega has officially unveiled the Game Gear Mini. There are four color variations and each one includes four different games. It will launch in Japan on October 6th, the 30th anniversary of the ...

What with everyone doing mini versions of classic video game consoles these days, Sega has now unveiled a new Game Gear Micro handheld. Subscribe To Newsletters ... blue, yellow and red. MORE FOR YOU.

Sega is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year with another retro console, and it looks like it might be the tiniest yet. The Game Gear Micro is set to ship in Japan in October for 4,980 yen.

The palm-sized Game Gear Micro will cost 4,980 yen (around $45 / £35 / AU$65) and comes with a minuscule 1.15 inch screen. It will also be available in a variety of colors, including blue, yellow ...

The Game Gear Micro Yellow will launch alongside the Blue, Black, and Red models in Japan on October 6, 2020. Check our previous report for a closer look at the Game Gear Micro Blue version ...

Launching October 6 — Sega's releasing the Game Gear Micro in Japan on October 6 (the original release date for the Game Gear in 1990) for ¥4,980, which is about $45. Pre-orders start today ...

Sega Game Gear Micro is cute and that's pretty much the best thing about it. It's the smallest retro gaming console you'll come across these days, one that won't look out of place on your keyring ...

At launch the Game Gear Micro will be available in four colors: classic black, blue, yellow, and red, but each one will include four different games from the original Game Gear catalog like Sonic ...

The Game Gear Micro, at least in that distressing promo pic, looks TOO small. To mark the company’s 60th anniversary, Sega has decided to take one of its most notorious systems and re-release it ...

One of the most interesting game announcements this week comes from SEGA as they're releasing the Game Gear Micro.The company dropped a trailer for the tiny gaming console a few hours ago in Japan ...