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{{stub}}The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (メガドライブミニ2), sold in North America as the '''Sega Genesis Mini 2''', is a miniature [[Sega Mega Drive 2]] console with 60 built-in [[Sega Mega Drive]] and [[Sega Mega-CD]] games. It was released in October 2022 in Japan as a successor to the [[Mega Drive Mini]].
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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (メガドライブミニ2), sold in North America as the '''Sega Genesis Mini 2''' (セガジェネシスミニ2), is a miniature [[Sega Mega Drive 2]] console with 60 built-in [[Sega Mega Drive]] and [[Sega Mega-CD]] games. It was released in October 2022 worldwide as a successor to the [[Mega Drive Mini]].
  
 
==Hardware==
 
==Hardware==
 
As a successor to the original Mega Drive Mini, the unit is designed to resemble the Sega Mega Drive 2 (or Sega Genesis Model 2) at 55% the size of the original, but is incompatible with any of the original games or controllers, relying solely on its built-in library of emulated games and slots for two USB peripherals. Video is output at 720p 60Hz via HDMI.
 
As a successor to the original Mega Drive Mini, the unit is designed to resemble the Sega Mega Drive 2 (or Sega Genesis Model 2) at 55% the size of the original, but is incompatible with any of the original games or controllers, relying solely on its built-in library of emulated games and slots for two USB peripherals. Video is output at 720p 60Hz via HDMI.
  
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The hardware for the Mega Drive Mini 2 is largely the same as its predecessor, though with larger internal storage to include Mega-CD games. Much like its predecessor, Sega acquired the rights to feature games by a variety of third-party publishers in the Mega Drive Mini 2, including the likes of [[Game Arts]], [[Namco]], [[Capcom]], [[Interplay]], [[Electronic Arts]] and [[Taito]].
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The hardware for the Mega Drive Mini 2 is largely the same as its predecessor, though with larger internal storage to include Mega-CD games. Much like its predecessor, Sega acquired the rights to feature games by a variety of third-party publishers in the Mega Drive Mini 2, including the likes of [[Game Arts]], [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]], [[Capcom]], [[Interplay]], [[Electronic Arts]] and [[Taito]].
  
 
The original plan was to create an entirely new mini console, though parts shortages as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic led to those plans being shelved and the Mega Drive Mini 2 to be made instead. This also resulted in a smaller production run than the Mega Drive Mini, as well as limited retail distribution through Amazon.
 
The original plan was to create an entirely new mini console, though parts shortages as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic led to those plans being shelved and the Mega Drive Mini 2 to be made instead. This also resulted in a smaller production run than the Mega Drive Mini, as well as limited retail distribution through Amazon.
  
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All models, including the Western model, include only one USB [[Six Button Control Pad (Mega Drive)|Six Button Control Pad]], though all controllers manufactured for the Mega Drive Mini are also compatible. The Western model is also sold in Japan as a separate product.
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All models, including the North American and European models, include only one USB [[Six Button Control Pad (Mega Drive)|Six Button Control Pad]], though all controllers manufactured for the Mega Drive Mini are also compatible. The design of the North American and European models are not accurate to the design of the original systems as they use the Japanese model's power switch as opposed to a power button, likely to save manufacturing costs. The North American model was also sold in Japan as a separate product.
  
 
===Technical specifications===
 
===Technical specifications===
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==Features==
 
==Features==
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The Mega Drive Mini 2 presents the user with a graphical interface displaying the covers of every game included on the system. Ten covers are displayed on the screen at a time, but the user can choose to display all games at once by pressing {{B}}, displaying their spines. The games can even be sorted alphabetically, by release date, by genre, by the number of supported players, or have Mega-CD games listed first. The menu music is once again composed by [[Yuzo Koshiro]].
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[[File:MegaDriveMini2 EU MenuScreen.png|thumb|right|The menu interface from the European system.]]
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The Mega Drive Mini 2 presents the user with a graphical interface displaying the covers of every game included on the system. Ten covers are displayed on the screen at a time, but the user can choose to display all games at once by pressing {{B}}, displaying their spines. The games can even be sorted alphabetically, by release date, by genre, by the number of supported players, by recently played, or have Mega-CD games listed first. The menu music is once again composed by [[Yuzo Koshiro]].
  
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Changing the system language in the settings menu will also change the menu interface to match the selected language, changing to a Japanese Mega Drive-themed menu for Japanese, and a Genesis-themed menu for English. Most of the covers will also change to match those of the respective region, and alternate regional versions of the games can be played, however not all games have an alternate regional variant available and will remain the same.
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Changing the system language in the settings menu will also change the menu interface to match the selected language, changing to a Japanese Mega Drive-themed menu for Japanese or Chinese, a Genesis-themed menu for English, French, Spanish or Korean (with the exception of European systems for these languages except Korean), and a PAL Mega Drive-themed menu for Italian and German. Most of the covers will also change to match those of the respective region, and alternate regional versions of the games can be played, however not all games have an alternate regional variant available and will remain the same. On the European system, most games are the North American versions, though a small number of games such as ''[[Robo Aleste]]'', ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog CD]]'' and ''[[Soleil]]'' use the European versions though have the North American versions available via a menu that appears when starting the game or by changing the system language.
  
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During a game, the user can call up System Menu at any time. From this menu, the user can save their progress to a savestate, with each game supporting up to four savestates.
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During a game, the user can call up System Menu at any time by pressing the {{Reset}} button on the console. From this menu, the user can save their progress to a savestate, with each game supporting up to four savestates. Savestates will also remember which region the game is set to, so if the system language is changed, and the savestate is loaded, the regional variant of the game that was played when the savestate was created will be loaded. The {{Mode}} button may also be used to open the System Menu, which can be configured in the settings to open the menu instantly (Quick Load) or to require the user to hold {{Mode}} for one or three seconds, or hold {{Start}} instead. Configuring this setting to any setting other than Quick Load will allow the {{Mode}} button to be used in games that have a use for it (e.g. to enable [[Vectorman 2/Hidden content#Free movement|free movement]] in ''[[Vectorman 2]]'').
  
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The settings menu gives the user the ability to alter the display in various ways. Games can be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio or they can fill the entire screen, along with an optional CRT filter that blurs the image and displays scanlines. When playing in a 4:3 ratio, the user can choose to have one of two wallpapers displayed around the game screen to fill the blank space. The menu also includes a QR code that takes the user to a site hosting the original game manuals when scanned using a smartphone or tablet. New to the Mega Drive Mini 2 is a setting to choose between emulating the audio output of a Model 1 or Model 2 Mega Drive. Viewing the staff credits will display the [[Sega Mega-CD/Boot ROM|boot ROM]] screens in the background.
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The settings menu gives the user the ability to alter the display in various ways. Games can be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio or they can fill the entire screen, along with an optional CRT filter that blurs the image and displays scanlines. When playing in a 4:3 ratio, the user can choose to have one of eight wallpapers displayed around the game screen to fill the blank space. The menu also includes a QR code that takes the user to a site hosting the original game manuals when scanned using a smartphone or tablet. New to the Mega Drive Mini 2 is a setting to choose between emulating the audio output of a Model 1 or Model 2 Mega Drive. Viewing the staff credits will display the [[Sega Mega-CD/Boot ROM|boot ROM]] screens in the background, with the type being determined by the user's language and sound settings (e.g. setting the language to Japanese and the sound setting to Model 1 will display the Japanese Model 1 boot ROM screen).
  
 
==List of games==
 
==List of games==
 
While both editions of the Mega Drive Mini 2 contain 60 games, the lineup has been adjusted to better suit the region. Note that ''[[Sangokushi III]]'' is listed twice for both versions of the game, though both are officially counted as one game.
 
While both editions of the Mega Drive Mini 2 contain 60 games, the lineup has been adjusted to better suit the region. Note that ''[[Sangokushi III]]'' is listed twice for both versions of the game, though both are officially counted as one game.
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For a more detailed list that specifies what language versions are available for each game, click the following link:
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{{mainArticle|{{PAGENAME}}/Versions}}
  
 
===Japan===
 
===Japan===
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====Mega Drive====
 
====Mega Drive====
 
*''[[Aa Harimanada]]''
 
*''[[Aa Harimanada]]''
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*''[[After Burner II]]''*
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*''[[Alien Soldier]]''*
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*''[[Alien Soldier]]''
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*''[[Bonanza Bros.]]''*
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*''[[Bonanza Bros.]]''
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*''[[Chelnov]]''*
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*''[[Columns III: Taiketsu! Columns World]]''*
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*''[[Devi to Pii]]''* (new)
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*''[[Ex-Ranza]]''*
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*''[[Fantasy Zone (Mega Drive)|Fantasy Zone]]''* (new)
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*''[[Fantasy Zone (Mega Drive)|Fantasy Zone]]'' (new)
 
*''[[Fushigi no Umi no Nadia]]''
 
*''[[Fushigi no Umi no Nadia]]''
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*''[[Futari de Puyo Puyo Sun]]''* (new)
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*''[[Futari de Puyo Puyo Sun]]'' (new)
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*''[[Gain Ground]]''*
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*''[[Gain Ground]]''
 
*''[[Gambler Jiko Chuushinha: Katayama Masayuki no Mahjong Doujou]]''
 
*''[[Gambler Jiko Chuushinha: Katayama Masayuki no Mahjong Doujou]]''
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*''[[Garou Densetsu 2: Aratanaru Tatakai]]''*
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*''[[Garou Densetsu 2: Aratanaru Tatakai]]''
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*''[[Granada]]''*
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*''[[Granada]]''
 
*''[[Honoo no Toukyuuji: Dodge Danpei]]''
 
*''[[Honoo no Toukyuuji: Dodge Danpei]]''
 
*''[[Magical Taruruto-kun (Mega Drive)|Magical Taruruto-kun]]''
 
*''[[Magical Taruruto-kun (Mega Drive)|Magical Taruruto-kun]]''
 
*''[[Megapanel]]''
 
*''[[Megapanel]]''
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*''[[Midnight Resistance]]''*
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*''[[Midnight Resistance]]''
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*''[[OutRun]]''*
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*''[[OutRun]]''
 
*''[[Party Quiz Mega Q 2022]]'' (new)
 
*''[[Party Quiz Mega Q 2022]]'' (new)
 
*''[[Party Quiz Sega Q]]'' (new)
 
*''[[Party Quiz Sega Q]]'' (new)
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*''[[Phantasy Star II: Kaerazaru Toki no Owari ni]]''*
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*''[[Phantasy Star II: Kaerazaru Toki no Owari ni]]''
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*''[[Populous]]''*
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*''[[Populous]]''
 
*''[[Puzzle & Action: Ichidant-R]]''
 
*''[[Puzzle & Action: Ichidant-R]]''
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*''[[Ragnacenty]]''*
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*''[[Sangokushi III]]''
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*''[[Sangokushi III]]''*
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*''[[Sanrin San-chan]]'' (new)
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*''[[Sanrin San-chan]]''* (new)
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*''[[Shin Souseiki Ragnacenty]]''
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*''[[Shining and the Darkness]]''*
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*''[[Shining and the Darkness]]''
 
*''[[Sorcerian]]''
 
*''[[Sorcerian]]''
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*''[[Space Harrier II]]'' / ''[[Space Harrier]]''* (new)
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*''[[Space Harrier II]]'' / ''[[Space Harrier]]'' (new)
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*''[[Splatterhouse Part 2]]''*
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*''[[Splatterhouse Part 2]]''
 
*''[[Star Cruiser]]''
 
*''[[Star Cruiser]]''
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*''[[Star Mobile]]''* (new)
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*''[[Star Mobile]]'' (new)
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*''[[Super Locomotive]]''* (new)
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*''[[Super Locomotive]]'' (new)
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*''[[Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers]]''*
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*''[[Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers]]''
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*''[[Tatsujin]]''*
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*''[[Tatsujin]]''
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*''[[Thunder Force IV]]''*
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*''[[Thunder Force IV]]''
 
*''[[Tougi Ou King Colossus]]''
 
*''[[Tougi Ou King Colossus]]''
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*''[[Viewpoint]]''* (new to Japan)
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*''[[Viewpoint]]'' (new to Japan)
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*''[[Virtua Racing]]''*
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*''[[Virtua Racing]]''
  
 
====Mega-CD====
 
====Mega-CD====
 
*''[[Captain Tsubasa]]''
 
*''[[Captain Tsubasa]]''
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*''[[Dennin Aleste]]''*
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*''[[Dennin Aleste]]''
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*''[[Ecco the Dolphin CD]]''*
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*''[[Ecco the Dolphin CD]]''
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*''[[Final Fight CD]]''*
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*''[[Final Fight CD]]''
 
*''[[Lunar: Eternal Blue]]''
 
*''[[Lunar: Eternal Blue]]''
 
*''[[Lunar: The Silver Star]]''
 
*''[[Lunar: The Silver Star]]''
 
*''[[Mahou no Shoujo: Silky Lip]]''
 
*''[[Mahou no Shoujo: Silky Lip]]''
 
*''[[Night Striker]]''
 
*''[[Night Striker]]''
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*''[[Night Trap]]''*
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*''[[Night Trap]]''
 
*''[[The Ninja Warriors]]''
 
*''[[The Ninja Warriors]]''
 
*''[[Popful Mail]]''
 
*''[[Popful Mail]]''
 
*''[[Sangokushi III]]''
 
*''[[Sangokushi III]]''
 
*''[[Shin Megami Tensei]]''
 
*''[[Shin Megami Tensei]]''
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*''[[Shining Force CD]]''*
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*''[[Shining Force CD]]''
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*''[[Silpheed]]''*
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*''[[Silpheed]]''
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*''[[Sonic the Hedgehog CD]]''*
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*''[[Sonic the Hedgehog CD]]''
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*''[[StarBlade]]''*
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*''[[StarBlade]]''
 
*''[[Tenka Fubu: Eiyuutachi no Houkou]]''
 
*''[[Tenka Fubu: Eiyuutachi no Houkou]]''
 
*''[[Wondermega Collection]]''
 
*''[[Wondermega Collection]]''
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*''[[Yumemi Yakata no Monogatari]]''*
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*''[[Yumemi Yakata no Monogatari]]''
 
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===North America / Europe===
 
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==Production credits==
 
==Production credits==
 
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{{creditsheader|SEGA MEGA DRIVE MINI 2 / SEGA GENESIS MINI 2}}
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*'''Project Lead:''' [[Hiroyuki Miyazaki]]
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*'''Business Lead:''' [[Akemi Kamata]]
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*'''Production Lead:''' [[Tomoki Kaji]]
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*'''Contents Lead:''' [[Yosuke Okunari]]
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*'''Project Manager:''' [[Yasushi Yamashita]], [[Yasuyuki Hattori]]
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{{creditsheader|SYSTEM DEVELOPED BY M2}}
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*'''Directors:''' [[Naoki Horii]], [[Tsuyoshi Matsuoka]]
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*'''Planners:''' Tsuyoshi Matsuoka, Kazuki Kubota, Ken-ichiro Kikuchi, Yujiro Yamamoto, Yuuta Yamanaka, Masanori Yagi
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*'''Programmers:''' Shintaro Ishikura, Daisuke Koizumi, Makoto Harashino, Hiroaki Okabe, Yoichiro Watanabe, Takayuki Kawanishi, Nobuhisa Shinoda, [[Tetsuya Abe]], Hiroyuki Sawai, Yuu Igarashi, Akira Sakuma, Junichiro Minami, Akira Saito, Jumpei Issiki
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*'''Menu Designers:''' Yoshimi Mishima (TORO KIKAKU), Moriwo Ashizuka (TORO KIKAKU), Ami Fujii (TORO KIKAKU), Marina Mitsuhashi (TORO KIKAKU)
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*'''Graphic Designers:''' Naoki Takahashi, Goh Takahashi, Highma Fuyuno, Makoto Shiina, Yoshiyasu Matsushita, Satoru Hasegawa, Ryoetsu Ino (WAMSOFT)
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*'''Package Art for "[[Thunder Force IV]]":''' Taisuke Kanasaki
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*'''Package Art for "[[Viewpoint]]" (Japanese&EU Package):''' Highma Fuyuno
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*'''Package Art for "[[Devi & Pii]]":''' [[Takashi Ohtsuji]] (SEGA)
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*'''Sound Designers:''' Tatsuhiko Kasuga, Sakuoki Kudo
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*'''Library & Tools:''' Jun Okada, Hiroaki Goto (GORRY), Toshinori Yuuki (WAMSOFT), Go Watanabe (WAMSOFT)
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*'''Theme Music Composed:''' [[Yuzo Koshiro]] ([[Ancient]])
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*'''Contract Management:''' Yukiko Karashima
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*'''Project Manager:''' Takehiro Kawachi
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*'''Special Thanks:''' Jemini Hirono, Keisuke Koga, Takaaki Hashimoto, Keiichi Sato, Shinnosuke Nemoto, Ryohey Miyaki
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{{creditsheader|Fantasy Zone for Mega Drive}}
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*'''Directors:''' Naoki Horii, Kazuki Kubota
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*'''Planners:''' Kazuki Kubota, Hideki Konishi
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*'''Program & Design & Sound:''' Hideki Konishi
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*'''Supervisor:''' [[Masato Nishimura]] (SEGA)
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*'''Special Thanks:''' K.RALPH, Takeshi Kano, Takashi Kato, zen_nif, HED.HOJO, WING☆, [[Tsuyoshi Matsuoka]], Tatsuhiko Kasuga
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*'''Powered by:''' M2 ShotTriggers
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{{creditsheader|Tricycle SAN ([[Spatter]]) for Mega Drive}}
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*'''Director:''' Naoki Horii
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*'''Program Unit:''' Renya Iizuka (TAIYO SEISAKUSHO Inc.)
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*'''Package Art:''' [[Yoshiki Kawasaki]]
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*'''Development Support:''' Kazuki Kubota, Hiroyuki Sawai
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*'''Special Thanks:''' Ryohey Miyaki, Masayuki Fukui
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{{creditsheader|[[Super Locomotive]] for Mega Drive}}
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*'''Director:''' Naoki Horii
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*'''Program Unit:''' Renya Iizuka (TAIYO SEISAKUSHO Inc.)
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*'''Music:''' Ryzeen (O.M.Y.)
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*'''Sound Supervisor:''' Haruomi Hosonoe (O.M.Y.)
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*'''Sound Manipulator:''' Sakuoki Kudo
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*'''Sound Converter:''' Tatsuhiko Kasuga
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*'''Development Support:''' Kazuki Kubota, Hiroyuki Sawai
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*'''Special Thanks:''' SuperSweep co., ltd., Ryohey Miyaki, Masayuki Fukui
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{{creditsheader|[[Space Harrier]] · [[Space Harrier II]] for Mega Drive PLUS}}
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*'''Director:''' Naoki Horii
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*'''Main Programmer:''' Hiroshi Sakurai
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*'''Sub Programmers:''' FAW LAB., ITOKEN
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*'''Hardware Architect:''' Tsuyoshi Hasegawa
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*'''M5 Development Environment:''' Makoto Harashino
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*'''Sound Edit:''' WING☆
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*'''Sound Support:''' Sakuoki Kudo
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*'''Graphic Conversion:''' Hiroshi Sakurai, ITOKEN
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*'''Graphic Support:''' Keisuke Koga, Hayato Takano
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*'''Supervisor:''' Masato Nishimura (SEGA)
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*'''Special Thanks:''' Tsuyoshi Matsuoka, Kazuki Kubota, Keiichi Satoh, Hideki Konishi, Masanobu Kumata
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{{creditsheader|[[VS Puyo Puyo Sun]]}}
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*'''Director & Planners:''' Guts Nakamatsu, Yuuta Yamanaka, Yujiro Yamamoto
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*'''Programmers:''' Shimpei Yamada, Hiroaki Okabe
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*'''Graphic Designers:''' Romyu, Goh Takahashi
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*'''Package Art:''' Ichi
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*'''English Localization:''' Ken Senda, [[Jane-Evelyn Nisperos|Jaelyn Nisperos]]
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*'''Sound:''' Tatsuhiko Kasuga, Sakuoki Kudo
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*'''Supervisors:''' Jemini Hirono, Hiroyuki Sawai
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{{creditsheader|SEGA Co., Ltd.}}
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*'''Head of Japan Asia Publishing:''' [[Go Saito|GO Saito]]
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*'''Sales:''' [[Katsutoshi Memezawa]], [[Tomohiko Hayashi]], [[Keigo Kimura]], [[Shuto Kobayashi]], [[Hiroshi Matsubara]], [[Junichiro Suzuki]], [[Toshiyuki Tanaka]], [[Kota Aso]], [[Masahiro Tanaka]], [[Shinya Oosaki]], [[FIELD CREW SERVICE Co.,Ltd.]]
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*'''Sales Planning:''' [[Hiroki Ohta]], [[Keigo Endo]], [[Sawako Kambe]]
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*'''Merchandise Planning:''' [[Aiko Matsuda]]
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*'''Sales Management:''' [[Takashi Kabasawa]], [[Youko Oda]], [[Nobuaki Sone]]
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*'''Project Management Support:''' [[Shuma Saitoh]]
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*'''Promotion:''' [[Mayu Iida]], [[Tsuguharu Ishihara]]
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*'''PR:''' [[Ai Ogata]], [[Teruyuki Kaida]]
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*'''Web Design:''' [[Chie Okamoto]], [[Tohru Yoshida]]
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*'''Quality Assurance:''' [[Kota Shimazaki]], [[Yuji Nakamura]], [[Hiroyuki Arai (tester)|Hiroyuki Arai]], [[Shunya Shimizu]]
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*'''Development Support:''' [[Shigenobu Nakamura]], [[Yuki Yamanaka]], [[Yukie Hisadomi]], [[Makiko Kawabata]], [[Atsutoshi Takahashi]], [[Akihiro Nose]], [[Kai Ogura]]
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*'''Project Administration Department:''' [[Akira Nishikawa]], [[Toyota Tokoro]]
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*'''Product Control:''' [[Isao Akiyama]], [[Atsushi Hirano]], [[Tatsuhiro Itao]]
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*'''Software Quality Control:''' [[Yuki Takahashi (tester)|Yuki Takahashi]], [[Hiroshi Masui]], [[Yutaka Kawasaki]], [[Shogo Shin]], [[Mitsuhisa Watanabe]], [[Yuki Matsunaga]], [[Naoko Gokan]], [[Anna Furuya]], [[Soichiro Takahashi]], [[Yuki Ishikawa]], [[Mitsuhiro Oishi]], [[Miki Shinozaki]], [[Tomomi Yasukawa]], [[Takahiro Endo]], [[Mitsuki Toguchi]], [[Kanato Yamamoto]], [[Moe Sudo]], [[Isao Yanagita]], [[Ema Tamagawa]], [[Haduki Shinoda]], [[Ikue Sugai]], [[Wahyu Satosi Raharjo]], [[Seiya Shimizu]], [[Ai Matsubara]], [[Ryusuke Muto]]
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*'''Package & Manual Production:''' [[Yoshihiro Sakuta]], [[Toshiki Yamaguchi]], [[Hiroki Osawa]], [[Colin Restall]], [[Sunao Murayama]], [[Kazuki Ishizu]], [[Makoto Nishino]], [[Masato Shimamura]], [[Masaru Kobayashi]], [[Yoshitake Ohta]], [[Hiroyoshi Takuma]]
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*'''SOJ Localization Department:''' [[Kazuaki Oono]], [[Go Kashiwakura]], [[Yozo Suzuki]]
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*'''SPK Publishing·Localization Department:''' [[Minjee Kim]], [[Yunji Lee]]
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*'''SOT Localization Team:''' [[Chihyu Chang]], [[Yihui Chien]], [[Jianchih Liou]], [[Lili Lee]]
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*'''Legal:''' [[Kenji Miyagawa]], [[Noboru Hosaka]], [[Hiroki Mochinaga]], [[Hideki Morita]]
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*'''License:''' [[Koichi Misawa]], [[Saki Nakamura]], [[Ai Sato]], [[Junichiro Takahashi]], [[Keisuke Ando]], [[Mamoru Kuwata]], [[Aya Mishima]], [[Makoto Matsui]]
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{{creditsheader|SEGA TOYS Co., Ltd.}}
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* [[Akito Sasaki]], [[Naoko Miyazaki]], [[Yasuhiro Hamada]], [[Kenji Otsuji]], [[Yuichi Aochi]], [[Hirotsugu Tomizawa]], [[Nobuaki Ishida]], [[Naoki Takasu]], [[Naoki Takasu]], [[Akiko Onishi]], [[Tadashi Egawa]], [[Ayako Komatsu]]
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{{creditsheader|SEGA of America, Inc.}}
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*'''Localization Coordination:''' [[Katrina Leonoudakis]]
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*'''Sr. Director, International Production & Localization:''' [[Samuel G. Mullen]]
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*'''QA Staff:''' [[Natalie Arreola]], [[Jason Osborne]]
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*'''QA Manager:''' [[Dan Fehskens]]
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*'''Creative Services:''' [[Johnny Miscevich]], [[Rachel Da Silva]], [[Rod Raymundo]]
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*'''SVP, Product Development:''' [[Hiroshi Kadowaki]]
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*'''SVP, Business Strategy:''' [[Noboru Nagashima]]
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*'''SVP, Head of Lega & Business Affairs:''' [[Jeff Shieh]]
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*'''CFO & SVP, Corporate Services:''' [[Mitsuhiro Tanaka]]
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*'''CBO and SVP of Sega of America:''' [[Ivo Gersovich]]
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*'''EVP of Publishing and Strategy:''' [[Hitoshi Okuno]]
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*'''President & COO:''' [[Ian Curran]]
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*'''CEO:''' [[Shuji Utsumi]]
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*'''Special Thanks:''' [[Nathan Shabazi]], [[Danny Russell]], [[Alex Easter]]
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{{creditsheader|SEGA Europe Ltd.}}
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*'''Director of Studio Operations:''' [[Marta Lois González]]
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*'''Head of Localisation:''' [[Vanessa Shallcross]]
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*'''Localisation QA Manager:''' [[Alessandro Irranca]]
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*'''Senior LQA Project Manager:''' [[Firas Al Sekran]]
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*'''Localisation QA Associate Lead:''' [[Alicia Porras Linares]]
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*'''Localisation QA Senior Testers:''' [[Brunella Angela Pontillo]], [[Selvir Katich]]
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*'''Localisation QA Testers:''' [[Artiom Timofeyev]], [[Elisa Cavaliere]]
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*'''LQA Administration and Resource Coordinator:''' [[Selina Kishore]]
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*'''Submissions, Equipment & Mastering Engineer:''' [[Tony Langan]]
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*'''Test Data Delivery Manager:''' [[Julie Metior]]
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*'''Director of Creative Services:''' [[Jeff Webber]]
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*'''Creative Project Manager:''' [[Arnoud Tempelaere]]
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{{creditsheader|Special Thanks}}
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*Charles Wu (ZUIKI), Yi Yin (ZUIKI), Kazuaki Togashi (ZUIKI), Kazuaki Ichinohe (ZUIKI), Aki Kitazawa (ZUIKI), Yasuo Isaji (ZUIKI), Tong Lin (ZUIKI), Mu Ping Yeh (ZUIKI), Xiaoguang Ma (ZUIKI), Michael Wu (AIFRUTECH), Lucy Duan (AIFRUTECH), Puyou Lu (AIFRUTECH), Jie Zhang (AIFRUTECH), Zhenhuan Sui (AIFRUTECH), Fan Hua Zhang (AIFRUTECH), Liang Ma (AIFRUTECH), Dongqiang Luo (AIFRUTECH), Summer Ye (AIFRUTECH), AKIHABARA Hey, BEEP AKIHABARA, zen_nif, [[Shigemi Ohmori]], Takahiro Yamamoto (@SHARP_JP), Takayuki Komabayashi, [[Koichi Toya]], [[Kei Takanishi]], [[Yoshihiro Ito]], [[Tadashi Takezaki]], [[Takashi Iizuka]], [[Kazuyuki Hoshino]], [[Kagasei Shimomura]], [[Mizuki Hosoyamada]], [[Akira Mikame]], [[Naofumi Hataya]], [[Takenobu Mitsuyoshi]], [[Jun Senoue]], [[Masaru Setsumaru]], [[Hiroo Horii]], [[Kensaku Nishimura]], [[Tsekin Lai]], [[Mayu Koike]], [[Ai Yamada]]
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*'''Producers:''' [[Yukio Sugino]], [[Shuji Utusmi]]
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*'''Executive Producer:''' [[Haruki Satomi]]
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*'''In memory of:''' [[Rieko Kodama]]
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:'''Presented by [[SEGA]]'''
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:'''© SEGA'''
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==External links==
 
==External links==
 
* Official website: [https://sega.jp/mdmini2/index.html JP], [https://sega.jp/genesismini2/ US], [https://sega.jp/mdmini2/en/ EU]
 
* Official website: [https://sega.jp/mdmini2/index.html JP], [https://sega.jp/genesismini2/ US], [https://sega.jp/mdmini2/en/ EU]
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* Game manuals: [https://sega.jp/mdmini2/manual/index.html JP], [https://sega.jp/genesismini2/manual/index.html US], [https://sega.jp/mdmini2/en/manual/index.html EU]
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 12:07, 18 September 2024

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Mega Drive Mini 2
Manufacturer: Sega, M2, DARTSLIVE EUROPE (EU)
Distributor: Amazon
Built-in games: 60
Release Date RRP Code
Sega Mega Drive
JP 		¥9,980 (10,978)9,980e
CERO: C
Sega Mega Drive
JP
(Genesis) 		¥9,980 (10,978)9,980e
CERO: C
Sega Mega Drive
US 		$99.9999.99[1] MK-16310
ESRB: Teen
Sega Mega Drive
EU 		MK-16310-50
PEGI: 16+
Sega Mega Drive
DE 		MK-16310-50
USK: 12
Sega Mega Drive
UK 		£104.99104.99[2] MK-16310-50
PEGI: 16+

The Mega Drive Mini 2 (メガドライブミニ2), sold in North America as the Sega Genesis Mini 2 (セガジェネシスミニ2), is a miniature Sega Mega Drive 2 console with 60 built-in Sega Mega Drive and Sega Mega-CD games. It was released in October 2022 worldwide as a successor to the Mega Drive Mini.

Hardware

As a successor to the original Mega Drive Mini, the unit is designed to resemble the Sega Mega Drive 2 (or Sega Genesis Model 2) at 55% the size of the original, but is incompatible with any of the original games or controllers, relying solely on its built-in library of emulated games and slots for two USB peripherals. Video is output at 720p 60Hz via HDMI.

The hardware for the Mega Drive Mini 2 is largely the same as its predecessor, though with larger internal storage to include Mega-CD games. Much like its predecessor, Sega acquired the rights to feature games by a variety of third-party publishers in the Mega Drive Mini 2, including the likes of Game Arts, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Capcom, Interplay, Electronic Arts and Taito.

The original plan was to create an entirely new mini console, though parts shortages as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic led to those plans being shelved and the Mega Drive Mini 2 to be made instead. This also resulted in a smaller production run than the Mega Drive Mini, as well as limited retail distribution through Amazon.

All models, including the North American and European models, include only one USB Six Button Control Pad, though all controllers manufactured for the Mega Drive Mini are also compatible. The design of the North American and European models are not accurate to the design of the original systems as they use the Japanese model's power switch as opposed to a power button, likely to save manufacturing costs. The North American model was also sold in Japan as a separate product.

Technical specifications

  • Output: 1 HDMI port
  • Storage: 8 GB NAND flash
  • Other: 2 USB controller ports

Features

The menu interface from the European system.

The Mega Drive Mini 2 presents the user with a graphical interface displaying the covers of every game included on the system. Ten covers are displayed on the screen at a time, but the user can choose to display all games at once by pressing B, displaying their spines. The games can even be sorted alphabetically, by release date, by genre, by the number of supported players, by recently played, or have Mega-CD games listed first. The menu music is once again composed by Yuzo Koshiro.

Changing the system language in the settings menu will also change the menu interface to match the selected language, changing to a Japanese Mega Drive-themed menu for Japanese or Chinese, a Genesis-themed menu for English, French, Spanish or Korean (with the exception of European systems for these languages except Korean), and a PAL Mega Drive-themed menu for Italian and German. Most of the covers will also change to match those of the respective region, and alternate regional versions of the games can be played, however not all games have an alternate regional variant available and will remain the same. On the European system, most games are the North American versions, though a small number of games such as Robo Aleste, Sonic the Hedgehog CD and Soleil use the European versions though have the North American versions available via a menu that appears when starting the game or by changing the system language.

During a game, the user can call up System Menu at any time by pressing the  RESET  button on the console. From this menu, the user can save their progress to a savestate, with each game supporting up to four savestates. Savestates will also remember which region the game is set to, so if the system language is changed, and the savestate is loaded, the regional variant of the game that was played when the savestate was created will be loaded. The  MODE  button may also be used to open the System Menu, which can be configured in the settings to open the menu instantly (Quick Load) or to require the user to hold  MODE  for one or three seconds, or hold  START  instead. Configuring this setting to any setting other than Quick Load will allow the  MODE  button to be used in games that have a use for it (e.g. to enable free movement in Vectorman 2).

The settings menu gives the user the ability to alter the display in various ways. Games can be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio or they can fill the entire screen, along with an optional CRT filter that blurs the image and displays scanlines. When playing in a 4:3 ratio, the user can choose to have one of eight wallpapers displayed around the game screen to fill the blank space. The menu also includes a QR code that takes the user to a site hosting the original game manuals when scanned using a smartphone or tablet. New to the Mega Drive Mini 2 is a setting to choose between emulating the audio output of a Model 1 or Model 2 Mega Drive. Viewing the staff credits will display the boot ROM screens in the background, with the type being determined by the user's language and sound settings (e.g. setting the language to Japanese and the sound setting to Model 1 will display the Japanese Model 1 boot ROM screen).

List of games

While both editions of the Mega Drive Mini 2 contain 60 games, the lineup has been adjusted to better suit the region. Note that Sangokushi III is listed twice for both versions of the game, though both are officially counted as one game.

For a more detailed list that specifies what language versions are available for each game, click the following link:

Main article: Mega Drive Mini 2/Versions.

Japan

Mega Drive

Mega-CD

North America / Europe

Mega Drive

Mega-CD

Production credits

SEGA MEGA DRIVE MINI 2 / SEGA GENESIS MINI 2
SYSTEM DEVELOPED BY M2
  • Directors: Naoki Horii, Tsuyoshi Matsuoka
  • Planners: Tsuyoshi Matsuoka, Kazuki Kubota, Ken-ichiro Kikuchi, Yujiro Yamamoto, Yuuta Yamanaka, Masanori Yagi
  • Programmers: Shintaro Ishikura, Daisuke Koizumi, Makoto Harashino, Hiroaki Okabe, Yoichiro Watanabe, Takayuki Kawanishi, Nobuhisa Shinoda, Tetsuya Abe, Hiroyuki Sawai, Yuu Igarashi, Akira Sakuma, Junichiro Minami, Akira Saito, Jumpei Issiki
  • Menu Designers: Yoshimi Mishima (TORO KIKAKU), Moriwo Ashizuka (TORO KIKAKU), Ami Fujii (TORO KIKAKU), Marina Mitsuhashi (TORO KIKAKU)
  • Graphic Designers: Naoki Takahashi, Goh Takahashi, Highma Fuyuno, Makoto Shiina, Yoshiyasu Matsushita, Satoru Hasegawa, Ryoetsu Ino (WAMSOFT)
  • Package Art for "Thunder Force IV": Taisuke Kanasaki
  • Package Art for "Viewpoint" (Japanese&EU Package): Highma Fuyuno
  • Package Art for "Devi & Pii": Takashi Ohtsuji (SEGA)
  • Sound Designers: Tatsuhiko Kasuga, Sakuoki Kudo
  • Library & Tools: Jun Okada, Hiroaki Goto (GORRY), Toshinori Yuuki (WAMSOFT), Go Watanabe (WAMSOFT)
  • Theme Music Composed: Yuzo Koshiro (Ancient)
  • Contract Management: Yukiko Karashima
  • Project Manager: Takehiro Kawachi
  • Special Thanks: Jemini Hirono, Keisuke Koga, Takaaki Hashimoto, Keiichi Sato, Shinnosuke Nemoto, Ryohey Miyaki
Fantasy Zone for Mega Drive
  • Directors: Naoki Horii, Kazuki Kubota
  • Planners: Kazuki Kubota, Hideki Konishi
  • Program & Design & Sound: Hideki Konishi
  • Supervisor: Masato Nishimura (SEGA)
  • Special Thanks: K.RALPH, Takeshi Kano, Takashi Kato, zen_nif, HED.HOJO, WING☆, Tsuyoshi Matsuoka, Tatsuhiko Kasuga
  • Powered by: M2 ShotTriggers
Tricycle SAN (Spatter) for Mega Drive
  • Director: Naoki Horii
  • Program Unit: Renya Iizuka (TAIYO SEISAKUSHO Inc.)
  • Package Art: Yoshiki Kawasaki
  • Development Support: Kazuki Kubota, Hiroyuki Sawai
  • Special Thanks: Ryohey Miyaki, Masayuki Fukui
Super Locomotive for Mega Drive
  • Director: Naoki Horii
  • Program Unit: Renya Iizuka (TAIYO SEISAKUSHO Inc.)
  • Music: Ryzeen (O.M.Y.)
  • Sound Supervisor: Haruomi Hosonoe (O.M.Y.)
  • Sound Manipulator: Sakuoki Kudo
  • Sound Converter: Tatsuhiko Kasuga
  • Development Support: Kazuki Kubota, Hiroyuki Sawai
  • Special Thanks: SuperSweep co., ltd., Ryohey Miyaki, Masayuki Fukui
Space Harrier · Space Harrier II for Mega Drive PLUS
  • Director: Naoki Horii
  • Main Programmer: Hiroshi Sakurai
  • Sub Programmers: FAW LAB., ITOKEN
  • Hardware Architect: Tsuyoshi Hasegawa
  • M5 Development Environment: Makoto Harashino
  • Sound Edit: WING☆
  • Sound Support: Sakuoki Kudo
  • Graphic Conversion: Hiroshi Sakurai, ITOKEN
  • Graphic Support: Keisuke Koga, Hayato Takano
  • Supervisor: Masato Nishimura (SEGA)
  • Special Thanks: Tsuyoshi Matsuoka, Kazuki Kubota, Keiichi Satoh, Hideki Konishi, Masanobu Kumata
  • Director & Planners: Guts Nakamatsu, Yuuta Yamanaka, Yujiro Yamamoto
  • Programmers: Shimpei Yamada, Hiroaki Okabe
  • Graphic Designers: Romyu, Goh Takahashi
  • Package Art: Ichi
  • English Localization: Ken Senda, Jaelyn Nisperos
  • Sound: Tatsuhiko Kasuga, Sakuoki Kudo
  • Supervisors: Jemini Hirono, Hiroyuki Sawai
SEGA Co., Ltd.
SEGA TOYS Co., Ltd.
SEGA of America, Inc.
SEGA Europe Ltd.
Special Thanks
Presented by SEGA
© SEGA
Source:
In-game credits

Promotional material

Artwork

Japan

  • Captain Tsubasa JP cover

  • Dennin Aleste JP cover

  • Devi to Pii JP cover

  • Ecco the Dolphin CD JP cover

  • Fantasy Zone JP cover

  • Final Fight CD JP cover

  • Futari de Puyo Puyo Sun JP cover

  • Lunar: Eternal Blue JP cover

  • Lunar: The Silver Star JP cover

  • Mahou no Shoujo: Silky Lip JP cover

  • Night Striker JP cover

  • Night Trap JP cover

  • The Ninja Warriors JP cover

  • Party Quiz Mega Q 2022 JP cover

  • Party Quiz Sega Q JP cover

  • Popful Mail JP cover

  • Sangokushi III JP cover

  • Sanrin San-chan JP cover

  • Shin Megami Tensei JP cover

  • Shining Force CD JP cover

  • Silpheed JP cover

  • Sonic the Hedgehog CD JP cover

  • Space Harrier II JP cover

  • StarBlade JP cover

  • Star Mobile JP cover

  • Super Locomotive JP cover

  • Tenka Fubu: Eiyuutachi no Houkou JP cover

  • Thunder Force IV JP cover

  • Viewpoint JP cover

  • Wondermega Collection JP cover

  • Yumemi Yakata no Monogatari JP cover

North America

  • After Burner II US cover

  • Devi & Pii US cover

  • Fantasy Zone US cover

  • OutRun US cover

  • Rainbow Islands Extra US cover

  • Space Harrier II US cover

  • Spatter US cover

  • Star Mobile US cover

  • Super Hang-On US cover

  • Super Locomotive US cover

  • VS Puyo Puyo Sun US cover

Europe

  • SegaMediaPortal Mega Drive Mini 2 - Packshot.png

  • After Burner II EU cover

  • Devi & Pii EU cover

  • Fantasy Zone EU cover

  • Fatal Fury 2 EU cover

  • Final Fight CD EU cover

  • Golden Axe II EU cover

  • Night Trap EU cover

  • OutRun EU cover

  • Rainbow Islands Extra EU cover

  • Shining Force CD EU cover

  • Soleil EU cover

  • Sonic 3D EU cover

  • Sonic CD EU cover

  • Space Harrier II EU cover

  • Spatter EU cover

  • Star Mobile EU cover

  • Super Hang-On EU cover

  • Super Locomotive EU cover

  • ‎Super Street Fighter II EU cover

  • Thunder Force IV EU cover

  • Viewpoint EU cover

  • Virtua Racing EU cover

  • VS Puyo Puyo Sun EU cover

Physical scans

Mega Drive, JP

Mega Drive, JP (Genesis)

Mega Drive, US/CA
Mega Drive Mini 2 US Top.jpg
Mega Drive Mini 2 US Back.jpgMega Drive Mini 2 US Left.jpgMega Drive Mini 2 US Front.jpgMega Drive Mini 2 US Right.jpg
Mega Drive Mini 2 US Bottom.jpg
Cover
Mega Drive, EU
Mega Drive Mini 2 EU Top.jpg
Mega Drive Mini 2 EU Back.jpgMega Drive Mini 2 EU Left.jpgMega Drive Mini 2 EU Front.jpgMega Drive Mini 2 EU Right.jpg
Mega Drive Mini 2 EU Bottom.jpg
Cover

External links

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.amazon.com/sales-North-America%E3%80%91SEGA-Genesis-Mini-%E3%83%9E%E3%82%B7%E3%83%B3%E9%9D%9E%E4%BE%9D%E5%AD%98/dp/B0B4D19JJ4/ (Wayback Machine: 2022-10-05 11:32)
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://www.amazon.co.uk/SEGA-Mega-Drive-Amazon-Exclusive/dp/B0B7BDN73B/ (Wayback Machine: 2022-09-05 15:42)


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