The Sega Drive Mini 2 Comes With A Survey, Asking Players What Mini Console They’d Like Next

There's even an inquiry regarding a sequel to a classic Sega IP.

The Sega Drive Mini 2 or otherwise called Sega Genesis Mini 2 in North American countries is the latest retro console to come out in recent times. Being an Amazon exclusive, the “more compact, more advanced” gaming system has been listed online, retailing at $99.99.

We might add here that the Sega Genesis Mini 2 features limited production, so now is the time to act if you’ve been meaning to get your hands on one for some time. The console arrived at the forefront of the gaming world on October 27, 2022, and has been received well by critics and fans. 

However, we’re not here to just blabber about Sega’s new retro-style console. Instead, there’s an interesting facet to the latest release of the Sega Drive Mini 2 that we should lean into, and it’s all about inquiring console owners about the Sega gaming system that they’d like to see rebooted next. 


The Rundown: 

  • With the release of the new Sega Genesis Mini 2, Sega is shipping a questionnaire within the box of the console. This questionnaire is a survey that asks multiple questions spanning several different topics related to video games and gaming in general.
  • One of the said questions pertains to Sega asking purchasers what mini console would they like to see rebooted next. Evidently, the industry tycoon seems to be plotting something directly after the release of the Sega Genesis Mini 2.
  • The information comes from a trusted source on Twitter going by the name of Gosokkyu or simply GSK

Taking to Twitter to make the announcement, Gosokkyu has the following to say about the latest Sega console as first spotted by My Nintendo News.

Evidently, the Japanese version of the Mega Drive Mini 2 that has just released late last month ships with a “link & 4-digit password for a user questionnaire on one of the inner flaps of the box, which includes questions about future Minis.”

The Sega enthusiast has shared all the various questions included in the survey one after another descriptively right beneath the original thread. The questionnaire begins with something utterly simple, asking when exactly the person on the other end buy the console.

You have a total of four different options to choose from in this regard. With that said, what’s of significant interest here are questions 29-31. For starters, here’s what the 29th question asks from users. It’s required to answer the query on a scale of 1 to 5.

The next question is even more direct, asking people the exact console that they’d like to buy if it gets a faithful reboot again with a modern-day intervention. The available options range from Sega Saturn, SC-3000, and MD Mini 3 to Sega Mark III, SG-1000, and Sega Dreamcast. 

This ResetEra thread discusses the same thing and has Dreamcast getting picked by the vast majority of the poll’s participants. Apparently, people have acquired a hefty ton of memories with the Sega Dreamcast, which otherwise does happen to be one of Sega’s most well-performing and successful home consoles.

As for the side of video game titles, the 32nd question is all about “a remake or sequel to a classic Sega IP.” What the query reads verbatim has been outlined ahead. Again, users are expected to rate and reply using a scale of 1 to 5. 

The new Sega Genesis Mini 2 has been listed on Amazon for a cent short of $100, but do keep in mind that this is the North American version of the console that we’re referring to here. It’s certainly interesting to note that Sega is planning another IP sequel or remake or a new console altogether perhaps.

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John Rooney is a News Writer on eXputer who’s been keeping up with the gaming and technology industries since he was 14. If there’s a buzz in the industry, John’s news report will be among the first you’ll read on the internet. He’s got a Bachelor's in Journalism and has several years worth of experience reporting on the gaming industry. Experience: 6+ Years || Education: Bachelor's in Journalism || Published 200+ News Stories ||

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