Sega Wants To Know What Mini Console Fans Would Like To See Next

Saturn for sure. I get it, most of y’all will say Dreamcast but there are gems on the Saturn that need to be visited by the masses. We’ve already gotten a a lot of the Dreamcast hits on pc.

If not that i’d definitely take a game gear mini that’s not so small with more titles.

Saturn and Panzer Dragoon Saga.

The Master System comes in at a firm second place. Dreamcast third.

At fourth I'd also dive into more Sega CD (Snatcher) and 32x (Knuckles Chaotix).

They're considering the Model 3 Genesis?

Then can we PLEASE get 32X games to finish the trilogy? Might be the only shot at a new Knuckles Chaotix port.

Oh and the usual "Gimmie Dreamcast/Saturn" wishes.

Dreamcast would be great! But instead on making “Mini 2” consoles, they should really make sure these console libraries can be expanded at a later point. Again, just like NSO games, the entire point of these is gone if it doesn’t include your favourite games.

Saturn Mini would make the most sense.

All of them.
These Mini's are great for people that want to try out games they may have missed or consoles they might not have had the chance to buy at the time.
I have the C64, NES, Snes, Astro City, Megadrive and Turbografx Mini's and I would buy more in a heartbeat.

Still mad we didn’t get a N64 Classic

Either Sega Saturn or 32X

1. Saturn
2. Dreamcast
3. Master System
4. I'm happy

Saturn all day!
A greatest hits list of games from the Saturn would be a far superior set of games then the Dreamcast.

DREAMCAST I think they already know that would sell out immediately

Pretty sure we'll see a Game Gear Micro Part 2 before we see another Mini Console.

If I can only choose one I'm going with the Saturn. Few gamers here in the West ever got to see just what an incredible array of games the Saturn actually had. Some examples:

1) Shining Force III: The West only got Scenario 1 of three interlocking Scenarios. Having been fortunate enough to play through all three Scenarios in English, SF III has my personal vote as Sega's best game EVER (VERY close over Valkyria Chronicles).
Over 190 hours of combat and unprecedented storyline, some of the very best villains in videogame history, more than 50 recruitable characters, and epic, three-army battles toward the end that will take over an hour to complete. Simply put, SF III NEEDS to see a remaster whether or not Sega ever makes a Saturn mini.

2) Dragon Force/Dragon Force 2: You choose one of eight leaders vying to become the continent's supreme leader. You recruit generals as you defeat them in battle, and then assign a specific unit type to each. Each unit type has certain other units that it is either strong or weak against.

3) World Series Baseball '95: Yeah, licensing would almost certainly keep this one off the lineup, but it was one of the best-playing baseball titles I ever had and was really a step up from the Genesis' SportsTalk iterations.

4) Clockwork Knight 1 and 2: Great-looking 2D side-scrolling platforming.

5) Panzer Dragoon Saga: Panzer Dragoon and PD: Zwei were both beautiful on-rails shooters with orchestral soundtracks, but Saga was one of the most ambitious projects Sega ever did for the Saturn. Spanning four CDs, it evokes a bleak, hopeless world where most of humanity is hanging on by a thread.

6) Magic Knight RayEarth: Three Japanese girls visiting the Tokyo Tower get magically transported to a strange land. The localization was done by Working Designs and comes with a mix of genuinely heart-wrenching moments as well as the company's offbeat (and sometimes very contemporary) humor.

7) Bug! and Bug Too!: The 2D platforming gameplay, which also utilized walking into the background via scaling, was solid. Some of the cutscenes are genuinely hilarious.

8) Three Dirty Dwarves: After a grungy and at times hilariously violent animated intro sequence that resembles an early Adult Swim or MTV show, you control three dwarves who've been transported to Earth as they battle to rescue psychic children held at a military facility by a rather manic general. Great stuff.

9) Sega Rally Championship: One of the greatest home ports of an arcade coin-op I've ever played. Oh, and the music ROCKS.

10) Albert Odyssey: The Saturn was quietly a superb console for RPGs, and Albert Odyssey is a sprite-based treat for the eyes.

11) Dark Savior: A spiritual sequel to LandStalker.

12) Shining The Holy Ark: A first-person dungeon-crawler that connects to the events of Shining Force III (MINOR SPOILER ALERT: An orphaned boy NPC you encounter in a destroyed village is named Julian...and he grows up to become a mercenary and the third leader and main character of SF III's third Scenario).

13) Iron Storm: Superb turn-based WWII title with 3 branching campaigns (USA, Germany, Japan) and over 400 unit types.

This list doesn't go into detail over some of the more commonly seen or ported games, such as Nights, Guardian Heroes, Virtua Fighter 2, Daytona USA, among others, but I hope it's sufficient to show that a Saturn mini would have a TON of deserving content to offer, much of which has never been seen by most Western gamers.

who cares if it does not have the games the fans wanted like for the sega cd mini no lunar games,,,

I just got the Genesis Mini 2. Love it. Now I want a Saturn and Dreamcast Mini. But I ain’t gonna lie, I would definitely take a Genesis Mini 3. Can add some more games including CD and 32x.

i have zero hopes for any new sega mini after what happened with the games i wanted for the sega cd mini not being included

@AtlanteanMan guarantee the majority of those games you listed will not be on a us version

Sega Master System or a collection of the Master System games similar to the collection of Sega Mega Drive with the Alex Kidd and Wonder Boy games along with Dynamite Dux, Teddy Boy, Psycho Fox. Phantasy Star, Paper Boy, Asterix, Land Of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse, Ariel Assault, Bubble Bobble, Fantasy Zone, Penguin Land and The Simpsons: Bart vs the Space Mutants to name a few.

I am surprised Dynamite Dux has never been re-released or gotten any sequels since we still see the character in some of the Sonic games.

• 32X
• Saturn
• Dreamcast

I would do things for a mini Dreamcast....

Don't think I'd trust the opinion of someone who bought a tiny Mega drive twice.

A mini saturn would be lovely. Espdcially since emulating is is often bad.

Saturn, imagine getting a version of symphony of the night with the ps1 voice acting but with the features of the Saturn version, aka Maria...

I wonder if Nintendo would even consider the idea of asking the customers what they would like to see?

I doubt it, they seem allergic to people giving them money for stuff they want them to make

Different note, N64 mini?

If the Dreamcast had Skies of Arcadia, then I'd buy it just for that

One word…NIGHTS……

We had been demanding a Sega Dreamcast Mini for so long now.

Stop mini consoles all together and put Dreamcast games on NSO.

Saturn please. But make sure Baku Baku Animal is on there (aside from all the obvious ones I'm sure the internet will echo.)

Just gonna echo what everyone else said:

1) Saturn
2) Dreamcast

Also, let M2 give us a Sega Ages release for Knuckles Chaotix, since it’s the only 32X game I really want.

Dreamcast for me!

I’d rather they just make new, remake, remaster and port more games to the Switch.

I still think those minis are needless electronic waste. Most people will play them for a few days, weeks or month, get bored and than they get thrown into some box in the basement till they will be disposed some day.
Those old games should just be made available for newer consoles for people to play them without producing new hardware at all... Sorry for all the collectors but people really need to change ...

Dreamcast, and library wishlist:
Sonic Adventures 1 and 2
Power Stone 1 and 2
Soul Caliber
Shenmu 1 and 2
Crazy Taxi
Jet Set Radio
Resident Evil Code Veronica
Seaman
Virtua Tennis
Ready 2 Rumble

@Cipher36 That's exactly my list too.

I would love to see Sega do a proper sized game gear with built in games , I adore the game gear and was mortified when they released the absolutely pointless range of game gear micros . So the fact they have even mentioned a non micro sized game gear as a possibility makes me happy , I feel like it’s unlikely though. Would also love to see them go down the 8-bit route and do a master system mini

something that we could actually buy over here in the EU A digital Dreamcast with a remastered online library would be super-cool though

Im relieved to hear that SEGA want to continue the mini consoles:

Next up should be:
Master System
Saturn
DreamCast

All those systems got great games. They should add Quality of Life features to the Master System games like they did on the Genisis/MD2 - Phantasy Start II.

Phantasy Star I for Master System i noutorius for beeing grindy and unforgiving with lots of encounters and no map in mazes. They must add those features in some way. At least minimize the huge grindning.

one that worked, my mini 2 DOA and next console have well a power light so at least you can rule out if its getting power or not.

They’ve already made it clear that a Dreamcast Mini is prohibitively expensive.

Honestly, I’d rather have the port of Shenmue 1 and 2 on Switch.

The fact that they are even offering saturn and dreamcast feels like bait. Like “let me step on your dreams muhahahaha!” Then again many of the dreamcast games I want are licensed and wouldn’t be on it anyway (MvC2 in particular). Perhaps I am paranoid after years of writing them asking for VF6.

Genesis mini 3

Honestly can't most of the best Dreamcast games be played on modern systems now anyway? If dreamcast was such a great system how come it got cancelled so early in its life and Sega dropped out of the console wars afterwards?

What because it had Sonic adventure and Shenmue it's got some kinda cult status as a beloved system? Yeah well you can play those games on other systems now anyway. What Dreamcast game is still only playable on Dreamcast that anyone would want on a Mini?

Personally I'd rather have a mini saturn. At least those games aren't as easy to come by today. Even emulators still struggle to run them.

As they have mega drive and mega cd games on one console, a Saturn mini with 32x games would be a good follow up.

Lol look at the price of mini PC that can emulate properly the Sega Saturn and you will understand why we'll never get a Saturn mini.

How about a Nomad reboot. Mine has that ancient washed out screen, and it would be so nice to have all these games on a dedicated handheld again. Although it would be hard to top the Sega Classics compilation cartridge I have on switch 🤔

Maybe try instead for a handheld Sega Master System, or maybe put all those games on a switch compilation. In fact, do that with Sega CD and Dreamcast too! It’s much easier to just give them to us on switch, and it gives us the TV/handheld option automatically.

Pretty sure I speak for everyone when I say SG-3000

Sega Saturn mini please!

Virtua fighter 1, remix, & 2
Fighters megamix
Last Bronx
Burning rangers
Deep fear
Nights
Panzer dragoon 1&2
Sonic R
Ultimate mortal Kombat 3
Clockwork knight
Exhumed
Fighting vipers
Sega rally
Daytona USA
Toshinden URA
Die hard arcade
Resident evil (Saturn version with the battle mode)

I would be willing to lay down serious coin for this, not even joking

@Truegamer79

Oh dear, maybe you wasn't a Dreamcast owner back in the day but there are so many gems stuck on the Dreamcast that cannot be played anywhere else

I would like sonic R on switch just to feel the sunshine 🌞

Master System (yeah I'm one of them weirdos) but I got a better idea:

Release an online enabled console called Sega Ages that can emulate all of them well (because to natively run all of them would obviously be very expensive). Then sell me the games I want through a Sega store front. Slap on a fancy UX and take all of my money.

Yes, I know I'm dreaming.

@DKGXX85

It's true i never owned a Dreamcast. My experience with games for that system didn't really start until many of the games started getting ports on GameCube. Feel free to Educate me on Dreamcast exclusives that are still not playable anywhere else that should be on a potential Dreamcast mini.

Saturn. I had one back in the day and while I had some great titles, I missed out on a lot as well, I was too young to earn a wage so I couldnt buy them as freely as I can now.

Dreamcast. I never owned one. Given a second opportunity, I’d take a mini version all day long.

Saturn and Dreamcast for sure. Put them on NSO while you're at it!

@Truegamer79

Sega rally 2
Daytona 2001
Zombie revenge
Fighting vipers 2
Virtua fighter 3
Dynamite cop
Headhunter
Crazy taxi 2

And that's just Sega's own games, if we started talking 3rd party we'd be here all day

Need to be realistic when thinking about this and consider that many popular titles will now be in licensing hell and all bets are off for third party titles.

In terms of getting a load of key games out there which on the face of it are do-able from a legal perspective, the Master System would be a home run. Loads of first party and/or non-licenced properties which they could fill it with, many of which have barely seen the light of day since original release.

Just to get started:

Psycho Fox (obviously)
Sonic / Sonic 2 / Sonic Chaos
Fantasy Zone / II
Golden Axe Warrior
Kenseiden
Alex Kidd in Miracle World
After Burner
Phantasy Star

SATURN, DREAMCAST!!

My MD Mini 2 is still in the mail from Japan, so I didn’t know of this survey. I’ll be sure to respond.
I would buy any/all of these…
Saturn Mini
Dreamcast Mini
Master System Mini
MD Mini / Sega CD Mini 3

Really, it would have been best if Sega had the foresight to build their mini consoles with an SD card slot for expansion, like Taito’s Egret II Mini. That way they could just release additional games on swappable cards.

Definitely keep M2 involved, though - they can do no wrong!

I'd like a Dreamcast mini, a Game Gear or a Saturn mini. I'd also like them to actually release it in Australia this time.

Saturn for sure, that's one of the more elusive video game systems out there, there's stuff like Shining Force 3, Shining the Holy Ark and Albert Odyssey which definitely deserves to see the light of day elsewhere.

I want to find some mini sailors

I've never been able to shake that 1980s feeling that arcade is best, so I wouldn't mind an arcade stick you can plug into the TV that had:

• Golden Axe
• Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder
• Arabian Fight
• Spider-Man: the Arcade Game

Others (specify): non-Micro Dreamcast Gear, if you know what I mean.

Saturn is the one console I've never played, ever. So I'd like to see that. If they did a Dreamcast mini, the console would be smaller than the controller.

1. Master System
2. Saturn
3. Blast City (with a tiltable screen like the Egret II Mini)
4. Non-micro Game Gear
5. Mega Drive 3
6. Dreamcast

I didn't grow up with Sega consoles, but my buddy had a Dreamcast and I loved playing games on it. Please bring that back.

i want a mini gamecube

32x, because to date only one game from it has been re-released on modern consoles: Blackthorne, of all things.

the system that brings Lunar 2 accessibility to the west

Just like the thumbnail, NL, I say Dreamcast, and SPECIFICALLY if Skies of Arcadia is on it. Instabuy, no questions asked from me if it does.

If they make a Mega Drive mini 3, they better include Knuckles' Chaotix and other 32X games. I know it's not as great as the MD Sonic trilogy, but I'd totally give it a try.

As for what I want them to make next, the answer is the Mark III mini (sorry, I've always preferred the external design of the Mark III over the Master System).

Either that or the Saturn (with Segata Sanshiro greeting you on the main menu) or Dreamcast minis.

Saturn would be far more worth it than the Dreamcast.

Dreamcast with hall sensor joysticks. Why not a new sega system that can play cartridges. Opens up the potential of new 16 bit games

-Master System
-Saturn
-Dreamcast
-non-Micro Game Gear

Then I'd be very happy

Dreamcast!! But maybe with a slightly more ergo controller?

Game Gear not-so-Micro. I don't wanna spend 100 bucks on just Gunstar Heroes.

A Master System where FM Sound is applied to all the non-FM Sound titles would be cool.

Genesis 3 with CD and 32X. Plus MUSHA and Gaiares.

@Strictlystyles 100%, I've been emulating Albert Odyssey as I never got to finish it years ago when I had a Saturn. Lots of gems just waiting to be replayed.

Master System
Dreamcast
Saturn

The Master System was my first console, I remember Golden Axe Warrior which was similar to Zelda on the NES, really enjoyed it.

@SwagaliciousJohnson No, NOT Switch Online. If I can't legally and PERMANENTLY purchase it to enjoy whenever I choose instead of it being tied to some grossly overpriced subscription, I have ZERO interest in it. When people eventually wake up and realize how they're getting fleeced by subscription models and no longer actually own (have actual CONTROL OVER) anything on their expensive platforms, it will be a great day for the hobby.

And seriously, what do you think is going to happen to NSO when Nintendo inevitably does move on to some other hardware in the future given their history with the Virtual Console and their handling of digital purchases that took until this generation to even be linked to user accounts instead of the single console they were downloaded onto? Odds are they'll ask you to fork over another absurd amount of $$$ just to be able to access their "legacy" content, for an entirely new and different online "service".

Please understand this post isn't a personal attack on you; I just don't want Switch Online or any other subscription "service" ending up as the sole way to access ANY game, legacy or otherwise. From their own corporate perspective this has NOTHING to do with value for you or me as consumers to Nintendo/Microsoft/Sony; it has everything to do with absolute CONTROL and gating of our experience. And the games on these services will be gone FOREVER once they have no need of them anymore, unlike those for the legacy platforms that used older media (this is why Nintendo in particular is so hellbent on eradicating emulation). These companies AREN'T our friends.

@Angelic_Lapras_King The Genesis 3 wasn't even Sega produced. It was licensed, but made by Majesco.
Would be surprised to see that.

People are probably going to keep asking for Saturn and Dreamcast, and is probably going to keep being fantasy for Sega to actually produce.

@SpeedRunRocks FM sound support is something that had to be programmed into games.
It would be a crazy thing to retroactively add.
(one of the few SMS games I have is Rastan, and as I recall finding the FM sound in the part I played somehow a downgrade from the PSG)

How about an Arcade coin-op mini-console showcasing Sega's entire history, from the likes of Zaxxon, Pengo, and Congo Bongo through Super Hang-On, Out Run, Super Monaco GP, and Afterburner, to the Model 2 games like Virtua Fighter 1 and 2, Daytona USA, Sega Rally Championship, and Super Star Wars Arcade?

I'd preorder such a device. But to be honest I'd much rather Sega simply bring back the Sega Ages line and see all of these on the Switch.

@AtlanteanMan I've never played MKR but what people told me sounds like that contains one of the most insensitive "jokes" Victor Ireland has ever made in his history of inserting juvenile humor into games (sometimes at inappropriate places).
Got to wonder if that is why Sega pushed him back into releasing the game after it had no market viability.

They should at least give us more Sega Ages games from different consoles. Like others have said, there are MANY games that need to be available to gamers. Knuckles' Chaotix, Fahrenheit, Kolibri, Sega Rally Championship, Astal, Panzer Dragoon Saga, Shining Force III, Clockwork Knight, Silpheed....

a wheel that can be connected directly to the tv and includes Virtua Racing, Daytona, Sega Rally, Scud Race and their other arcade racing games.

@KingMike One example of a "contemporary" joke in MKR: as you ask the townsfolk of a village that's had sightings of a mysterious monster for information, one of them describes the beast as "big, black, and very scary" before asking you what Bruno Magli shoes are.

Regardless of whether the humor fits your personal taste, though, I have to say MKR is a really good action RPG with a great storyline and well-developed characters, including villains that are layered. It's one of my favorite games on the Saturn.

@KingMike I will say this for Victor Ireland and Working Designs: if it weren't for them we gamers here in the West would have missed out on so many absolutely incredible games that literally elevated the consoles they were on to another level. Imagine the Sega CD without the outstanding GameArts titles LUNAR, LUNAR 2, and Silpheed. Or the Saturn without the likes of Dragon Force, Iron Storm, Magic Knight RayEarth, and Albert Odyssey. All because Sega, being a Japan-first market company, didn't deem the Western market worth bothering with; even with the first-party RPGs they did localize themselves they treated them with disdain; Shining Force III only had the first of three Scenarios necessary to complete its storyline released here, and only 3,000 copies of Panzer Dragoon Saga were released for the entire North American market.

Oh, and it's also worth mentioning the extra mile that Working Designs went to with their packaging. All their manuals were printed on glossy paper, in full color, and just had an outstanding presentation. They were also a pioneer in "Deluxe Collector's Editions" which included soundtrack CDs, items like Lucia's Pendant, and so on.

And for what it's worth, while the humor could be hit-or-miss and sometimes questionable, I personally often did find it hilarious. But regardless, I wouldn't let such a thing detract from the overall contributions that Ireland and his company made not just to Sega, but the entire hobby.

for me while i like the idea of the mini consoles i would also love to see the games released in a format for modern consoles too (for example i would have paid full price for a switch cartridge with the snes-mini's games)

in the same way that while a dreamcast mini would be awesome it would be nice to see Dreamcast games get the Sega-ages treatment and released for switch.

obviously dreamcast - add cyber troopers, online support back to phantasy star, and seaman w the mic, also vmu support but thats way too much to ask. I'll just buy the console one day

Definitely the Saturn followed by Dreamcast.

Where is the "Enough little consoles, port Skies of Arcadia to Switch already!" option?

Just release one console with all their best games.

@AtlanteanMan all good, mate. I was hoping for a physical version of Ocarina of Time en Marjora's Mask at Zelda's latest anniversary. Mario fans got All Stars, Zelda fans had to do with NSO. I am afraid it's not getting any better than this.

N64 please sega 😋

A Saturn Mini would be prohibitively expensive to produce due to the complexities of emulating the system architecture.

The Dreamcast is more realistic due to requiring far less processing power and being the final home SEGA console, will most likely resonate with more potential buyers.

I would definitely say Dreamcast, Saturn, and non-micro Game Gear.

Even as a Sega fan I don't have much interest in pre-Genesis Sega, and I would like to see a focus on their 3D arcade games from the 90's or I'm just over the mini arcades.

I just want a new port of Crazy Taxi for Switch.

I was so desperate I even bought Taxi Chaos.

A quick word of caution to those expecting Sega to actually do something tangible with this feedback: early this year they released a similar survey regarding legacy IPs we wanted to see brought back. Since then? Nothing but Sonic, Sonic, and more Sonic while their higher-ups remark about, you guessed it, more possibilities for Sonic in the future. Any takers on what that "super game" they're touting will most likely end up being about?

Honestly I would temper my expectations on ANYTHING when it comes to Sega.

I grew up only experiencing the plain Genesis. From the CD/32X on was out of range. A unit with those and Saturn/Dreamcast would open my wallet. Recently trying some Master System games, has also provided me some interest in further exploring.

Although a Master System mini would be very cool, a Saturn mini is a no brainer for me. It’s common knowledge how hard it is to play those games via emulation. Give us both!! Lol

@Mr_Horizon taxi chaos actually wasn’t that bad I felt lol

I don't understand the need for these consoles. Surely a compilation pack for current consoles would be far cheaper to produce, allowing them to sell more and make more profit.

If they really want to make a retro console, Saturn and Dreamcast would get the most interest.

I'd love to play

Daytona
Ready 2 Rumble
Power Stone
Jet Set Radio
Crazy Taxi
Space Channel 5

@joey302 It was a driving game where you cannot drift. I feel that is a crime in itself.

The one between Jupiter and Uranus.

Naomi Mini

This would be awesome.

Give me a Dreamcast mini and take my money!!

@PeteW
I’ve got the NES, SNES and Mega Drive minis so off the top of my head:
Many games play way better using the controllers they were originally built around.
You can hack them easily putting whatever games you want on them!
They’re small, durable and therefore more portable than say a PS4 or the Switch dock.
Nintendo handle the emulation or M2 for SEGA which is fantastic.
They’re relatively cheap seeing as you can play 100’s of the best games ever made until you keel over.
The minis look great under the telly.

Dreamcast and Saturn, especially Dreamcast, but I'd also like to see some games on Switch. I'm hoping for Sonic Adventures, Shenmue, Sega Swirl, Chu Chu Rocket, Power Stone, Crazy Taxi, 18 Wheeler, Skies of Arcadia, Sega Rally 2, Sonic Shuffle, Sega Bass Fishing, Space Channel 5, Jet Grind Radio.

But I feel like they'd make a lot more money doing small quality of life things and upping the resolution and fps and textures and audio and adding good online and lobbies and selling the games individually.

Saturn or Dreamcast which means they'll do LITERALLY ANYTHING but the Saturn or Dreamcast

Dreamcast. Hands down. There’s just not enough stuff on the Saturn that’d make it worth doing: NiGHTS, Virtual ON, Sega Worldwide Soccer’97 (and that was for the music!)…

I’ve been able to emulate the DC to a decent standard on a Pi 3B+, and once I finally get hold of a Pi 4 I expect that to (chu chu) rocket along. So imagine what it’ll be like In the hands of people who know what they’re doing.

Still sad we didn’t get an N64 mini

Dreamcast…DUH!

Saturn! as I still have my Dreamcast.

Do a version 3 and put all previous games on a Nomad. I'm not sure what it would take to make this work or how much something like this would cost, but it would be cool and set it apart from the many other "classic systems" that were released.

Saturn mini, dreamcast mini obviously lol.

Mark III / Master System for sure. I'm surprised they haven't already honestly. then probably a saturn mini. way better library than the Dreamcast.

Really? For real?

Saturn. I love my Saturn. It’s hard to describe the magic of the machine. I only bought it second hand 3 years ago and I feel like a sucker for not buying one in the 90’s. Don’t trust the experts as they get paid to promote
Anything that isn’t another Megadrive would be appreciated mind you.

How about a Sega branded new console which has a digital download model for all games. Sega could rerelease their Saturn and Dreamcast back catalogues and have the joypads available to purchase for each emulated system.

They seem reluctant to add these to the current gen platforms, so why not make a more future proofed retro system themselves.

Dreamcast, all the way.

Can't understand how any hardware could run Saturn games.

Sell a cart based system.

@Mr_Horizon

So you're another one!

Yes, desperate for Crazy Taxi on Switch.

The mobile game has the original music, so I don't know what the issue is.

@Truegamer79

I think you are projecting on others what YOU value in a mini system.

I love my Dreamcast, as much as you love Saturn (I love Saturn, too.) let's just take this as a baseline.

I personally don't have access to whatever ports you are talking about of classic DC games, and I'm not interested in investing in a bunch of Xboxes and PlayStations to get there. so no, Dreamcast ports aren't just abundantly available to me. (if I'm mistaken on this one, please inform me! I'd love to be wrong about this.) That's why I want a dc mini.

A dc mini would be a tiny DC that has classic DC games on it. That's why I want a DC mini.

A dc mini would be the first actual celebration of dc itself and it's fandom coming from sega themselves that I know of. That's why I want a DC mini.

your assertion that "if it was so great, why wasn't it more commercially successful?" is just ignorant. Kanye is not better than J Dilla. McDonalds doesn't make a better burger than the mom n pop burger joint it pushed off your block.

I want a mini Saturn, and a mini DC. they were both great cult classic systems with flaws.

It has to be Mark 3/Master System.

I had a Sega MegaDrive (well my brother did) when I was very small. Then I got an N64 which properly was my start into gaming. Because of this I'd love a Sega Saturn mini to see some of the games I missed out on when I switched to Nintendo. I still have a fondness for Sega and remember playing Sonic 3, Golden Axe, and Vectorman.

I Would Like To See Saturn Mini And Dreamcast Mini
Please.

You only have two to choose from unless if they dare to make a master system mini. I would say Saturn but I feel like a dream cast mini would be better.