The Game Gear was Sega's brief entry into the handheld market in the early 90s to challenge Nintendo's Game Boy. It was ahead ...

Decades after devices like the Sega Game Gear and iconic GameBoy changed video games forever, dedicated gaming handheld ...

Sega last year released one of our favorite retro consoles, the Genesis Mini, and now it's going even smaller with the Sega Game Gear Micro. Sega showed off the new set of four gaming handhelds on ...

Introducing the Game Gear Micro range, celebrating Sega's 60th an ... Yes, I get that these things were common handheld accessories back in the day, but it’s taking the retro homage a bit too far.

Sega is reviving its 1990 handheld, the Game Gear, as a mini retro-console for the company’s 60th anniversary. The Sega Game Gear Micro will be released in Japan this October, and it may be the ...

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 ...

Despite the tiny size, the Game Gear Micro's 1.15-inch screen manages a 240×180 pixel resolution, which actually improves on the 160×144 pixel resolution of the original Game Gear's 3.2-inch screen.

Finally acknowledging that the original Game Gear was a hefty beast as far as handhelds go, Sega has just released details on its latest throwback console: a miniature version of the Game Gear ...

Rather, that’s the news that SEGA is releasing a new Game Gear Micro, not as one mini handheld, but as four mini handhelds that cost $50 each and only have four games on them.

If you buy a pack of all four Game Boy Micro units at once, you'll be paying 27,255 yen (~$250), but you'll get a SEGA BIG WINDOW. That's a magnifying glass add-on accessory for the Sega Game Gear ...

Sega's teeny-tiny Game Gear Micro has a 1.15-inch screen and just four games built-in to each one. It even has a magnifying lens to help players see what's going on.