Update: Sega has confirmed that there will be four console variants released, and each will come preloaded with four different games. it is definitely to incentivise customers to buy more than one console.

Here are the games you will get with each console:

Black

• Sonic the Hedgehog
• Puyo Puyo 2
• Out Run
• Royal Stone

Blue

• Sonic Chaos
• Gunstar Heroes
• Sylvan Tale
• Baku Baku Animal

Yellow

• Shining Force Gaiden: Ensei - Jashin no Kuni he
• Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya
• Shining Force Gaiden: Final Conflict
• Nazopuyo Aruru no Ru

Red

• Revelations: The Demon Slayer
• Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special
• The GG Shinobi
• Columns

Each Game Gear Micro will feature a 1.5-inch display, a single mono speaker, and a headphone jack. You can charge it over USB but it is also capable of running off two AAA batteries.

If you find the retro console's 1.5-inch screen too small for playing, you might want to consider shelling out 27,255 yen (S$350) for all four consoles. The four consoles will come with Sega's mini version of its Big Window magnifying glass accessory.

After the successful release of the Sega Genesis Mini, it appears another retro console is in the works at Sega. The company has revealed that it has plans to launch the Game Gear Micro, based off Sega's 8-bit handheld console that was meant to go toe to toe against Nintendo's Game Boy.

The miniature retro handheld console will come preloaded with old-school games though Sega has yet to announce what games the mini console comes with. News of the console first came when gamers discovered a new touchscreen patent from Sega which is more than likely going to be included in the Game Gear Micro.

A poster for the Game Gear Micro was also initially hidden on its landing site, revealing that the retro mini-console will come in four colour options - black, blue, yellow, and red. The poster also showed the console will be released in Japan on 6 October and will cost 4,980 yen.

Fans of retro gaming console will remember that Nintendo released a Game Boy Micro in the early 2000s, as a smaller redesign of the Game Boy Advance.

It seems Sega's Game Gear Micro will feature a screen even smaller than the Game Boy Micro. Though we wonder how easy will it be to game on such a tiny screen.

Sega should be announcing more details about the console, along with confirmation about the console's release date and price, real soon so do stay tuned.

This article was first published in Geek Culture.