Best of all, the 'Mode' button brings up your menu options with a single press, rather than the press-and-hold approach needed with the pack-in controllers. The extra buttons are a nice touch, but the controller just feels better in my hands. Retro-Bit Official USB Genesis ControllerSEGA sent a pair of 6-button controllers (8 when you count the shoulder buttons), and while they aren't necessary to the Genesis Mini experience, I absolutely recommend picking up at least one. It makes Street Fighter 2 and Eternal Champions a much better experience, but you're only going to play Eternal Champions once, anyway. There’s so much history in this little thing, and even though all of it isn’t going to be worth playing from many points of view: I’m glad it’s preserved nonetheless.Play The included Genesis controllers look and feel like the real deal, and my first thought on holding one in my hands after all these years was "wow these things are big." It's a bummer the superior 6-button controllers aren't included, but for basically 40 of the 42 included games, the pack-in controllers work fine. Flipping through them and selecting wild cards felt like breathing rarified air.
There’s just some stuff here that even retro enthusiasts haven’t heard of, or played. The Genesis Mini 2 is also shmup heavy, adding in games like Hellfire and Granada on top of the recognizable names.Īlthough other Mini consoles generally have a “safer” selection of games, surfing through the Genesis Mini 2 was one of my favorite experiences of them all. There’s just a bizarre smattering of games here, with absolute classics you may have seen in various compilations like Phantasy Star II, After Burner II, The Revenge of Shinobi, and OutRun: juxtaposed to things like The Ooze (in which you control a growing goop pile) and Bonanza Bros (a game where you control criminals with split-screen co-op support). Not once in my wildest dreams did I imagine Clayfighter would be relevant again nearly 30 years later. Some of the additions, frankly, are insane.
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