Photo: Sega
You can now order teeny tiny Sega game consoles. The decorative tchotchkes, about 40mm square, come as Genesis/Megadrives, Dreamcasts and Saturns, in different colors, are made by Square Enix, and cost 4400 yen (~$30). They ship January 2025.
Previously:
• The world's smallest Nintendo Wii
• Review of a tiny handheld retro-game console: Bittboy Pocket Go
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