Sega Confirms End of Mini Console Line, No Dreamcast or Saturn Mini Planned

Sega's CEO emphasizes focus on modern gaming and new projects, moving away from retro hardware releases.

Sega has officially announced it will no longer produce mini consoles, confirming no plans for Dreamcast or Saturn Mini systems.
Shuji Utsumi, CEO of Sega America and Europe, stated the company aims to focus on modern gamers rather than dwelling on its retro legacy.
Sega previously released five mini consoles, including the Genesis Mini and Genesis Mini 2, which were well-received by fans.
The company is instead prioritizing the revival of classic franchises like Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, and Virtua Fighter with new entries.
Sega's new 'Super Games' initiative will focus on innovative gaming experiences, including live services and online community-driven content.