Somewhat disappointed by the news that we're getting three button controllers, but I will probably be able to overcome that if the Mini is compatible with the upcoming Retrobit pads.
My bigger concern is that this appears to be more of a "nostalgia catered to each region" device so far, rather than the SNES Mini's "here's the best our platform had to offer". There's not much appeal to playing Altered Beast or Mean Bean Machine again; just reveal the good stuff like Centy/Soleil, Lighting Force, Hard Corps and Rocket Knight Adventures.
They should focus on the games that have withstood the test of time, the ones which actually gained in popularity long after the system itself died.
So if Sega has better stuff waiting they should just reveal all of it already, especially when Sony last tried that approach but wasn't able to live up to it.
My bigger concern is that this appears to be more of a "nostalgia catered to each region" device so far, rather than the SNES Mini's "here's the best our platform had to offer". There's not much appeal to playing Altered Beast or Mean Bean Machine again; just reveal the good stuff like Centy/Soleil, Lighting Force, Hard Corps and Rocket Knight Adventures.
They should focus on the games that have withstood the test of time, the ones which actually gained in popularity long after the system itself died.
So if Sega has better stuff waiting they should just reveal all of it already, especially when Sony last tried that approach but wasn't able to live up to it.