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Square Enix’s die-cast Sega replicas are Hot Wheels for gamers.

Debuting under the company’s “Bright Arts” line of collectibles, Square Enix is releasing six miniature replicas of classic Sega consoles including the Genesis, Saturn, and Dreamcast in multiple regional variants.

Each tiny console includes a matching controller and will sell for ¥4,400 (around $30) when they launch in Japan starting on January 25th, 2025.

Four versions of Square Enix’s die-cast miniature Sega consoles.
The die-cast Sega console replicas will be available early next year.
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