After releasing information in waves over the past few weeks, Sega has finally revealed the final games list of its Mega Drive / Genesis Mini console. Among the last 12 titles to be revealed are a couple of welcome surprises, including Tetris and Darius. Here's a look at what to expect when it launches later this year.

　　Darius never actually came to the original console--it's a brand-new port, specifically for the Mega Drive / Genesis Mini. The original console's version of Tetris, meanwhile, is exceedingly rare, with only three physical copies available in the wild. Both games will be pre-installed on the new Mini console.

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　　The other games revealed today are Road Rash II, Strider, Virtua Fighter 2, Alisia Dragoon, Columns, Dynamite Headdy, Kid Chameleon, Monster World IV, Light Crusader, and Eternal Champions. They bring the final count up to 42 games, with other big titles like Earthworm Jim and Sonic the Hedgehog also included.

　　The Mega Drive Mini / Genesis Mini releases worldwide on September 19, costing $80 / £70 / AU $140. It's based on the Model 1 version of the original console, except approximately 55% smaller. The box contains the console, a power adapter, two replica three-button USB controllers, one USB to micro-USB power cable, and one HDMI lead. Fore more details on how to buy it, check out our Genesis Mini pre-order guide.

　　The game ports that are on the Genesis Mini were handled by M2, a team that is well known for its work on emulation and re-releases. M2 previously worked on Sega Ages and Sega 3D Classics Collection.

　　Releasing Mini versions of classic consoles has become something of a trend recently. Nintendo led the way with the NES Classic and the SNES Classic, both of which were received well by critics and went on to be hot commercial items. Sony followed suit with the PlayStation Classic, which wasn't received as warmly.

　　

Full Sega Mega Drive / Genesis Mini Games Lineup

Sonic the HedgehogEcco the DolphinCastlevania: The New GenerationSpace Harrier 2Shining ForceDr. Robotnik's Mean Bean MachineToeJam & EarlComix ZoneAltered BeastGunstar HeroesCastle of Illusion Starring Mickey MouseWorld of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald DuckThunder Force IIISuper Fantasy ZoneShinobi IIIStreets of Rage 2Earthworm JimSonic The Hedgehog 2ProbotectorLandstalkerMega Man®: The Wily WarsStreet Fighter II®: Special Champion EditionGhouls ‘n Ghosts®Alex Kidd in the Enchanted CastleStory of ThorGolden AxePhantasy Star IV: The End of the MillenniumSonic The Hedgehog SpinballVectormanWonder Boy in Monster WorldTetris®DariusRoad Rash IIStriderVirtua Fighter 2Alisia DragoonKid ChameleonMonster World IVEternal ChampionsColumnsDynamite HeaddyLight Crusader