
They have released several consoles, computers, and retro consoles that play preloaded games from their past systems.



Released
2022
![]() | Limited Edition, Co-Designed By M2 Micro Retro Video Game Console |
![]() | Limited Edition, Co-Designed By M2 Micro Retro Video Game Console |
1994
![]() | Fourth Generation. 2nd Genesis model 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1993
![]() | Fourth Generation. 2nd Mega Drive model 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1990
![]() | Third Generation. 2nd worldwide Master System 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1989
![]() | Fourth Generation. North American Mega Drive 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 1st Genesis model |
1988
![]() | Fourth Generation. 1st Mega Drive model 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1986
![]() | Third Generation. 1st worldwide Master System 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. |
1985
![]() | Third Generation. 1st Master System in Japan 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1984
![]() | Second Generation. 2nd Sega SG-1000 variant ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1983
![]() | Home Computer Variant of the SG-1000 |



There are also several defunct branches: