Just like with the previous lists of ‘10 games to add to your hacked Sega Mini’, PART 6 does not attempt to claim that these are the best retro titles available. Instead, these are the games that, to me, still feel the most appealing to actually spend time playing in 2020, especially given all the other ways one can distract themselves in the modern world. But, unlike the previous 5 lists that dealt exclusively with GENESIS/NES/SNES games, this time around I’ll be selecting titles from the Turbo Grafx-16 and Sega Master System, as I recently went back to the hack to add a few more console options to my Sega Mini.

So, with that in mind, here’s another list of 10 games that I think are definitely worth adding to your hacked Sega Mini… if you happen to also be spending some of these covid quarantine days in a similar retro video game rabbit hole & have similar elder millennial tastes as me:

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Ok, that’s it for this Sega Master System + Turbo Grafx-16/PC Engine edition list of 10 games that I would recommend making sure you add to your hacked Sega Mini if you’re an old millennial with similar gaming tastes as me (and if you missed it / are interested, here’s how to add SMS and Turbo Grafx-16 games to your Sega Mini).

If you want more than the 10 recommendations above, you can check out the other lists of 10 games (featuring GENESIS/NES/SNES games)…

…and then you can let me know whether you think my overall list of 20 Sega, 20 Super Nintendo + 10 Nintendo + 5 Sega Master System + 5 Turbo Grafx-16 games is totally rubbish or kinda decent.

Also, I can fit way more than 60 games on my hacked Sega Mini—I currently have about 300 titles on there, including the 40 that game pre-installed—so I’m also interested in hearing about any titles that you think I may have missed/might enjoy adding as well.

Although, I’ve started messing about with adding Game Boy Advance games and those file sizes are quite a lot bigger, so I might need to look into getting a bigger boat (ie. incorporating a USB stick into my Sega Mini hack - either that or I just need to be ok with having closer to 150-200 total games instead of my current 300). But I’ve also got a Pocketgo coming in the mail next week, so maybe I’ll just take my retro-gaming phase over to the handheld world.

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Jeremy / @HI54LOFI

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* For legal reasons, I suppose I should add that this post is entirely a work of fiction and I would never actually hack my Sega Mini with games I did not acquire in whatever the proper legal manner is for acquiring old 90s games in 2020 — in fact I would never even hack my Sega Mini, period, because hacking is bad, kids. "Follow the rules and always do things the way you were told to do them" — that's my motto. SEGA!