New Sega Mega Drive Handheld Surprisingly Awesome

Portable Video Gamer writes:

"Somewhere between the size of the classic Gameboy Advance and an iPhone, the Blaze portable feels like the perfect Sega handheld system, if Sega were still in the hardware market. UK-based company Blaze Europe has licensed the rights to 20 retro games from the 16-bit Sega system, and these are accessible via convenient menu screen on the device. Highlights include Sonic & Knuckles, Alex Kidd, Altered Beast, and Golden Axe. Unfortunately, once you tire of the included games, there is no way to upload new roms to the machine." (Culture, Industry, Nintendo DS, PSP)

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