Must-See Sega Genesis Displays: Sonic, Street Fighter & More
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– Wilder Toys’ Console Heroes Sega Genesis Cartridge Dioramas are miniature displays resembling game cartridges that unfold to reveal diorama scenes from classic games.
– Five Sega Genesis-themed sets have been announced, including scenes from Sonic 2, Sonic 3, Super Street Fighter 2, Altered Beast, and a Sega Genesis console replica.
– Each cartridge diorama is available for preorder at $20, with the Sonic 2 set launching July 15 and others arriving in August.
– The larger Sega Genesis console display will cost $50 and release in October, though preorders aren’t yet available on Amazon.
– Fans of retro gaming can explore these dioramas as nostalgic tributes to cartridge-based Sega Genesis games.
Relive the golden age of 16-bit gaming with these stunning Sega Genesis cartridge dioramas that bring classic titles to life in miniature form. Wilder Toys has unveiled an exciting new collection called Console Heroes, featuring intricately designed displays shaped like original Genesis game cartridges. Each piece unfolds to reveal a detailed scene inspired by legendary games from the platform’s iconic library.
Five distinct sets currently make up the collection, paying homage to Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, Super Street Fighter II, Altered Beast, and a special Genesis console replica. The Sonic 2 diorama captures the vibrant Emerald Hill Zone, while the Super Street Fighter II version recreates Ryu’s iconic stage. For fans of Sega’s early hits, the Altered Beast set immortalizes the game’s mythological transformation sequences.
Priced at $20 each, the cartridges are available for preorder now, with staggered release dates. The Sonic 2 display arrives first on July 15, followed by the Sonic 3, Altered Beast, and Street Fighter sets in August. The larger Genesis console diorama, priced at $50, launches in October, though preorders aren’t yet open on major retail platforms.
These collectibles blend nostalgia with craftsmanship, offering a fresh way to celebrate Sega’s legendary titles. Whether displayed on a shelf or opened to admire the intricate details, they’re a must-have for retro gaming enthusiasts. Keep an eye out for updates as more classic games might join the lineup in the future.
(Source: GameSpot)
