We previously reported on Tectoy's Sega Mega Drive portable. Now it's available on Play-Asia for US$ 39.90. You'll be able to play games such as Sonic and Knuckles, Golden Axe, and Kid Chameleon. If you're not satisfied with the screen sizes of portables devices, you'll be happy to know that this gadget also has a TV out connection.

If you're interested in learning to know more about this device, click on the "read more" link.

Official Brazilian Sega distributor TecToy has just announced a new portable gaming device for the region. This is not an entirely new platform, however, as the gadget is based from Sega's fourth-generation console Mega Drive.

It will become available on December 5 for roughly around US$ 100. TecToy's Portable Mega Drive comes in a cool blue finish, reminiscent of Sega's most beloved character and mascot Sonic the Hedgehog. To know about its full details, check the "read more" link below.

This week, SEGA will be releasing several Virtual Console titles for European Wii owners. Included in that list of VC titles are: Streets of Rage 2, Toe Jam and Earl in Panic on Funkotron, Kid Chameleon, and World Sports Competition.

Streets of Rage 2 was released in 1993 and is a scrolling beat 'em up. Toe Jam and Earl in Panic on Funkotron is a side-scrolling platform adventure title featuring two aliens that have to rescue a planet from and Earthling invasion.

Kid Chameleon, was originally an action platformer on the Mega Drive and asks players to help Kid (the main character) find 9 magical masks and fight the evil Heady Metal. World Sports Competition is like Wii sports only without the Wiimote, and with 1992 graphics.

Streets of Rage 2, Toe Jam and Earl in Panic on Funkotron, and Kid Chameleon each cost around 800 Wii points, while World Sports Competition should only damage wallets by 600 Wii points.

Sega of America recently announced in an official press release that Streets of Rage 2, Toe Jam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron, Shining in the Darkness and Kid Chameleon will be available soon for download in the Wii's Shop Channel.

These four SEGA Genesis games will be available at 800 Wii (US$ 8) points each.

Street of Rage 2 takes off from where the first Streets of Rage ended. But with Mr. X and his syndicate wreaking havoc in the city once again, Skate Hunter, Max Thunder, Blaze Fielding and Axel Stone will have to rescue old pal Adam Hunter from the clutches of their arch-nemesis.

Toe Jam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron brings us back to the planet of Funkotron, where some human stow-aways are now running amok. So it's up to the funky duo to hunt down each one and ship them back to Earth, all the while keeping an eye out for objects to convince Lamont, the funkiness of everything funky, to return to Funkotron.

Shining in the Darkness brings dungeon crawling days back on the SEGA Genesis against another evil nemesis out to rule your beloved Kingdom. Thornwood needs a hero to be saved, and you'll work your way to become a skilled knight with help of better equipment looted from monsters slain in the dungeons.

Kid Chameleon takes you back to a virtual world inside a virtual world, where you must traverse through over 100 levels of boss stomping adventure. As the the best gamer in town - Kid Chameleon - you can make use of your ability to morph into a Berserker, a Maniaxe, a Micromax or a Skycutter.

There's no official date when these titles will be available, but you can frequent the shop channel for more announcements. These additions, coupled with Neo Geo's finest, are sure to keep you avid and retro gamers occupied for quite some time.

Australia's Office of Film and Literature Classification (OFLC) has added seven more titles to its list of rated games for the Nintendo Wii's Australian Virtual Console service. All of the new titles are old Sega Mega Drive classics.

Here's the list of newly-added titles:

• Streets of Rage 2
• Toe Jam and Earl in Panic Funkotron
• Kid Chameleon
• Sonic the Hedgehog 2
• Golden Axe II
• Shining in the Darkness
• Shining Force

The inclusion of Shining Force should please a lot of RPG fanatics, and the whole list's a pretty solid lineup, if we do say so ourselves. Release details for these games have yet to be announced, but they should all show up on the Wii Shop Channel within a few weeks. Check back here on QJ for more updates.

Remember the good ol' 16-bit games, when nothing in the world - which probably just consisted of homework and your stamp collection - ever mattered except for your video games on what was then THE next-gen consoles? That's right, 90s junkies! The Sega Genesis Collection is bringing our beloved old school games onto our PSPs.

Today, we're going for one of the games included in the package: Kid Chameleon. To refresh your memory, it's "that one game where you get to use masks to change your skills." That's what's appealing about this game. You, as Kid Chameleon, can assume the identity of any superhero you want to be, whether it be Cyclone, MicroMax, Red Stealth, or Juggernaut. Surely, some of you guys remember these masks, right?

Well, if not, you can just download the video below. Or, if that's not enough, its release will be this fall; so, you sentimental types can go take a crack at it very soon.

Download: [Kid Chameleon trailer]

Buy: [Sega Genesis Collection]