The Sega Genesis Mini is set to roll out on Sept. 19 and the console’s final 12 games have been officially announced. That’s right; I said 12, not 10. The console is still being advertised as shipping with “40 legendary games,” but two extra entries have been thrown in for the heck of it.

As expected by many, this is yet another compilation that will not include ध्वनि 3. That game seems to be caught up in rights hell, so there’s no telling if it’ll ever see the light of day again. Still, the dozen new offerings are great additions to an already solid lineup.

Puzzle game fans will be happy to see the console’s version of Tetris और स्तंभ make the final cut, while oddball fighter शाश्वत चैंपियंस is also on the roster. Another highlight is राक्षस विश्व IV, which has never officially launched outside of Japan until now. The rest of the new games includes दारा, Virtua Fighter 2, एलिसिया ड्रैगून, बच्चे गिरगिट, रोड रैश II, डायनामाइट हेडी, लड़ाई और प्रकाश क्रूसेडर.

के अनुसार mini-console’s official website, Tetris और दारा are the bonus titles, though no reason is given for their sudden appearance. There was likely a licensing issue that they managed to get worked out at the last minute but, whatever the reason, you can’t complain about extra games being thrown in.

It’s worth dropping by that website to remind yourself of all the other games being included, boasting everything from ध्वनि का और मेगा मनुष्य सेवा मेरे कैसलवानिया: ब्लडलाइन, गनस्टार नायर्स and even a couple of licensed Disney games. And of course, Genesis staples like तोजेम एंड अर्ल और केंचुआ जिम are in the mix, making this one of the better retro compilations to date.

As a reminder, the console comes all of the necessary cables and a pair of three-button Genesis controllers, though I understand you’ll be able to buy six-button controller separately. All of that for $79.99. So, what do you think? Did Sega nail it or are there a few too many holes in your “must have” wish list?