If we?ve learned anything about the gaming industry in the last few years it?s that people absolutely love tiny versions of things they bought decades prior. Um? Except for the PlayStation Classic which doesn?t count for the purposes of this flimsy argument. That point notwithstanding, it?s hard to deny the proliferation of tiny, classic consoles and their marketability. Even if you aren?t interested in owning a suite of games from years past, the fact that most of these look cool on a shelf or a desk is sometimes more than enough of an excuse. Well, Sega is going back to that tiny well once more with the announcement yesterday of not one, but four versions of the Game Gear Micro. Why four versions" Each of these $50 mini versions of the ?beloved? Sega handheld comes with a different collection of games. That?s all well and fine, but allow me to be the one to ask the tough questions: Where?s my PlayStation Vita Micro" ?

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