It was, but Sega was unhappy with the quality and at the end of last year brought in house being overseen by the guys that originally designed the megadrive.
Which means a bunch of old Japanese men that have probably never seen an emulator. That’s the easiest conclusion I can draw for this baffling decision. That and they got to limit the selection like Nintendo and Sony did. Having 50 games would devalue our game…thing. Nevermind ever shop in Akiba stocks a few import copies of Sega Genesis Classics.