With your dominant hand, plug your data capable microUSB cord into the back of the Sega Genesis Mini.
With your non-dominant hand, hold down the “Reset” button. Slide the power switch into the “ON” position. Remove any and all cables from your Sega Genesis Mini. (Don’t worry, my steps have that and more details to alleviate any further questions.) Lastly, after clicking no, just ignore what you see on the screen, the program is waiting for you to do these next steps. Just click no and immediately continue onto the steps I’ve listed below. Finally, it will ask if you’d like to open the interactive how to steps. Let it run a few minutes and when you see the screen that says “No Console Detected, Do You Wish to Start the Install Process” click Yes. It will do a process real quick to see if there are any mods installed. To start it up, just double click on the icon and then click the Install/Uninstall button. Make certain you already have it installed on your PC and started up before continuing. (On Linux/MacOS you need to make a virtual console of a 64bit Windows to use Project Lunar). 32bit can work, but you also might run into driver issues. Make certain one end of it is already plugged into the PC. The one supplied with the Sega Genesis Mini is not capable of data transfer, nor is the Playstation Classic microUSB cable. A different microUSB cord that actually transfers data. It’s not overly complicated and a fair amount of the program walks you through it, but I wanted to further concrete how easy it is for those with any doubts. 
This will fully cover how to add additional games to your Sega Genesis Mini. If you’re already aware of what Project Lunar is and you want to get rolling with it, then you’re in the right place.
If you’d like to read over that, click here. Recently, we mentioned that the Project Lunar program that had been in closed beta had now reached it’s 1.0 open beta release.
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