It’s Time to Change the Narrative About SEGA Saturn…
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The SEGA Saturn is almost 30 years old… WOW!Today marks the 29th anniversary of its North American launch on May 11, 1995. It’s hard to believe that it’s been that long since I pi…
  • MajorHavoc@programming.devEnglish
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    2 months ago

    I agree. Saturn is it’s own thing, and much more than just the story of its failure.

    But I cannot help tell that story, because, like many, I never experienced it. It was simply too expensive. I spent my allowance on my Sega 32X and then my Sega CD and then Sony PlayStation.

    There wasn’t money or available units in my childhood to buy a Saturn. As an adult, I don’t enough about the Saturn to shop for a used console and games, and I don’t have the nostalgia to want to.

    And I found it bloody hard to emulate, at least compared to the nostalgia for it that I lack.

    From what I know of the Saturn catalog, Sega would change the narrative decisively, overnight, by finally releasing a Sega Saturn Mini console.