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More Graphically Impressive SEGA Saturn Games

Even though the Sega Saturn is nearly 3 decades old now, some games that released for the console are still graphically impressive to this day! Join TVGS as I take a look at some gameplay of the best looking, visually and graphically impressive Sega Saturn games the console ever received!

The Sega Saturn, released in 1994, holds a distinct place in gaming history as a console that brought forward several innovative features and noteworthy games. One of its standout attributes was its cutting-edge hardware, boasting dual CPUs and a strong graphics processor. This architecture enabled developers to experiment with 3D graphics and complex gameplay mechanics that were ahead of its time. Titles like “Virtua Fighter” and “Nights into Dreams” showcased the Saturn’s graphical prowess, pushing the boundaries of what was achievable in the mid-1990s. Moreover, the Saturn was a pioneer in local multiplayer experiences, offering support for up to 10 players in some games through its multitap accessory. This paved the way for memorable couch gaming sessions with friends, contributing to its appeal.

In addition to its technical strengths, the Sega Saturn cultivated a library of unique and diverse games that catered to various tastes. While it faced stiff competition from Sony’s PlayStation, the Saturn featured an impressive lineup of exclusives such as “Panzer Dragoon Saga,” a critically acclaimed RPG, and “Shining Force III,” a strategic masterpiece. These titles, alongside beloved franchises like “Sonic the Hedgehog” and “Street Fighter,” garnered a dedicated fan base. The console’s willingness to experiment was evident in its support for unconventional genres and experimental gameplay mechanics, ensuring that players could find experiences beyond the mainstream. While the Sega Saturn’s commercial success was overshadowed by its competitors, its technical innovations, multiplayer capabilities, and distinctive game library remain defining features that continue to be celebrated by gaming enthusiasts and historians alike.

FOUND: Rare SEGA Dreamcast Dev Kit & Prototype Software!

A Sega Dreamcast Development Kit was dropped off at RE-PC in the Seattle area for recycling. Thankfully they saved it and got it running along with prototype and development software plus design documents. It’s a cool piece of Sega Dreamcast history and is now on display at the Tukwila store! Check it out: http://www.repc.com

I should add that the museum parts of RE-PC are completely FREE, so swing by if you are in the area and check out their cool stuff!

BEST Sega GENESIS RPGS – Happy Console Gamer

The Sega Genesis, also known as the Mega Drive, is a 16-bit home video game console that was first released in 1988. It was developed by Sega and was designed to compete with Nintendo’s popular NES console. The Genesis had a library of popular games including Sonic the Hedgehog, Streets of Rage, and Mortal Kombat, and was known for its fast-paced action, colorful graphics, and distinctive sound capabilities. It also featured a cartridge-based system for game storage and had a variety of accessories such as the Sega CD and 32X, which added additional capabilities to the console. The Sega Genesis is considered a classic console and is still enjoyed by retro gamers today.

In this video the HappyConsoleGamer and his friend Andrew share their favorite and best Genesis RPGs.

10 Good & Cheap Sega Genesis Games Still Found Today

John Hancock – There are still many good & cheap Sega Genesis games you can still find today. In this video, I pick 10 games for the Genesis that are still very affordable and common to find. What are your picks for affordable Genesis games? Comment below as I would love to hear your picks and stories about playing these games!