The Sega Saturn boasts 2D fighters, RPGs, and arcade games, delivering a solid 3D experience too. Many Saturn games remain playable today, bypassing early-3D growing pains. The all-too-forgotten ...

Fighters Megamix. Developer: AM2 Publisher: Sega 1997. You can play arcade fighter Fighting Vipers, a port of which is still available on the Xbox Marketplace, right now.You can legally buy and ...

You don't see many new games on the SEGA Saturn, which is what makes Parking Garage Rally Circuit so special. By Liam Martin , Gaming Editor 22:55, Mon, Jul 15, 2024 | UPDATED: 22:56, Mon, Jul 15 ...

Sega announced on Thursday that it’s canceling multiplayer shooter Hyenas.Citing “lower profitability of the European region,” the company said it would also shutter other unannounced titles ...

Would there have been more games for the North American Saturn if Sega had paid more attention to the rise of 3D? Sega of America’s marketing was almost exclusively 3D-based, with COO and then ...

The Sega Saturn used to only be a plug-in home device, but no longer. Thanks to modder TZMWX, fans can now see what the 32-bit system would look like if it transformed into a portable console.

Saturn’s initial success was short-lived, and so was Kalinske’s optimism. PS1 sales soared and Saturn spelled doom for Sega’s hardware business. In July 1996, ...

Sega has ruled out making any more Mini consoles, dashing hopes for a Saturn or Dreamcast revival. The company behind Sonic the Hedgehog has released a number of nostalgia-fuelled Mini consoles ...

The documents, collected and uploaded to Sega Retro, are a mixed bag of everything from E3 floor plans to financial results.Some of the highlights, though, are internal emails, like this one from ...

The Sega Saturn is surprisingly high performance, so the difficulty of miniaturisation is also high. I don’t think it’s a case of saying ‘let’s make another one because it sells well’, ...

Sega Saturn released in Japan in November 1994, in North America in May 1995, and in Europe in July 1995. A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007.