Compilations and the Sega Saturn - Full Episode

Here we take a look at releases that have multiple games in them.
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Episode Notes:
1. Captured on real hardware.
2. I didn't include multi-packs like the King of Fighters, Samurai Shodown, and Clockwork Knight releases. These were technically compilations but as stand-alone Saturn releases already, they didn't fit the episode.
3. Midway Presents Arcade's Greatest Hit actually says Williams Greatest Hits on the title screen. This is because Midway absorbed Williams around the time of its release.
4. I had a few hiccups during the making of this video. My Thunder Force footage was corrupted somehow and I didn't find the issue until the 11th hour. As a bandaid, I recorded a few minutes of demo footage(attract mode) and threw it in to finish the project.
5. This episode comes in at a whopping 40 minutes. One of my longest yet.
6. Y's is such a good game. Find a way to play it.
7. If the resolution of the Saturn versions of these games bothers you, try the Playstation editions. They are often more faithful in this regard to the arcade versions. I always found the Saturn to have a much sharper image, however.

[@SilverAxe13]

“Welp, it’s late. Time for bed.” *SLX drops a 40 min vid at 2:30am* “Sleep is overrated.”

[@SegaLordX]

Appreciate the dedication.

[@watamutha]

@@SegaLordX We appreciate the nostalgia trips!

[@vancityguy]

@@SegaLordX Thank you for this content, covering the most ignored gaming console...

[@xenonronin7789]

I had the Street Fighter Collection for Saturn and Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold was near arcade perfect. I loved that game and the Saturn's control pad was great for 2D fighters. Great vid as always !

[@jagergerg9771]

I love Street Fighter till this day. It’s the mother of all fighting games

[@SegaLordX]

Couldn't agree more!

[@stevesteve0521]

Alpha 2 gold on the Saturn was fantastic (also good on the ps1). My one complaint about alpha 2 and gold on the Saturn and it’s literally a stupid complaint but in versus mode it only shows the names of the characters instead of their faces like the arcade mode. Obviously this was done for cut back purposes to make the game run better but my friends and I would just play arcade mode against each other instead of versus because of this reason (except when we wanted to play cammy)

[@ShinobiWan1]

@@stevesteve0521 also, Gold was missing the art gallery :(

[@stevesteve0521]

@@ShinobiWan1 that’s also true

[@teddym2808]

Super Ghouls & Ghosts is worth having on the Saturn specifically as it is a unique game that removes much of the slowdown from the SNES version.

[@sp0re8900]

I have to try it never played it besides the snes version.

[@BeanBeanKingdom]

The sad part about Sega Ages is that 25 years later they're STILL rereleasing the same Mega Drive games when ironically all people want are Saturn ports.

[@polycube868]

Yeah we've had the Mega Drive/Genesis compilations for years! We want Saturn, Dreamcast and arcade games!

[@maroon9273]

@@polycube868 idk why sega ashamed of re-releasing arcade, dreamcast and Saturn games.

[@waterheart95]

@@maroon9273 They lost the source code for a lot of those titles. However, they could emulate a lot of them.

[@BushidoBrownSama]

I really would like a port of Burning Rangers

[@maroon9273]

@@waterheart95 they should emulate them.

[@dylan.t180]

Love that this episode itself was a compilation nice one

[@GameSack]

Parodius series > Gradius series. Except for the music... the Gradius series has amazing music that can' be beat.

[@SegaLordX]

Gradius III, man. That soundtrack is from the gaming Gods.

[@donjohnson7768]

This vid is incredible man, we're all lucky you put in the time to put these together!

[@roberto1519]

I would really enjoy a similar episode focused on the PS1 compilations too, from which there are many. As for the Capcom Collections, the PS1 could display lower resolutions the Saturn wasn't able to, so those games are displayed correctly in Sony's console. A few Konami arcade ports are even better than the originals in the sense they properly ported assets to the Saturn higher resolution, so there's more horizontal real state. I agree that those more vintage games should always be in a single CD and at least 30 titles, much like Konami Antiques MSX Ultra Pack. Yes Sonic World is probably what they achieved for a proper Sonic game on the Saturn but they were certainly planning on abandoning ship for the DC the following year. The Saturn never reached its full potential due to SEGA's own management. There's no denying your points on these compilations are valid, as even to this day, upgrades like Super Mario All-Stars should be the bare minimum requirement to bring older titles to current generation systems. Improving on every area possible.

[@jkajmo]

Dear Lord X, you're one of the few content creators that consistently drops incredible video after video. The way you articulate your talking points, the energy in your voice & the production value you present in your videos clearly shows off your love & passion for Sega. Thank you for providing us with so many amazing videos.

[@jokopower7416]

Love the Saturn videos! Always a favorite to see

[@h1redgoon596]

Thanks Sega Lord! Love your channel. Always a great trip down memory lane. Stay safe!

[@charliehustle2591]

Excellent work as always.

[@Jimbo497]

The timing of these videos couldn't be better, as I've recently obtained my first Saturn along with a Satiator. Keep up the great work dude!

[@awelcruiz]

Good stuff. I also watched, liked, and commented on the two part versions to help you out with the KZbin algorithm.

[@Vulpas]

Compilations were a kid's best friend back in the day lol

[@SegaLordX]

They certainly could be.

[@muddyeyeball15]

Dude, always the best arcade content, awesome presentation and easily one of the best retro gaming sites out in the nostalgic wild, thank you for all your hard work and creative efforts always!

[@iMichael123S]

The content from this channel is just pure nostalgic perfection!

[@Oysterblade84]

Wow! great video Sega Lord X, no doubt alot of hours of editing have gone into this and it shows. Really enjoyed it.

[@Mitjitsu]

Capcom Generations 2 and Street Fighter Collection were my favourite compilation games.

[@georgesiv2082]

I have always been a sucker for compilation for the sheer value of games and You get.

[@segasaturn6800]

I enjoyed your video! I’m always rooting for you from korea 😀

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you! 😃

[@vallaurianv6024]

More awesome content. You’re neck and neck with Gamesack for my favourite KZbinr. Segalord x on Saturn topics is even more special. Anyways I own a number of these and was pleased to see you highlight X Multiply in particular - it’s an incredible shooter which is not at all out of place in a top 10 list of shmups on the worlds greatest shmup machine, the Sega Saturn.

[@thecunninlynguist]

I am a sucker for compilations. I'm excited for Sonic Origins despite the nonsensical DLC. Would be fun to get some of these Saturn ones...I'd love Sonic Jam. I had no idea Capcom released so many compilations for the Saturn in Japan.

[@adamdenardis5438]

Sorta like what Namco did on Playstation.

[@maroon9273]

@@adamdenardis5438 vol 4 namco museum is my favorite namco compilation I ever played.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

I've always had a soft spot for compilations of stuff that didn't get a lot of releases.

[@SaraphXIII]

Excellent video, thank you!!!

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks for watching it.

[@nopenop1495]

I love Sonic Jam, I wish that the upcoming Origins collection would have some of the features it did.

[@maroon9273]

And hopefully more the unused content and cancelled stages from sonic 2 and sonic cd. Plus cd audio for the genesis sonic titles.

[@costumeninja1914]

Fire as usual, sir!

[@Riz2336]

I have several of these for my Saturn. Some of them you covered in this video I didn't even know about

[@gertytk5528]

If only they could've fit Sonic CD on Sonic Jam. That would've been awesome.

[@Turbulation1]

Have a feeling it was just too large mostly cause of all the high quality Sonic CD cd audio tracks. They could be compressed or even redone with the Saturn’s sound chip but that would take too long.

[@maroon9273]

If it was dual disc video game including knuckles chaotix.

[@Turbulation1]

@@maroon9273 Knuckles Chaotix is only on a 4MB cartridge so it could fit easily without a dual disc.

[@SegaLordX]

It would have been appreciated by me, for sure.

[@maroon9273]

@@Turbulation1 meaning a dual disc with sonic cd and knuckles chaotix.

[@idraulinodevasconcelos4374]

Great vídeo as usual.I have most of them and I want some of them and thank you for reviewing them.☺️👍

[@SegaLordX]

No problem.

[@adamdenardis5438]

I think Sega Ages wanted to release all of their older arcade games from the beginning. Probably why they numbered them by volume. If it had kept going along with the Saturn, I have no doubt we would have seen the better stuff that came later on. Sort of like what they had on PS2.

[@lazarushernandez5827]

Sega should still do these today, they have plenty of titles to make these collections genre specific even. I would especially love a Racer collection. You could also have a fighters collection, action adventure, platformers and shooters. or break them up by decade...so many options.

[@billcook4768]

Or, they could release the save four Sonic games. Again.

[@lazarushernandez5827]

@@billcook4768 They heard you. Sonic Origins is on the way, includes Sonic 1, 2, 3 and Knuckles and CD. The compilation idea team is on vacation now. 😎

[@brighidburns2142]

Nice work on the video

[@whiskeygamer9402]

Great video Sir👍🏾

[@JamesChessman]

I love this channel, the vids are always fire, and so an early morning vid is always a great "wake-and-bake," so to speak!!

[@Bloodreign1]

Parodius Deluxe Pack contains the first 2 ARCADE titles, the MSX one on that MSX Antiques is the first one in the series. These are the second and third games in the series. Just clearing that up for you. 😉 As for Thunder Force IV, there is a slight upgrade at least with the slowdown removed. But boy oh boy the price on both Gold Packs is not good. I do have Image Fight/X-Multiply, but on the PS1 as I found it for $50 (I didn't pick it up, but a forumer at one forum picked it up a little later for me in a San Antonio retro game store where I first found it, just ran me slightly more due to shipping). No way was I finding either the PS1, nor Saturn version anywhere else for $50. Even at that time Ebay sellers wanted 3 times more for a copy for either one on Ebay. Oddly at one time, the PS1 version was selling for a little more than the Saturn version, but they should be about even on price by now. As for Chase HQ and SCI on the Saturn (picked up the comp years ago for around $20), I find them okay, but have what I consider better versions on the Japanese PS2 Taito Memories packs, as those are emulations of the arcade games. Playing either game with a pad on either console though, is quite the chore due to both using steering wheel controls in the arcade.

[@SegaLordX]

Yes, I noted Parodius were the arcade versions in the video.

[@jessragan6714]

I'll always go to bat for Midway Arcade's Greatest Hits. It was one of my favorite Saturn games, even in a library heavy with fantastic titles. Sure there were only six games, but they were the right ones. (Well, five of them were. The one that didn't need to be there was Bubbles.) You know what really stings, though? There's no Namco Museum on Saturn. Obviously that wasn't going to happen since Namco had an exclusivity agreement with Sony, but the fact that Pac-Man was never officially released for the Saturn is nevertheless a bitter pill to swallow. Friggin' Pac-Man! It's available on practically everything else! Its ease in handling Genesis games makes me wonder why the Saturn wasn't backward compatible with that system. If they had added a Genesis cartridge slot, it could have made a big difference in the console wars of the late 1990s.

[@maroon9273]

I wish they made cart adapter for the saturn in NA and EU instead of another genesis add-on called the 32x.

[@SegaLordX]

Namco really detested the Saturn hardware. They weren't gonna create anything for it.

[@rigues]

So many compilations I didn't know of! Thanks for the video. Funnily enough, the MSX versions of Gradius, Gradius II, Parodius and Salamander now have patches to enable smooth scrolling in more powerful (MSX 2 and up), hardware. Gradius even has an "arcade" patch with graphics more faithful to the original and voice samples, making them better than the Saturn pack! 😅

[@Gaming_since_the_eighties]

Maybe hopefully Sega releases a Sega Saturn Collection, for modern day consoles with games that never released in the west. The Sega Saturn was released in November 1994, so it´s almost 28 years old. So maybe there will be a Sega Saturn 30th Anniversary Collection. Yes nostalgia hit a little bit hard right now.

[@maroon9273]

They really need to bring back retro gaming collection on the e-stores. Since the 6th and 7th gen era. We have been missing so many classics retro and compilation games especially from the arcade scene. It's the best time to bring them back. Video game subscription is all greed.

[@sneakyskunk1]

I sorely miss the compilation disc. I understand that digital distribution has rendered the concept obsolete, but there was something about holding a disc packed with classic games in your hands that(to my mind) just can not be beat. SLX always brings us the good stuff.

[@EliteGamersUnited]

i almost died when you said Sega had "Mad Wood for Columns in the 90s"

[@axelguzman8432]

Excelente Bro 👍

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks you.

[@ButtaMilkBiscuitsGaming]

Man you gotta love the 90s and its anime, that whole road blaster bit the music right there was awesome!

[@SuperKokuJin916]

Actually, this came out originally in 1985! This was the PERFECT presentation for that time period!!! Toei Animation were giving us this, G.I.Joe, Dungeon & Dragons, Transformers, etc. at the same time.

[@ButtaMilkBiscuitsGaming]

@@SuperKokuJin916 Well thanks for the correction, but i still stick by what i said.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

Wow, they really cranked out the compilations on Saturn. I know I've heard of a few of these but I had no idea about some of them.

[@ludicrousfool7953]

Nicely done, as usual. I imagine that at the time of release, these compilations were a cool way to play games you may have never gotten to experience, but with many better, cheaper compilations available on modern machines, there’s just not a lot of reason to get most of these on Saturn today barring things like Sonic Jam or Parodius. The former’s 3D World, in particular, was an interesting inclusion, although I personally doubt the Saturn ever needed to have any 3D Sonic game for both the game and system to take off. It ultimately does make Jam unique, however

[@hobowithanxbox2637]

I loved Sonic Jam and the port of Sonic 1 on this disc is still the best version of the game.

[@SegaLordX]

That spin dash does make a bug difference.

[@costumeninja1914]

@Marc Carran not the original on genesis

[@ShanGamer1981]

Great video as always 👍👍👍👍

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@j.goggels9115]

Wow ! I never knew this version of Y's existed ! How impressive ! Super Columns on the Game Gear is a beast of its own if you ask me.

[@WWammyy]

I am actually happy that Chase HQ came out on the Saturn since it's the best port I released better than anything I had played before. I played Chase HQ back in the 80's and there were no ports that did it justice. The one I had access to was the Master System version which was okay it played nicely but graphics were a far cry from the Arcade version and the PC Engine version looked good but it didn't play well also I didn't have access to it as PC Engine wasn't released in the UK in normal shops. So I was very happy chase hq was released on the Sega Saturn that aside I only wish it was in English lol. You know that's what I love about the Sega Saturn it does arcade ports really well and it's not emulation so no latency issues With regards to Mega drive ports at the time I didn't appreciate them as I already had a Mega drive and was looking to experience new games utilising the power of the Saturn. However I believe those people that didn't have a Mega Drive in the previous generation probably would have loved these ports and as a retro gamer I actually enjoy these a lot now. They do have some basic enhancements with regards to performance while they look the same you could say they are definitive because they don't have slowdowns that occured on the original Megadrive releases especially in the case of Sonic Jam

[@jeffm5056]

I never understood why Defender 2 was never called Stargate like it was in the arcade. I think the only home version that called it Stargate was on the Atari 2600.

[@chasesmay7237]

Man, parodius and fantastic journey were my go-to stress relief games on the Saturn for forever. I still suck at both, but I always get a laugh and get a bit further. I’ve been trying to get better at dodanpachi recently, but I’m just bad at schmups:)

[@MR.SANDMAN1030]

Great idea for a Saturn compilation video, as I am newer for collecting for the Saturn. I'd like to know what to search for!

[@SegaLordX]

Hope it helped.

[@MR.SANDMAN1030]

@@SegaLordX yes it dead slx, I got every other system where I collected heavy for but the Saturn and sega cd are main two that need to bulk up appreciative because I was a sega first kid and Nintendo tied in the 8 bit but not in the 16 32 bit

[@rpgs6218]

A nice long video to wake up to on a saturday.

[@SegaLordX]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@rpgs6218]

@@SegaLordX i did. Thanks

[@Waifu4Life]

I always loved compilation on Gen 5 systems mainly because most if not all of them were not emulators running a bunch of ROMs. Not saying that modern compilations don't make any efforts in their content, but you we feel that actually porting games requires more work.

[@teddym2808]

Sick!

[@mtshark7]

These are some pretty neat collections.

[@MrThunderwing]

My dude! You missed out the Bubble Bobble and Rainbow Islands compilation. I loved both of those games.

[@iMichael123S]

The question no really ever asks is the SEGA Saturn a hidden gem of the 32bit generation and are we comparing the console too much against the PS1 and N64 rather then basing the Saturn off its own merits?

[@maroon9273]

The issue is sega killed off the saturn in na and eu nearing the 2nd half of its lifespan due to poor management by sega as a whole. They treated it like the turbografx in NA.

[@maroon9273]

@Marc Carran 32x and 32x cd made matters worst. Due to sega consumers have to spend more money getting 4 or 3 systems. While competitors pay less buying 1 or 2 home hardware. Even the 32x cd is more difficult to program than the saturn since you have hardware to deal with (restrictive Genesis lacking expansion support, limited sega add-on and the 32x doing all the grunt work).

[@mjf8897]

I had a really cool demo disc that had like Nights into Dreams and Clockwork Knight 2 and World Series Baseball 2 and some other gems along with the three games that were packed with it (Virtua Fighter 2, Virtua Cop and Daytona USA) I bought Madden 97 and that's all I ever owned.

[@bigdoggy6650]

A good Saturday morning.

[@stevesteve0521]

The capcom generations 5 collection was really overlooked. Not only did it set the standard for the later hyper street fighter 2 (with super/deluxe versus mode that allowed you to play against someone while being able to choose between the world warrior/champion edition/hyper fighting version of each character) it was had some great art work, history of each character for the games and a great remixed soundtrack for every character.

[@zdp-189]

I love Y's. Played all up from I and II on PCE Duo CD to 9 Collectors Box I got for PS4. All 3 on PSP are great iterations, as well as Y's Origins. I had to make an EPROM SNES cart for Ys V Kefin w the fan translated patch, there was a PS2 "remake" of that but no English or any other release to this day for poor V. Japan got so many amazing Saturn games! Luckily Linkle Liver Story was translated too, another good classic RPG w GREAT colors and visuals imo that no one but die hards heard of.

[@JimmyJoeMcGurl]

"Sega sported mad wood" had me crying .

[@TheRealDustinNunn]

My favorite Sega Saturn compilations are Street Fighter Collection, Sonic Jam and the Sega Ages compilations.

[@retrobear9367]

I've gotta expand my physical Saturn library before games get any more expensive.

[@n0isyturtle]

Sega's been doing a lot of collections lately via digital distribution, it gives me hope we'll see compilations of unreleased arcade games. Especially sprite scalers.

[@bf0189]

It's criminal that Outrunners never had a Saturn release. Heck it would have even been worth the full price for me. The Genesis port just doesn't do the game justice. I'd love to own it legally

[@SegaLordX]

I agree.

[@maroon9273]

And the other systems 32 arcade games like sega sonic arcade game, jurassic Park, and Golden axe death adder.

[@pixelcave2551]

I am waiting for my Saturn next week :-) ( + All in one memory cartridge )

[@sp0re8900]

Didn't even know japan got that many compilations. I'm impressed Saturn was always my go to for fighting games I love the controller to this day, I'm sad the 6 button layout died with Saturn.

[@djklink20009]

Love the sega ages volume set

[@jeremycline9542]

Always comes back to Saturn!

[@Windavinci]

Sonic Jam is my favourite. Especially on toast.

[@systemchris]

I have street fighter collection myself and love it! I just wish powerdrift was ported

[@mercster]

Thanks Lordy! SEEEEEEEEGAAAAAAAAAAA!

[@raymxslappedyall1891]

all these discs could've fit way more games on them too

[@adamdenardis5438]

Wasn't until PS2 until we got the BIG collections. I mean Atari, Namco, Intellivision, Midway, Taito, Tecmo, SNK, Capcom, Mega Man, Street Fighter, Sega Genesis, Sega Ages, Sonic, all of them were in previous collections, but not as many games. Hands down the best era for retro collections!

[@cnk9822]

I love the fact that in the mid-late 90's people called 10 year old games "classics"

[@amerigocosta7452]

It made sense because 80s games provided a completely different experience from what the early 3D polygonal games that had quickly become mainstream in the mid 90s did.

[@Thor-Orion]

Comparing the Original Legend of Zelda to Link to the Past what other word would use other than "dated?"

[@dbzeh6837]

Great video. U got to remember that by the point that Street Fighter Collection hit the shelves, there wasn't a home port of Super Sf2 Turbo besides on the more obscure 3do, so that was the first time that we could experience SF2 eith super combos! What really bothers me about Capcom Generations 5 is that there was no reason to sell that collection with plain Sf2s if u already had the superiors that were released in a prior collection... Maybe if they had added SF1 (and maybe Final Fight) it would have been better, bc by that point, emulation wasn't a really a thing and most ppl were curious about the first entry, even though it plays really rough.

[@flyingdutchman8093]

The Saturn was so much more in Japan than what it was here in the USA. What id really love is a few of the Saturn RPGs that never made it here to get translated and brought out as a completion today. Imagine a shinning force 3 official release, maybe even a cool special edition. Well I can dream.

[@maroon9273]

It had the same fate as turbografx in the states. Potentially could've a solid run in NA/EU market had sega promote it the same way as the genesis.

[@Planag7]

At least unofficially people are tackling and translation products I forgot what the game was recently but there was a recent RPG that was released in English patch as well. Now if Sega would just apply their rights that and release those... Lol Sadly I think they're into that weird super game concept as much as I love crazy taxi and jetset radio and I'm sad that those are going to be games as a service.. :(

[@ptbunz2501]

Its Interesting to see a Data East FMV Game. I'm surprised to see how man compilations exist, seeing how you have part 2.

[@AguilaDeOnix85]

How the hell did Thunder Blade and Super Hang On not end up on a Sega compilation package with After Burner, Outrun, and Space Harrier? Especially Thunder Blade because of how different it was from AB?

[@alexandervalle525]

Great video Sega Lord. One question what emulator do you recommend me for Sega Saturn ? (Easy to install)

[@datyoungfernandes7428]

Saudações do Brazil

[@blazingsoulhunter2862]

I would’ve love to see a Namco Museum collection along with the first two Final Fantasy games on this console.

[@DatBeastard]

Speaking of Wizardry, there is a Saturn compilation called Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga that is an enhanced version of the first 3 original Wizardry titles. The game is in Japanese but if you go to the options (still in Japanese) there is a option to switch that to English. It translates everything outside the name of your characters (which you can rename) and unfortunately the description of what spells do what and descriptions of the enemies, but those can be looked up rather easily online. I've only dipped my toe into the world of Wizardry, so I'm not an expert but these versions and the Japanese only Windows release appear to be more user friendly then most other versions with QOL improvements (although the Super Famicom release is pretty good too), including a dungeon map that can be brought up with a press of one button, although everything is pre-rendered but you can switch to the original Apple II wireframe graphics if you wanted to. There is a another compilation called New Age of Llylgamyn that compiles Wizardry 4 and 5 in the same engine (and same options) but the Saturn didn't get that, likely because in 1999, the Saturn was pretty much on it's way out in Japan. That one has an additional arranged mode for Wizardry 4 that you can actually control the monsters, however, most of that version is in Japanese only. Good luck for those who play Wizardry 4, it's regarded as one of the hardest cRPGs ever devised.

[@DTM-Books]

It should be noted that Thunder Force 4 on the Gold Pack 2 completely eliminates the slowdown from the Genesis original. That alone makes it a must-have, although I do admit that two separate discs was a bit greedy.

[@darktetsuya]

I was disappointed the remaining 'capcom generations' games didn't see release here. at least not until capcom rectified that in the PS2 era with the 'capcom classics collection' porting all those versions to the PS2. I did randomly check out an ISO (albeit of the PSX port) of ninja hayate I actually enjoyed that one a lot! I know a lot of these can be found elsewhere these days but I imagine there's something special about playing them on a system like the saturn.

[@andrealopriore9062]

Man, there were A LOT of collection games on the Saturn! Personally, I enjoy Sonic Jam....don't ask how, but I ended up with two Japanese copies in perfect condition...😅

[@maroon9273]

I wish sonic would've added cancelled stages from sonic 2 (Sand Shower Zone, Wood, Hidden Palace, and Genocide City).

[@jeremygregorio7472]

For me the main draw to the street fighter collection was the arcade perfect ports of Street fighter 2. I already had alpha 2 and while gold had some neat stuff that wasn't a huge deal compared to finally getting to play super turbo

[@heilong79]

People who grew up with arcade emulators can not understand how this was actually a big deal to play these games at home in almost perfect form back in the day. In regards to Thunderforce collection if I am not wrong I think they moved the music to be CD audio with only one loop that faded out and restarted at the end making the track feel short.

[@freddysandoval4252]

Gotta admit that I'm curious about how that exchange between you and Shin Akuma ended. He had the upper hand in the round count. Spill the tea!

[@SegaLordX]

I lost that one.

[@Capydapy]

Just watched a documentary on Sonic X-treme last night. Everything was so chaotic that trying to create that game that it almost killed two or three people. Sonic Jam seems to be using Christina (can't remember her surname sorry ) "boss engine" that she worked on alone at her home.

[@maroon9273]

Sega made a big mistake developing it on genesis and 32x. The should've been exclusively for the sega saturn.

[@infernal_monkey]

Missing the 'Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands' collection, which features probably one of the most horrifying intro sequences on any Saturn/PSX game ever. :') Amazing video! Can't imagine how long this one took to put together. The MSX compilation really was an absolute gem.

[@ym2chk]

Playing some SS games, seems like playing in arcade, like Parodius and Salamander!

[@GanonDun]

There's also Langrisser Tribute as well!

[@winjaco]

Sega Saturn and compilation equal a lot of custom pal case cover to have !

[@colddogs]

sega sported mad wood for the columns series 😂

[@madperrot]

Omg I didn't know about the D&D capcom collection on Saturn, and I still have my saturn 🤣

[@brendanroberts1310]

Better of with ps3 version no load times.

[@Fattydeposit]

I don't hold Technosoft's decision to spread four games over two separate releases against them, or Sega's pairing of those early Mega Drive Disney games either because in all cases the games were immaculately preserved. I'd take that over a long list of games with weird emulation issues and input lag all day long.

[@officerzed1344]

I am a simple man: I see Sega Saturn, I click

[@rustymixer2886]

The vf2 vc daytona or sega rally 3 pak was best

[@ThatOldSchoolMagic]

21:51 I want the Snatcher Game for Saturn to be Translated too. But I think in order for it to be done well without overlaying Subs on the Pic Art. It may need to be Dubbed like the BulkSlash Localizers did for that Project.

[@SegaLordX]

Perhaps the Sega CD audio can be moved over and whatever is left can be text. I'd take it.