Sega Saturn - 30 Years Later (History, Stories, & Games) - Adam Koralik

[@Arthur-uu3px]

I don't know what happened to my previous comment on this video, but I did want to thank you for this great retrospective on the Sega Saturn, Adam! I had a Saturn when I was growing up back in the 90's, and I'm so glad that it's finally getting at least a small amount of the recognition it deserves.

[@AdamKoralik]

Thank you very much for your generosity.

[@Arthur-uu3px]

@AdamKoralik thank you for the excellent content, sir!

[@JebberGamingJaws]

Adam fans are eatin’ good this week!

[@abelgarza6433]

That's what it feels like 👍

[@cloudskat3r]

Video game videos taste like chili~ mnnnn

[@NTsiya]

Frfr

[@TheSocialGamer]

Hey Adam, I just wanted to say THANK YOU. Thank you for the over a decade of content. I have been hear since the early days. How you do it is beyond my imagination. You must have a clone helping. Sometimes you'll about to get on a plane to your next destination, yet uploads don't stop. Boring comment (yes i watched the Saturn love too.) but I think it's important to say thank you for the years of chill content, you've been there during my sick days and healthy days. I wish you continued success!

[@AdamKoralik]

Much appreciated!

[@ICAMPR]

And he looks the samd lol

[@josephkelly7900]

Absolute best youtube channel!

[@chad3232132]

@@ICAMPR I was thinking the same. I recently watching a Wii U video of his from 10 years ago and the only slight difference is a bit of gray in his beard. Other than that, I'd say he doesn't look to have aged.

[@chad3232132]

Agreed 100%. Having 126k subscribers is impressive, but given the level of content, this feels like a channel that should have way more.

[@kingmonkey25]

I didn't play a Saturn until 2016. I knew it was out there but never saw one or knew anyone with one. Discovering it in 2016 was a joy, as a Mega Drive fan it felt closer to the games I'd grown up enjoying and experiencing many of these games for the first time was amazing. Even now, I still discover games I missed at the time. Amazing system.

[@chad3232132]

Yeah, my friends and I all knew full well the Saturn existed, but as with the Neo Geo AES, it was something we only knew of, but nobody ever owned. Some of us were excited for the Saturn and hoped to get one for Christmas, but after the disastrous launch in the U.S., the lack of quality games (especially no real Sonic), the bloated console price, and Playstation stealing their thunder, everyone quickly crossed it of their wanted list. Didn't help that the Saturn was coming off a string of add-ons for the Genesis, and many unsure if it was even a new console or another add-on.

[@dodgygeezer4123]

I swear i follow you on instagram.

[@robd9921]

Adam you need to lump all these "20 years later"and "30 years later" videos into 1 Playlist, and call it: "WANT TO FEEL OLD?"

[@homerthompson416]

Probably saving that for next year when he can do NES 40 years later

[@ThoughtformsOfTheSubconsciousM]

By far my favorite system of all time! I sold off all of my Sony and Microsoft crap many years ago to fund my Saturn collection and I've never once regretted it. I have close to 1000 games, 4 consoles, and every single piece of official Sega brand controller/accessory/hardware etc. Absolutely loved this video Adam, thanks for showing the Saturn (and Sega as always!) Some love 👍

[@justice4all72]

Bought my first Saturn in 2024, absolutely loving it. So many hidden gems that should have been more popular in that era. Nobody made consoles like SEGA imo, they were just so fun and had a little bit of everything for any gamer

[@johnalford6015]

Just got a Saturn yesterday! Excited to play it!

[@faithlessberserker5921]

It's a lot of fun. Use Adam's recommendations. He definitely knows what he's talking about

[@raccoonstarsmember]

This the one everyone was waiting for this week.

[@bricethompson1922]

3 videos in 3 days?! Fuck yeah!

[@andman433]

Story time. My mom ordered us a big screen TV from Sun electronics back in 1995. It was well over $2000. At some point, she developed buyers remorse and she canceled the TV. She knew I was really disappointed so she said instead, Maybe I can get you that Saturn thing that you want. So she got that for me instead. She would’ve never agreed to a $400 game system any other way. Lol. Also, Saturn launched on May 25, 1995 in America and only launched at very limited retailers. I got mine at Toys R Us.

[@nonagon4266]

i could literally listen to you talk about the sega saturn in the background while im doing other things for hours and hours thank you

[@southtexasatlatl]

The Saturn is a console I never played back in the day. I bought mine a couple years ago and it quickly became one of favorites.

[@hailstorm1986]

I had the privilege of buying a brand new Sega Saturn back in 2018 and it's funny because after I bought it I haven't seen one listed on eBay ever since or anywhere else. I felt just like someone in 1995 buying a Saturn.😇

[@dragoon1090]

I always come back to this channel. Year after year. You never disappoint, Adam.

[@AdamKoralik]

I'll work on being more disappointing!

[@Stevie-Steele]

The Saturn was my FIRST console and I'll always have a TON of nostalgia for it. I'll also defend it as an objectively GREAT system with a unique library of games. It's also the first experience I had of "rooting for an underdog" and appreciating something that was truly UNDERRATED. It shaped a big part of my life and my personality - to this day I'm a big supporter of "HIDDEN GEMS" in the music communities I am a part of. Initially as a kid and young adult there was a sense of "shame" attached to being into things that are so "niche" - but before long, that feeling was replaced by a sense of glowing PRIDE for being in the minority who champion something so underrated and neglected by the masses. The reason I bought a Saturn was because of the huge success of the Mega Drive (Genesis) here in the UK - many of my school friends had a Mega Drive so SEGA seemed like the coolest brand to go for. Little did I know that it was the start of a journey that would define a major part of my personality and give me memories I'd cherish for a lifetime. Thanks to this channel for your continued dedication to these underrated consoles!

[@allgenerationsgamer]

Is it strange to feel nostalgic not because of the Saturn but because of Adam talking in this format like the recap videos🔥🔥

[@pedronicolau9246]

My story with Panzer Dragoon Saga is one of terror and happiness. Its was my second game that i bought with my money (first one was SFIII, still one of the best rpgs). Loved game and i had alot friends coming to my house to play this marvels, actually thanks to this games i was able play most of ps1 games switching with my friends. Fast foward one my friends scratched all four cds out of jeaslosy in secret, I was completly devasted, that hurted big time. One year later found a friend of a friend that was selling the PDS for 15 euros and asked if i was interested, i think i said yes in half of second.

[@8bitsnkboy472]

I fell in love with the SEGA Saturn and I've never regretted a single day of owning the system, it's still my favourite console!! I've been collecting for many years and the system is still my passion - I have a complete PAL set which I completed many years ago as well as 19 USA releases and 269 Japanese games. I also collect European and Japanese demos and I'm currently building up a physical library of English translations too. What can I say? It's been an amazing system to own and explore!! It's great to see so many people finally starting to appreciate the system and it's amazing library of games. **Thanks so much for the video - SEGA Saturn AND 32x - you are killing it Adam!!

[@John_Smith5]

So glad you’re still doing these types of videos, also 15:28 lmao

[@ThePrincessofHiddenPalace12]

This was a very interesting and informative video, and it's amazing that you have 1 of the only 2 Sega Plutos in existence!

[@AdamKoralik]

It's not mine, I'm just the custodian of it.

[@dragaoastro69]

My favourite console ever, gave me and still gives me tremendous joy by playing it. A killer library and a personality the sise of a planet. Its more than a console to me, but a life experience. Thank you for the video! From Portugal!

[@G.G.___162]

Segata Sanshiro smiles upon thee! Happy 30th SATURN!!

[@nsgames24]

15:27 😂 That part got me. But anyway, watching you over the years has shown me that you are by far, the most luckiest person when it comes to collecting games and systems.

[@theshadowman1398]

I recently purchased a Saturn. Love that thing. And have been importing games from Japan non stop.

[@aa3680]

Great video Adam. I always loved these trips down video game memory lane.

[@gamingwithmama4059]

I was the only kid on my block and at school that had a Sega Saturn. You are definitely right about video game store employees, especially Funcoland ones who would always say Sega Saturn was not good. It was ridiculous. I stood by it and I'm so happy that I did and was there at the time. Great video. 😊

[@radarlockeify]

I picked my Saturn up during the golden age of retro collecting - early 2000's. Really cheap, around £30 for system and 2 controllers. It kind of just sits there on a shelf... It's Saturday, I'm gonna wake it up! Thanks Adam, for reminding me of that little black box of fun!

[@ShadowCyrax]

I also noticed it is going to be the 30 year anniversary of the Sega Channel soon, feeling really old right now. I still could not believe how ahead of it's time it was; considering it's now a primary strategy of one of the current big 3.

[@RemixedVoice]

It's cool (but also depressing lol) that I will always be as old as the charming Sega Saturn. Always love watching you talk console history and celebrate them! Hope you're doing good.

[@josephfrye7342]

It’s about time

[@BigHilm]

Great vid man! This reminds me to order more Saturn box protectors! 😊 Sega Saturn Saturday here!

[@Jameel-J]

Hey Adam, You always thanks for many videos contents, especially for video games consoles anniversaries. Looking forwards for NEO-GEO CD 30th anniversary. Always watching your channel from KSA.

[@Survivor-ng4te]

Very informative video Adam. keep up the good work.

[@dragonsofsaturn7391]

Amazing of you to get PDS for $80! Wow! Good luck indeed! Thank you for sharing your journey with us, I really enjoyed it, and I'm sure others did too! Keep bringing Sega content, and I'll keep watching it!

[@SilverStormShadow]

I actually have a story with how I got Panzer Dragoon Saga, not quite as insane as yours, but still pretty good. I saw the game in a store, but not actually for sale. It was on a shelf on its own, barely visible, so I asked them about it, and they said it wasn't for sale. Fast Forward about a year, and it's still there. By this point, the store knew me as the weird 18 year old who was interested in all the retro or uncommon stuff, and I decided to ask again, but this time, I unintentionally spoke to the manager of the store, and she said it was a fully complete, mint copy of the game, that would normally sell for £600 (Their website says it's now worth £800), but they couldn't sell it because the outer paper box was a reproduction. (The UK version of the game has the discs split between 2 cases, which are held in a paper box) So they were in a situation where they wouldn't sell it for the normal price as it was incomplete, but they weren't going to just get rid of it because it's the holy grail of video games. So I asked her what the absolute lowest price they would accept for it, and she says £250, which is still an absurdly high amount to pay for any game, but I know I'll never get a better deal than that, so I bought it, and don't regret it at all. My Saturn collection isn't huge, but I'm very happy to have Panzer Dragoon saga.

[@chaospoet]

If you think about it, people pay tens of millions of dollars for paintings no one gave a crap about when they were made. What's 250 compared to that?

[@SilverStormShadow]

@chaospoet Very true, and at least I got something I can use with my investment, rather than just a thing to look at.

[@WolfGaming1995TRueIConsoleWars]

The greatest console ever made 🙌

[@Trogdor2010leni]

It's worth mentioning that what now makes the Saturn one of the cheapest retro system to get into is the Saroo ODE cart. Even with some compatibility issues, it plays most of the library fine and often with much faster load times. A huge boon is also having system saves tied to the cart, so no need to worry about games that require the internal battery or doing an FRAM upgrade and you can move the cart into multiple systems. I own two saturns, one for my bedroom and another for my home theater so I don't need to worry about tearing up my set up to be playing on it.

[@CharlieQ7400]

Subscribed from a comment you wrote 11 years ago on TheGameBench 's first video, good content, keep it up!

[@Cimone90]

Hello from the Maple Empire. Great video, and yeah i too remember playing games and talking games with my friends and never hearing of the Saturn. And one of my friends had a virtual boy too. Even a neighbour who was a big sega fan went straight from genesis to dreamcast back then

[@xxrodneyxx]

Thanks Adam. Great content.

[@vallaurianv6024]

Great video thanks Adam. Love your content. Getting into Xbox 360 shmups led me to research the genre more in 2015 which in turn led me to the Saturn in 2016. What a system. It’s been a joy to collect for since.

[@nail1255]

3 days in a row! What if physical media makes a big comeback and 30 years from now Adam is having to do a different console every day. 😂

[@stevewalsh4107]

Great video, learned alot of information

[@17R3W]

I'm just a few years older, and I think we were going through the same thing. If you were 17 in 04, I was about 22 in 04. As you were feeling "too old" to play kiddy games, I was at the age where it felt okay again. I sat out the 6th Gen. I only had an N64 and an DMG Gameboy. So the DS was me getting back into those things.

[@17R3W]

Somehow this posted on the wrong video... Nevertheless, you got what I meant

[@RockerGaming]

Bro, love the saturn, my only regret was not figuring out early in life how damn good it was! So many great games! Thanks for the trip down memory lane 🙌

[@AdamKoralik]

Yeah son!

[@8bitnation419]

The Sega Saturn is older than me by 2 years but exploring it's library definitely makes this a gem of a system.

[@jorgeguzman3838]

I played Astal recently, truly an amazing experience. Thanks for another awesome video ❤

[@greenhxify]

Sonic Jam was my first sonic game. Nights into dreams and that one croc game were fun. I love learning new things about the saturn or remembering things about it. Thanks so much for making this video.

[@GenerationZ313]

Nights into dreams is getting delisted December 6, 2024, so if you don't already have it, don't mind having a digital version or don't want to spend a fortune get it while you can.

[@greenhxify]

@@GenerationZ313 yo thank you so much you really saved me

[@thatonemartini873]

Speaking of anniversaries. I've been watching this channel for 11 years! How time flies by. You've always been a constant in my subscription feed and it's awesome seeing you keep going! Here's to 11 more (well, provided our AI overlords don't turn us into gray goo first.)

[@wetsu7648]

Nice video - I didn't get a Saturn until 2021...during that period in time (that shall not be named) I decided to start cleaning all my old consoles Atari2600/ NES/ SNES/ PS1/ PS2/ OGXBox/ etc and a friend who was cleaning out his house to make room for a new home office called me up and asked if I would be interested in having some of his old sega systems Genesis & Dreamcast and after restoring those two systems, I decided to get myself a Japanese Sega Saturn Model 1…after a valiant effort at buying some legit saturn games online I found a moding video on YT of the Fenrir ODE & FRAM mods…and let’s just say that was the drug I needed. I’ve enjoyed the Saturn so much, that I purchased a second Japanese Model 1 unit, just to have one that is truly 100% stock/ not modified and on display in the game room. Happy 30th birthday sega Saturn.

[@darkraifan6058]

Let's fucking go!!

[@Mouritogaia]

Fantastic console. super underrated system, with lots of unique games. very underutilized on the market. so much potential. Saturn is always in my heart.

[@imageofchaos]

Excellent video as always! I was a huge Genesis and Dreamcast fan, but i sadly skipped on the Saturn at the time. The PlayStation marketing campaign won over 15 year old me, but looking back in hindsight this really was a great console.

[@GhaleonEB]

My Saturn story: I was a Sega kid, having owned an SMS, Genesis and Sega-CD. I went to our mall's Software Etc. on the day of the surprise launch and saw Panzer Dragoon being demoed. I was smitten. After watching it for a while I went home, got all my savings and went back and bought the system, Panzer Dragoon and Bug!. Flash forward to 1997 and I spot a pile of copies of Panzer Dragoon Saga on clearance for $20, and I snag it. Pretty neat we have a similar story for snagging it. Gaming steal of my lifetime. Saga is still my favorite game of all time, and Panzer Dragon my favorite game trilogy. I love the system dearly and in recent years began collection for it again, discovering lots of hidden gems. Thanks for this video, and for your years of Sega support. I put together my gaming setup (which has all of Sega's systems running through the RetriTink 5x, plus the Switch) 100% from your channel. I'm having so much fun replay games and discovering new ones. Thanks so much.

[@Ish0tJR]

15:28 LOL!, other KZbinrs would have edited that out, thanks for leaving that in Adam.

[@Ahmed-ty1ko]

Adam, wish I was able to go to the Dallas convention to meet you in person. Been watching you for 10+ years. When I start my channel, would love to share one of my videos with you cause you inspired me to collect and make videos. We’re lucky to have this channel.

[@worduprussia8298]

Figure it out!!!! I always wanted a Saturn, and that Nights game with the special controller. Still on my wish list to this day!

[@Cj3asy]

Awesome video. I got into Saturn late, but I love it.

[@soyUsernameWasTaken]

Playing Virtua Cop right now. Been looking for excuses to do that for a while. Thanks, Adam.

[@singletona082]

I can remember in 96 seeing an ad for the saturn and 'Hey can this thing play genesis games? It has the slot on top if it can do that I'd be able to convince mom to grab that and maybe a game every so often. I spent the next MONTH scouring everything I could find to see if I could find out and was utterly crushed when I found out that no it couldn't play genesis games.

[@ru5t397]

Adam does such a good job with retrospectives makes me wish the old Giant Bomb crew were still going and have Adam on as a special guest

[@frankspanoudis7944]

Really love this video Adam… thanks bro for bringing us another great video… Saturn is my favourite console of all times…. There is a the gamesmen 10 minutes drive from me it’s like the last gamesmen in Australia don’t know if they had or have a gamesmen in the USA…. but anyway they have a little games museum in the store and from memory last time I was there they have a panzer dragon saga on display in a black case…. Just thought I would let you know….if you ever come to Australia I recommend you visiting that store….

[@wonderfulwardy]

I love the fact that we are getting new fan translations for this console

[@ryansease7066]

My history with the Saturn is, in some ways, the same as you. I had thought that between the 32x and the Dreamcast there was nothing Sega did. It wasn't until I got back into (retro) gaming around 2016 that I discovered the Saturn. I eventually had a Saturn and a few games for a while to experience it. Honestly, if the PS1 hadn't existed this would have probably been a smash hit in a lot more territories beside Japan. Definitely I enjoyed the video and look forward to many more retrospective videos yet to come.

[@Suttonious]

I live in Ft. Wayne, and I know that store really well and have been there many times. That's awesome to see it in a video like this.

[@lukeharris5203]

I’m liking the modern Adam recap videos keep it going. In 94-95 saturn was barely spoken about it was a bit of a mysterious console, wasn’t till probably 96 it was becoming more well known but was out of reach for kids because of the price tag, then i remember it really started to plummet it in price as the PlayStation became more popular, so i was able to buy one in 97 and still have today, never let me down and still play to this day, really misunderstood and underrated console.

[@ItsEricSmart]

Just stared my Saturn Collection love it Not Going For full set but im getting amazing games like Albert Odyssey

[@TheTheme]

LOVE the Sega Saturn. I have 3 of them, grey black and white. I STILL play games like Super Fire Pro Wrestling, Street Fighter Zero 2 & 3, Saturn Bomberman, Nights and Christmas Nights during the holidays.

[@izzatsufian2796]

Happy birthday Sega Saturn ❤

[@SonOfSyrinxia1993]

I love the Sega Saturn. I remember as a kid locating one at a local store called Rhino Video Games. I never knew at the time how absolutely expensive some of the games would become.

[@liberalartsguy2982]

Sega can still use emulation to port games with missing source codes.

[@VicHD]

The Saturn's library is very underrated.

[@batconker]

I’ll never forget as a kid wanting House of The Dead for Saturn, I almost won a cib copy on an auction, but got outbid by a penny at last second. $40 or so back then. RIP

[@guilhermebatista6274]

I got into Saturn stuff around 2017, having a blast with it since then. Great library, excellent controller, even the console itself looks awesome. We might have jumped late into the party, but with all these improvements such as ODEs, fan translations etc, it couldn't be a better time. Hooray for the Saturn!

[@toejamandearl8110]

US Saturn was released on May 11, 1995. The last title was released in 1998.

[@christianworkman8108]

Big long time fan of the channel, just got a Saturn at laughing crow in Modesto CA, loving it

[@AdamKoralik]

I've been to that store!

[@christianworkman8108]

@AdamKoralik I live down the street from there, I have an extra Sunnyvale 2600, if you come on by and want it it's yours but there is an issue with it

[@AdamKoralik]

What's the issue?

[@christianworkman8108]

@AdamKoralik video isn't coming in but it gets power

[@AdamKoralik]

Is it the heavy sixer?

[@RobiticDuck]

Love how just like Ashens videos, the "set" doesn't really change. I appreciate the consistency Adam! I got Virtua Fighter Kids in my Saturn at the moment 😊 And yeah, my Saturn is the first Japanese grey ❤ Edit: never heard a Yankee call my country The Maple Empire before 😂

[@Pai3000]

I got the Saturn when it was released. Playstation never clicked with me. I had tons of games and tons of fun. The japanese library... That's something else. Nice video!!

[@mg1822]

Can't wait to watch this after work tonight....I know my mom is going to be proud of me when I tell her how I spent my Friday night, listening to some nerd talk about a 30 year old Sega console 😜

[@bdillmore40]

I bought my model 1 Saturn back in 2016 or 2017 at my local flea market $20 loose console only (no cords or controllers) and it had a Game Shark inserted into it. It's thanks to you Adam for saying in a video that the gold pins on that Game Shark are too thick and can cause damage to the cartridge reader. Ever since that day, I no longer attempt to use it!!! I kept that Game Shark because as I've come to learn ANYTHING Sega Saturn is valuable!

[@xboxnissan]

As a long time viewer, every time Adam asks (or answers) the question out loud "Why do I have a Sega Pluto in front of me", we just know how much he likes his Sega Pluto lol :)

[@pentastarveesyx8506]

Good stuff. My much older brother acquired a Saturn around 1998. We had a football game and Daytona. I got in a fight at school and my dad put it in the closet to punish me. There it was totally forgotten until we moved house in 2007. Gave it back to my brother for his kids.

[@kispie]

It was the same for me as a kid, I didn't know of the Saturn until I was in high school. I don't remember seeing anything about the Saturn when it launched. I actually learned of the Saturn because of the Dreamcast launching. I didn't know anyone with a Sega Saturn, they all has PS1 or N64. I heard of the Virtual Boy and Panasonic 3Do because Walmart had demo units of them

[@simplebutnotsolongname6642]

I do like to see these Anniversary videos, partly to see your views of these consoles years after you’ve talked about them and how the narrative of these consoles changed in retrospect.

[@Progressive.G]

Great video! I was a proud Sega Saturn owner, getting it at the tail end of its life cycle with a bundle of Virtua Fighter, Virtua Cop, and Daytona USA. Small correction to one of your comments about the hypothetical price of the unreleased Sega Neptune being $550...in 2024 dollars that would equate to roughly $1,080 _not_ $1500.

[@wonderfulwardy]

Sega Saturn is my favourite personal Retro console of all time! Just started watching the video Adam. I'll let you know if there is anything else I have to say after watching.

[@MaxGiese-j5q]

Adam I'm with you. I was a genesis diehard and didn't even know Saturn existed, went PlayStation, then Dreamcast launch 9/9/99

[@STP.83]

Many Saturn games are still very enjoyable for me. This console deserved more love.

[@bryana8958]

What’s also crazy is that the PlayStation 1 will turn 30 years old in December because that’s when it first launched in Japan! 🤯

[@krono5el]

Luv the Saturn today just as much as the day it released. Imagine being so lucky to have experienced it day one : D

[@uknowme4me034]

I love the Saturn and haven't played one since I was a kid. I recently got on a Japanese complete in box model 1 and so far I'm in the refurb process. I can't wait until I'm done getting it cleaned up ready to play.

[@gamingtv394]

I had a Sega Saturn as a kid in 90s. first game was Darius Gaiden and mortal Kombat II. They mentioned Sega Saturn in gaming magazines and I seen TV commercials.

[@Land_of_bit_Games]

I played Sonic Wings on my SNES emulator for a long time and decided that it's a best shmup on the system, but when I did my instagram page on of my follower said: I had Sonic Wings on Sega Saturn and I became really apreciate this guy and went on instagram to learn more about Sega Saturn. That was 2016 and instagram won and finally bought my Japan Sega Saturn console. Then the way the time run quickly and in my Sega Saturn collection i burned over 170 games and played with Pseudo Kai! That's a really cool stuff that made me fall in love with Sega Saturn and it's my favourite console of all time. As a Kid I didn't know about this console and played my Dendy. All my friends had Dendy and one PS1! Yes, Dendy still console that I love, but Sega Saturn love more. Really happy to recognize this console more closely. Happy 30th Saturn! Sega Saturn, Shiro!

[@NiGHTS1980]

Got the Saturn at launch and loved it though its run was short. It will always have the top spot in my gaming heart.

[@StuVersus]

Sega Saturn is the only console I’ve never owned. Great video 👍

[@DaveDecasper]

Love those aniversary videos Greets from switzerland

[@AdamRaven85]

Ironically I got a saturn about 2 weeks ago. I did have a couple in the past but never really got into them, so i ended up selling them. But now...omg I am loving it, playing some amazing and unusual games is just fantastic! Its become one of my top 5 consoles of all time!

[@chrisgreen521]

I loved the Sega Saturn more than the 32X and Dreamcast 💯🎮💙

[@hellman9655]

I remember criticism of load time on Saturn/playstation as an argument for n64. Only knew one person that had it, thanks for this video