Great Visual Effects on the Sega Saturn - Part 2

[@DerivitivFilms]

I never noticed that the Saturn was called the Saturn because it was the 6th home console Sega produced (SG1k, SMS, MD, MCD, 32X, Saturn) it hit me when you said, "Segas 6th rock from the sun".

[@MrStrangermoon]

even its named saturn and logo with ring the blue planet is logo is not seturn its neptune. saturn design is neptune picture black darkness on strange blue. if feel strange. the saturn pictures feels warm more close planet even its far. actually the ps1 on 95 magazine advertise use saturn planet picture with ring on games. sega saturn eu box using neptune with ring games. around 90s it believed only saturn planet have ring. but now many planet infact have ring including neptune like fitting eu box design.

[@thuggeegaming659]

All of Sega's consoles's codenames were named after the planets, only the Saturn kept the codename. The Sega Neptune was going to be the Genesis+32x all in one system until it was canceled.

[@matt.willoughby]

Not sure if mega CD was a generation in its own right? And 32x?

[@RUOK2000]

Its not a rock its a gas giant

[@gc3k]

I'm not sure if that's what was intended (because of Sega's next gen planet-based codenames at the time) but it's still true

[@johantsai3754]

The art quality and visual presentation of Grandia are very exquisite. Still timeless after decades.

[@greyfox1127]

One other thing that is super impressive about World League Soccer 98 is the commentary. It’s much more dynamic, varied, responsive and accurate to the on screen action than any other game I played in that era and so played pretty much all the football games across the platforms as I was working in a game shop at the time. Really sets a high benchmark.

[@evshrug]

I didn’t have a Saturn, but I bought Virtua Striker for the Dreamcast because I had one friend obsessed with the demo. How does that one compare to World League Soccer?

[@greyfox1127]

@@evshrug Virtua Striker is very very arcadey in its nature. Love the chunky visuals! Remember I always found it a bit of a struggle to play at times but when you scored a goal it was a brilliant feeling. Seem to remember it rated the goal with a score too! World League Soccer 98 on Saturn plays much more like the old Pro Evolution Soccer games and is super impressive for the Saturn. I'll make a video shortly to show it off. As I mentioned the commentary in particular is really impressive.

[@outlawscar3328]

Saturn had such a cool look. The geometry didn't wiggle all over the place like PS1 and it scaled sprites so smoothly. Bright colors without a permanent dither. Good Saturn games had this super-scaler kind of look. It struggled to do 3D at the same framerates as PS1, but I wish more games made the most of the specialized processors like Street Racer. Mode7 style floor and sky/ceiling, mid -level 3D geometry and sprites for the characters. That combo is beautiful, and the different math behind the scaling gives everything this ethereal stylistic vibe that tickles my brain in a pleasant way.

[@elseabe6561]

Panzer dragoon saga is my Childhood I had it on release day never had an experience like it since

[@kildogery]

Yes! I can't believe the random soccer match, you showed featured Kilmarnock, my team from the Scottish Premier League. Amazing. I've been watching your channel for years and you just did a call out to my local town. Thanks. So cool.

[@deathscythe9158]

For Sonic Jam, that was the Sonic Adventure engine before it was ported over to the Dreamcast. I wish we got a Sonic 3D on the Saturn.

[@righteousforce7177]

Same. Looks better on Saturn then Dreamcast to me. More like classic Sonic games from Sega Genesis.

[@deathscythe9158]

@@righteousforce7177 The graphics were impressive and I’m sure it would’ve been awesome. Same with Shenmue. It look pretty good on the Saturn as well.

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

@@deathscythe9158 shenmue was absolutely stunning for dreamcast, but to me just looked like it was asking too much of the Saturn. Sonic jam though could of been a pretty good rival to Mario 64 if it was a proper full game.

[@jaymum23]

Shenmue Saturn actually looked way closer to the Dreamcast than it should have. The environments and textures especially, but also character models that were VF2 quality somehow despite there being more than 2 onscreen and 3D backgrounds! Even with a frame rate in the 20s that demo was pushing pseudo Model 2 levels of polygons. It had to be pushing the Saturn to over 90% of its capabilities.

[@matt.willoughby]

@@jaymum23 Sega were developing shenmue for the Saturn?!

[@bloodykenshiro8218]

As usual, SLX delivers quality Saturn vindication. It feels like SLX loves the Saturn more than Sega themselves did.

[@shaunallingham1863]

I only just discovered your channel and I have binged watched your content and listened to it while I'm working. I loved Sega back in the day and always defended having a Saturn over a Playstation to my friends when i was a kid. This is great content. I love your enthusiasm and knowledge. Great job!

[@WarlockX4]

My parents chose a Saturn over the Playstation because Toys R Us at the time was having a sale they couldn't pass up. A Saturn console, an extra controller, a 3rd party light gun and 3 games; virtua cop, virtua fighter 2 and clockwork knight. I adored that system. It sadly was lost to the sands of time but I just recently started getting my collection back. It was, and still is, an amazing console.

[@SilverAxe13]

KZbin’s SEGA Saturn expert returns!

[@SegaLordX]

I'm no expert, but I'll take Saturn's biggest fan!

[@righteousforce7177]

Shining Force 3 Scenario 2 and 3 for best looking Sega Saturn games (they're improved over Scenario 1). Very clear unpixelated textures, lighting, effective VDP2 use, good art style, great towns, battlefields, etc. Even uses some clever programing to hide load times. Not only best looking Sega Saturn game, but best Sega Saturn games to me.

[@Planag7]

Hell yeah.. Plus is so amazing they were translated years later xD

[@maroon9273]

VDP-2 is a lifesaver for the saturn.

[@stevesteve0521]

Agreed, top 3 Saturn game to me is all the scenarios of shining force 3

[@roberto1519]

I've added a short list in my comment, SF3: SC3 is one of them, though I recommend applying Paul Met's black border removal patch for all 4 SF3 discs, as developers intended to add it to give the battle scenes a cinematic look, but it covers half the screen. It has no performance saving feature, it's literally only a black image on top of the 3D rendering, nothing more.

[@roberto1519]

A few suggestions, Shining Force III: Scenario 3, specially its battle scenes (please apply the patch to remove the black borders as they wanted to give it a cinematic look but basically cuts the scene by half in the process). Goiken Muyou: Anarchy in Nippon uses the hi-res and smooth gameplay (probably the same engine as VF2), Advanced World War: Last of the Millenium, if you get deeper into this game, you'll see great effects, particles, dynamic lighting in the dark and more. Albert Odyssey makes great use of 2D capabilities. While I see you making the Saturn being the underdog compared to the PS1, note that the more impressive titles for Sony's console started coming out as the Saturn was abandoned, from late '97 onwards, rushed titles such as Burning Rangers and canceled projects such as Shenmue were mere glimpses of what could have been achieved in the upcoming years. With that, know that Courier Crisis and Independence day run better on Saturn, Courier Crisis actually looks better because of the way its engine works, backgrounds are glitched on the PS1 and the menus run at 60 FPS on Saturn. Dragon Ball Z: The Legend seems to have been tailor made for the Saturn too, as the PS1 runs choppier and the mode-7-like backgrounds look different too, while the Saturn release is smooth overall. Grandia looks great, as it was also tailor-made for the Saturn, even the so called remaster, based on the poorly made PS1 port can't best it. Gungriffon titles are great examples of the Saturn capabilities as well. Soviet Strike is slightly better than the PS1 release, too, this and many games benefited from 3D analog controls and triggers, something we would only see in the PS3-X360 era, we were steering, throttling and breaking with analogs since 1995 on the Saturn.

[@parazels83]

That soccer in the end is a pleasant surprise!

[@FZuloaga]

Man... Radiant Silvergun throws at your face something so impressive that you can't/can believe what Saturn was able to do. It's a must-play. There are tons of great FX that wasn't shown here for obvious reasons.

[@tony_bologna]

Still my favorite shooter of all time. Now if only LRG would send out my physical copy for Switch!

[@ericl7519]

I also love great details in destruction much like the Metal Slug series.

[@tylermuecke7875]

Great video per usual, boss 👌 I’m happy to see you give Shienryu some love, it’s one of my favorites for the Saturn and is terribly underrated

[@SegaLordX]

Agreed.

[@segat-800]

I love the unique look of Saturn games that relied on the VDP 1 & 2 combo. I wish Sega US and Europe emphasised this back in the days rather than trying to compete directly with the PS1 in the 3D department.

[@josevanz7654]

I remember some 2D games for the Saturn, but I've never seen anyone talk about them. Hercs Adventures, Legend of Oasis and Three Dirty Dwarfs.

[@acerimmer8338]

Part of me really misses console limitations. It forced developers to really think outside the box and resulted in some gorgeous, and absolutely unique looking experiences.

[@E1N101]

That fresh feeling of a new visual style is unforgettable. These new games just look all the same and therefore feel old and stale to me.

[@SerdceDanko]

​@@E1N101 Cause they all use same engines and trying to create same "realistic" graphics instead of unique art-styles.

[@edwardmaturo2886]

NEVER knew about smooth mode in OutRun!! Watched this video and then ran to my Saturn! Finished a run and then WOW!!

[@bakaneiro]

World league soccer was really god back then. Super smooth. Remember being super impressed with the demo from Sega Flash 7 back in '98

[@JiltedValkyrie]

Say what you will about Yuji Naka in the 2020s, but in the 1990s, his Sonic Team were gods on the Saturn with Burning Rangers. They managed to perfect 3D transparencies, not dithered meshes, when the Saturn was not supposed to be able to do it. It blew my mind as a teenager. It still does all these decades later.

[@gc3k]

I have more criticism for Yuji Naka in the 1990s (his arrogant diva personality) than the 2020s, I think he got a raw deal from Square-Enix

[@philmason9653]

Yes! Shienryū & Assault Suit Leynos 2 are the definition of hidden gems. Leynos 2 is somehow still affordable too, I have no idea how a Cybernator follow up has gone under the radar for decades. And Shienryū has gotta be the best Raiden-like out there. That one's not cheap, but Hamster just picked up the Warashi license so hopefully people will be able to play it on Arcade Archives soon. I liked seeing World Soccer '98 too, I'd love to see a roundup of the best running & playing sports titles on Saturn. There's almost no coverage of the import scene there, and while Japanese sports titles are cheap, it's luck of the draw when trying to pick a good one.

[@Sklabah]

Leynos 2 is solid, but has sooo much dialogue, and really has a way it wants to be played. I do like it! But there are others in that style I prefer - try Hardcore Mecha on PS4, if you can. :-)

[@fazares]

thats more of a sequel to genesis target earth/assault suit leynos 1

[@edwardmaturo2886]

I would have to cast my vote for Shining Force 3. The attacks and shading of spells in the combat mode were fun to watch.

[@gamesandplanes3984]

Yup. And scenarios 2 and 3 are even better. They need to included in the next video.

[@streetmagik3105]

Shienryu is definitely an under appreciated shooter. Great video!

[@Tremadog102]

I'm going to vote for Virtual On. It was a pretty good arcade port, the game ran at a pretty fair pace and the amount of projectiles that could be thrown out at once was impressive. The only negative I can think of is that the end-of-round replays suffered from frame rate drops for some reason. It was one of the first fast and fluid 3d games I encountered on the Saturn and I got the first stage for free on a demo disk. That convinced me to get the game even with it's unintuitive controls. Once you got good at Virtual On the game could be really hectic with two players moving, firing, evading and counter-attacking. Add to that a split screen multiplayer mode with the option of either horizonal or vertical split screen... A fantastic game in my opinion. It's a travesty that it's so difficult to get the games in this franchise out of Japan and onto western shores.

[@gc3k]

The frame rate drop was for effect, the other VO games in arcades and future consoles have the same frame drop replays

[@noaht2005]

Even if I’m more of a Playstation fan, your videos have really helped me appreciate the Saturn, with it’s unique hardware and library

[@MrSmokincodz]

Love your channel. Grew up w a genesis. Cheers.

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks for watching!

[@chrilz1498]

Thanks for yet again showcasing some of these accomplishments and showing that Saturn love, SLX. I hope you’re having a great weekend, this was a very pleasant watch for me

[@TboneTenEighties]

I am extremely late to the Japanese side of things party for the Saturn but man O man "better late than never" couldn't be more truer words. I am really enjoying picking up new games I've never played on my favorite console. Really good video. Some games are too rich for my blood and whether or not I have the spread to spend..I am the type of gamer that refuses to pay those ridiculous prices. Good thing there are many games to check out in the Saturn library that don't require a kidney lol...I've been scoring my pick-ups for really reasonable prices. Again, really good video once again. I look forward to part 3.

[@rhikter_937]

Just want to take a moment and give mad props for your videos. I'm always thrilled when a new one pops into my feed. Good work sir. Good work indeed.

[@SegaLordX]

I appreciate that! Thanks.

[@germantorre1422]

J League Pro Soccer Wo Tsukurou 2 has incredible graphics dor me.

[@td1516]

For Episode 3, Princess Crown from Japan. It's definitely in need of a English translation though. However, it's visually stunning.

[@stevesteve0521]

Been waiting years for that to be translated, ended up playing most of using using a guide. Really good game

[@aaronking9332]

Same, number 1 in my wishlist for sure, close second is that one with the bipedal dragon Nanatsu Kaze no Shima Monogatari. It's looks like a pop up painting

[@Greybush46322]

Great list. Alpha 2 Gold was incredible.

[@Thevinylhead]

I was an Nintendo/Sony "fanboy" back in the day. But you have done something to me. As a 50 year old chump I often go back and play the classics you present. Gaming was more fun then, not so much now....

[@Akiga_games]

Great visuals and Great content! Awesome job SegaLX!

[@personavisceration371]

I totally agree about Assault Suit Leynos 2. However, that annoying train mission is almost too easy if you qualify for the mini/spread/homing missiles in the previous mission. But if you get it, the screen turns into a slow, laggy, mess. Not fun, but at least you can move onto the last mission. Also, I always appreciated the art in Atlus games on Saturn: Prikura Daisakusen, Groove on Fight, and the SMT games. Those sprites are so good looking. I bought Maken X on Dreamcast just because of them, and I wish they made a sequel to that other than Maken Shao.

[@TheKayliedGamerChannel-YouTube]

Understated system the Saturn for sure, still love playing and creating content using it today!

[@aruanmoura6217]

I think Bulk Slash would be great in part 3.

[@mattb6522]

I've owned/played dozens of Saturn games and a lot of them are still quite graphically impressive. Sure, early 3D games are a bit rough, but a lot of developers worked around the system limitations to create some noteworthy graphical effects. Two shmups that I owned on Saturn *Dodonpachi* and *In The Hunt* both had some really great visual details! I owned some 2D action titles and would also vote *Mega Man X4* and *Earthworm Jim 2* as still looking great on the Saturn today!

[@claudiotapiaf.7194]

Street Racer is a great blend between 2D and 3D with amazing effects including transparency

[@neilwebb7401]

Nanatsu Kaze no Shima Monogatari should be mention in part three as the 2d graphics are amazing on the saturn.

[@SAMwise-ps6zo]

astal and radiant silvergun are proof that the saturn could do transparency effects well in the right hands

[@SegaLordX]

A lot of people get confused because of the way Saturn did transparencies. In some circumstances it could do it perfectly. In others, specifically when polygons were in place, it got a bit more tricky. It basically came down to whether VDP1 or VDP2 was doing it and what was happening on screen.

[@freddyvidz]

You make me want a Sega SOOOOO bad

[@retrogames3404]

Just love Saturn, of all angles.

[@diabdia]

Alpha 2 Gold and Sonic Jam are absolute gems

[@AppliedCryogenics]

I'd like to see what a maxed-out sprite scaling/rotation engine could do on modern hardware with a AAA budget.. I don't feel that the technique is played-out just yet. Bring on some 256-layer parallax scrolling!

[@KensalgreenRL]

You really need to check out Mass Destruction. That was super impressive- hi-res mode, explosions all over the place and very fun to play

[@SegaLordX]

Covered it before.

[@Dookie69uk]

The Saturn was such a great console, Japan was it's true home though and it had all the best games by a wide margin.

[@MrStrangermoon]

like in anytign you guys usa killed. we buy megadrive and saturn on eu

[@gc3k]

When I was in Japan back in 2001 my jaw dropped at the prices of used popular Saturn titles. Some were cheap like Burning Rangers, but Radiant Silvergun in any condition was well over $100+

[@kevincline8671]

Some deep cuts here, thanks for the content and nostalgia!

[@davidbanner9001]

They are a few games here I have never played. Thanks Sega Lord X, they are now on my list.

[@SegaLordX]

Any time!

[@thomaselers7416]

SLX..... Thank you so much for this one, your best video ever imo, perfect choice of games to showcase. Honestly this made dig out Shienryu from my treasure box to play it again. Keep up the amazing work. (how you can manage to pump out so much quality content on such a regular basis is beyond me, but kudos for doing it, and please keep it up) have a good one and thanks again. 😇🙏

[@apocalypticminister1369]

@Sega Lord X ...You nailed it in your Description of Loaded brother... Damn Right... Great Episode...

[@dashi-musashi351]

That shoot em up looks good full stop. That combination of 2D and 3D is what I like to see in these games. Defo gonna try that out. Just hope I remember the name 😅

[@jonathanpeixe9658]

Princess Crown is a beautiful 2D game with the “pre-vanillaware” signature artstyle

[@dethcrimsonx]

Nascar 98 was a cool underrated racing game. Crusader no remorse was another hit.

[@raydenedge4569]

Excellent video Sega Lord X! I loved! For the third part I recommend Scorcher, Amok and Grandia! Big hug!

[@entertainmentwizard2703]

Another great Saturn video!

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks again!

[@TheJarrodAnderson]

Seeing this makes me wish I was a game dev back then, because everything seems so much more simple, but there probably weren't nearly as many tutorials. Being left alone to figure it out with code/machine manuals, I'm definitely feeling phantom brain pains. VIVA LA KZbin TUTS!

[@user-dp3jc3mr2j]

simpler times. good ol days

[@stevesteve0521]

Silhouette mirage has good visual effects for the Saturn

[@gc3k]

The obvious ones are already listed, but I was impressed by Stage 2 of Skull Fang: Kuuga Gaiden. It's just another example of pixel art sprite scaling wizardry that Saturn could do it its sleep, but the presentation of flying in and out of the ravine was really intense

[@FeisarX]

They could have and should have done a 3D Sonic just like Crash. It was the best setup given the memory limits. Some geometry could be flipped or reversed on course to stretch the course out. They just didn't have the drive to get it done. If they had a proper Sonic title ready to go when I was 15 or 16 there's no way I'd have skipped out on the system.

[@maroon9273]

Sonic saturn project is similar to crash bandicot and even bug!. It was cancelled after sonic xtreme cancelation due to the ceo boneheaded decision. Sti team should've collaboration with Travellers tales with sonic xtreme with sonic saturn designs.

[@gc3k]

If anyone could make a decent 3d Sonic game on Saturn, it would have been Yuji Naka and Sonic Team using the Nights engine. But Naka was too much of a diva back then to save the Saturn outside Japan

[@jeffm5056]

I remember picking up Street Fighter 2 Collection back in the day, and while I wasn't the best at fighting games, I loved how arcade true it was. I wish I would've gotten more involved with import games, because the Saturn had so many great games that never made it to the states. Unfortunately, I sold my Saturn collection years ago, and all the great games I had are now hundreds of dollars. Yes, I had a complete Dragon Force. Loved that game!

[@Riz2336]

I'm glad I bought the import sega ages of Outrun, such a good port with all the extra features

[@maroon9273]

Best port of all times.

[@gtrzdaddy]

Saturn is a gaseous planet and not rockky like the earth. Keep up the great work 👍 A huge fan

[@SegaLordX]

The core of the gases is rock and metal. Most gas giants are.

[@SuperGaknar]

@@SegaLordX so what? earth's core is lava but they don't call us a lava planet

[@Danthrax40]

Bulk Slash for part three! Nanatsu Kaze no Shima Monogatari looks great, too.

[@viktor_v-ughnda_vaudville_476]

Sagat is an absolute beast in alpha 2 gold

[@SuperGray1983]

I love Sega Lord. Sega focused on arcade exciting games. Where Nintendo focused on consistent, well produced home styled products. Sega was ahead of the curve so many times. 3D glasses with a zap gun on Sega Master system with missle defense blew me and my bros away in the 80s. Sega Saturn was respectable

[@bigrobfff2398]

Allways good production... Quality videos. Thanks!

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you too!

[@AfroRyan]

While it doesn't necessarily do anything crazy, I think Super Tempo is an absolutely beautiful game worthy of praise. Amazing 2D animation, lots of sprites and effects, and no slowdown. A perfect sequel to one of the better looking 32X games, both forgotten to time (don't even mention its even more forgotten Game Gear little brother). I also really enjoy the presentation of Linkle Liver Story; very colorful and lots of little touches that make it seem like a "super" 16-bit game. I wish that era had more of those and less clunky 3D attempts.

[@Rohaldos]

I did not know there was a Tempo game for Saturn I will check it out. Thank you!

[@Nintenboy01]

British devs tend to be really clever

[@yuripetrovic7606]

I just wish they released more games like Lunacy and Mansion of Hidden Souls. I wanna play Ranpo so damn bad but I wouldn't understand any of it 😭

[@Gaming_since_the_eighties]

Great Visual Effects on the Sega Saturn ???? You´ve already mentioned, those who came to my mind. Panzer Dragon is one game, that always comes to my mind when i think about, visual effects on the Sega Saturn.

[@mjdf122]

Sega Lord X Thanks For Doing More For Sega Than Sega Does

[@profcelsofontes]

Shining Force III Scenario 2 & 3 3d models highlights to the summons magics

[@justman4891]

I got my sega Saturn Christmas 1996 along with dragon force. I spent my whole Christmas break playing Dragonforce all day and night. I always wanted to play dragon force 2 but it never made it to the USA. Alot of the really good Saturn games were never released here in the states

[@CountMills]

I really thought Gun Griffin would have made this list

[@TboneTenEighties]

👍

[@thecunninlynguist]

2d was so awesome looking on the Saturn

[@RARufus]

Dragon Force was such a superb game. I did t buy DF2 but I played the heck out of DF. I also played the heck out of Mystaria. The visuals weren’t great but I was jonesing for a Shining Force type game for the Saturn and Mysteria fit the bill. I wasn’t a big fan of Shining the Holy Ark, but loved SF3 on the Saturn. I moved on to the Dreamcast on launch day then the OG Xbox’s, aka Dreamcast 2, and did t play my Saturn a lot after the DC came along. I sold Saturn, all games, light guns, etc. to a dude who,loved retro games for $400, which was a good deal for him but I’m pretty sure it went to a good home.

[@Bloodyshinta1]

A sonic game that used infinte planes to draw the ground could result in some insane high speed gameplay where sonic is moving super fast over a large environment. Such a missed opportunity.

[@Leo-xh8pp]

Ótimo vídeo como sempre! Obrigado Sega Lord X ! :)

[@cdv1025]

NFS was the best version! Thanks great videos.

[@gus750]

woohoo new video.....we love you so much SLX

[@SegaLordX]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@Mitjitsu]

When it comes to troop types in Dragon Force 2. I've found the best strategy is to use 10 mages at the front and then 90 of whatever else you want to use. One game you haven't covered yet is Mr Bones and that's for the quality of it's FMV.

[@Y9Power]

I loved Astal too. Heck, Astal is your theme!😁😁😁😎😎😎✌️✌️✌️

[@balaam_7087]

Great video, man. I’d love to see you do the same type of overview but with the other 32bit consoles of the era, even the lesser known/popular ones.

[@cinnamondan4984]

The deuterocanonical books are indeed the best of the Old Testament canon.

[@jasonz7788]

Great work

[@pixelpoppyproductions]

While not a contemporary Saturn Game - the Unreal port by XL2 puts pretty much everything else to shame, even on other platforms. If there’s something that proves Saturn can do good 5th gen 3D, there’s no better example.

[@LuSanification]

Hellslave is even better - 4 player multiplayer FPS (also a blast playing alone and with lots of maps)

[@pixelpoppyproductions]

@@LuSanification yeah, it’s the same engine though. I just think technically, the Unreal port sets a really high bar, plus it has effects like real time reflections, 3D enemies, 3D stereo sound, and unlimited draw distance that not much else really did back then. Unreal came out in 1998 - at the time, I had just spent $3500 on a PC. It ran Unreal like a slide show, lol.

[@Ninja_T.V.]

Missed out on Saturn as I bought a Playstation. Always envious of House of The Dead and Virtua Cop though!

[@jonnyelpoiss7]

Imma get that sega ages on saturn soon, It looks sooo nice

[@JiltedValkyrie]

$100 though *cries*

[@Tweaked818]

I went many years playing different emulators and always overlooked the saturn. Matter of fact, the only reason i know about it is thru the romsites i’ve used lol

[@drunkensailor112]

WLS 98 is a great example. It ran circles around the ps1 version and runs amazingly

[@simonrobinson1566]

Great video! I'd say Ubisoft's Street Racer and Sonic Team's NiGHTS would be great to cover.

[@opaljk4835]

I always though Battle Garegga’s destruction animations were cool as well. They really go nuts with all the shrapnel

[@moomah5929]

Still remember playing a downloaded and burned copy of Psychic Killer Taromaru around 2000. Was fun downloading it with 5kB per second via 56k dialup modem. Too bad that it was near impossible to get Japanese imports, especially for Saturn back then as the game is damn expensive now. :(

[@oldskoolpaul77]

Awesome! I really enjoyed this!

[@SegaLordX]

Awesome, thank you!

[@segasaturn6800]

I love this series ! 🙂

[@TashiroSato]

Good choices😎