Happy Birthday Sega Saturn! 30 Years of Great Games!

[@gamebit9063]

Gotta repeat my story again: It was the 90s, I worked at toys r us. Well one day I was unloading the truck when I seen a bunch of bigger sega labeled boxes. After tearing one open I was amazed to see a new sega system out, the Saturn! This secrecy could never happen today and thats why it was such a joy to live through the early times of gaming. Back then there were such things of true surprises.

[@opaljk4835]

Given that it ended up being detrimental to the console in the long run, I think maybe that secrecy is a good thing to have lost lol

[@EdvinDzafcic]

@@opaljk4835that clearly is a ignorant take, as if that was the cause of the failure of Sega Saturn state side. Not the horrible hardware design, terrible developer relations, and infighting between US and Japanese HQ.

[@Mitsuraga]

​@@EdvinDzafcic As it turns out, you're both wrong. The hardware was not poorly designed, and the surprise launch probably didn't hurt the Saturn all that much, in the long run. About the only thing it caused was a software drought throughout the Summer of 1995 that would've never happened if they'd stuck to the original September launch day. Also, by all accounts aside from Tom Kalinske's, SEGA of Japan wanted its American branch to succeed. There was no attempt at undermining anybody, and nobody aside from Tom who was in the company at the time seems to engage in any such finger-pointing.

[@caseycu]

@@Mitsuragathe surprise launch ruined relationships with some retailers to the point they would never carry a Sega product again, and damaged relationships with developers who thought they were making a launch title to the point where they didn’t think twice about cancelling Saturn games as soon as sales slumped. I think the surprise launch was a bigger deal than you might think.

[@Mitsuraga]

And I think it was less of a big deal that you or most people seem to think. Outside of KB Toys, there's hardly any evidence to support that claim. It's mostly just a thing that Tom Kalinske said, and everyone just went along with that.

[@tom.c.a.d]

This video made me cry. Im not even kidding. I had so much of the games on this list. And I loved every single one of them. One day my parents decided to move houses and my console simply vanished. They had been going through financial dificulties and I think they sold everything without telling me. I miss my saturn so much. My parents never told me the truth.

[@filipmartinez1162]

And you let them live?

[@cokelife5831]

They sold it for crack

[@roberto1519]

The Saturn, PS1 and N64 all had a distinct feel to them, personality and even their libraries follow this line of thought. To me, neither of these feel like old machines, they feel great and have a lot to offer. Sometimes I see current games and it's amazing that what we wanted during the 90's was 'real' visuals, that's what FMV games tried to do as well, and now we have almost photorealistic capable hardware, the charm of what video game graphics/visuals was became a lost art, I mean, when video games looked like video games, be that limitations or not. But then again, this was written on the wall. Yes, I do enjoy many new games, but as far as video games visuals and sound goes, the charm of true custom hardware isn't forced, it's just how they are. I hope you do a similar homage to the upcoming PS1 30th anniversary as well.

[@Nzcade]

Happy 30th Birthday to the Sega Saturn! Underrated console

[@ChaoticHoly]

I bought my Saturn the day after SEGA announced they were discontinuing it in the US. _SO MANY SUDDENLY DISCOUNTED GAMES!!!_

[@KingStr0ng]

A sad day fot Sega fans. The saddest day was when they killed the Dreamcast and left the console market.

[@JerryTerrifying]

​@@KingStr0ngwhat's messed up I remember where I was when I saw on the news the Dreamcast was being discontinued just as clearly as where I was when 9/11 happened.

[@KingStr0ng]

@@JerryTerrifying True. 2001 was a cursed year. We got the GameCube and the Xbox that year at least.

[@PaperBanjo64]

​@@KingStr0ngDale Earnhardt died on the final lap of the Daytona 500 as well.

[@PJxBuchwild]

​@KingStr0ng Sega was something special but they made some key mistakes with their marketing and timing. The dreamcast arrived too late onto the scene and was lacking by not having a dvd drive. It's sad we don't have Sega around anymore

[@jeremybowers3181]

Saved all summer long in 95 working with my dad to get one, the satisfaction I felt after walking out of babbages has rarely been felt since.

[@cliffchampion5501]

Man that is a good feeling

[@codysegleski492]

I wrote this one off, actually laughing at it as a Nintendo fanboy...30 years later I love the Saturn.

[@Skiad-OpsGash]

Still got mine hooked up to the TV in our living room. Playing Panzer Dragoon Saga almost every christmas break...

[@jaredbaker1183]

I was 15 when the Saturn was released. I still pull out some of my Saturn games to play on an emulator from time to time. My 14 year old saw me playing Burning rangers and was intrigued. I told him it plays better on the original hardware. Before you know it, I was committing to him to set up my old Sega Saturn and an old CRT monitor so we could play virtua Cop together! I'm glad I could share this wonderful system with him. And I'm glad I still have all my old games and peripherals!

[@jeremybowers3181]

That's genuinely awesome!

[@AD.ArcadeGaming]

Awesome!

[@VicariouslyRetro]

Love that you constantly show love to the most underrated gaming console of all-time. You the man, SLX!

[@shaggymcdaniel3216]

I used to think nothing of the Saturn when I was a kid, even though I really wanted one back in the late 90’s. My journey began in 2016 when I visited a Stone Age Gamer store and grabbed a model 2. Since then I’ve become obsessed with the console. Everything else collects dust. The Saturn is such a magical and mysterious gaming system. I’ll never sell my Saturn collection. SLX makes me feel like I have a subscription to Saturn Magazine. Thank you so much Mel. Here’s to another 10 years. 🥳

[@stevenkampf4067]

same here but mine was from a bootsale

[@segasaturn6800]

Happy 30th Anniversary ! ☺️🎊

[@darthbaker182]

I got my Saturn in January 96 & it was pure magic. So many good memories. Good times!

[@sonkunhyperspinretroarch4867]

I'll never forget it, 1995 I got the Saturn for a whopping $399 also along with the Virtua Stick that I believe costed $79.99. Couldn't afford to get extra games but that was alright because it came packaged with the original 1st Virtua Fighter. I believe that's also the only US Saturn title that's packaged like the standard Japanese jewel cases. I remember it also coming with a demo cd that showed the first Panzer Dragoon, Clockwork Knight and I believe Bug and my mind was blown looking at these new next generation graphics at the time. I still have that very same Saturn along with the packed in VF to this day. SEGA Saturn will forever be my favorite system of all time.

[@KC-kp4vh]

The CPI inflation calculator is telling me that $400 in January 1995 had the same buying power as $840 in October 2024. Do you feel that’s correct or is it off from what you remember? I was born in 1996. Any response is appreciated, thanks

[@sonkunhyperspinretroarch4867]

​@@KC-kp4vhOnce you add the tax in plus with the arcade stick you might as well say $500 total for everything and yes I feel that's correct. Fortunately for me at the time I had enough to splurge on new a console that I couldn't wait to get my hands on. I played Virtua Fighter all night that day.

[@dvforever]

$399 felt very expensive and out of reach in 1995. I was a kid, so I wasn't even thinking about Saturn as a realistic acquisition. However, the Dreamcast released for $199 in 1999. It was an incredibly affordable price point and the games were numerous and amazing! I was blown away by how well Sega launched the Dreamcast! The Saturn launch and that whole Saturn era in the U.S. was abysmal. But for the people who could get both Saturn and Playstation, they are very lucky.

[@Ruylopez778]

I used to flip through Sega magazines at the time and dream about a Saturn (too expensive for me). And then almost convinced myself the 32x was good enough to the fill the gap... knowing that wasn't true. Ended up waiting and waiting until the N64. Probably because when I had the Genesis, I pined for the SNES games instead. Then while I had fun on the N64, I pined for the Sega/Playstation catalogue. Then I got the Dreamcast and PS2. It's really a pity that the Saturn and Dreamcast didn't fully reach their potential, or should I say the perception of them meant many gamers missed out. But those early days of 3D, staring at screenshots of VF and dreaming about a CD based console was a magical time.

[@philosophyoftrucking]

Hell yeah!

[@jessragan6714]

I ADORE this episode of the show. Saturn was a pretty big chunk of my experience as a gamer, and I'm always hungry for new coverage of the system. Congratulations! What a well-chosen subject.

[@CrawlingPanther]

I picked up the Saturn and a ton of games on my trip to Japan last Christmas and it's been super fun to play

[@Ruylopez778]

The Saturn, PSX, N64, Dreamcast and PS2 era was really a golden age of innovation, charm and creativity, from the first early steps with true 3D gaming in the home, to decent arcade conversions, to 3D becoming the de facto way games are played. Everything since (hardware and software) feels iterative, and many of those titles created in that era still remain all time classics. I don't understand why no one is making a "new" updated Saturn/Dreamcast console with an updated version of the games for HD already.

[@EddyG2023]

Bro those are like 3 different eras lol

[@DTM-Books]

Kudos to whoever designs these terrific intros. And any chance to watch Sega Lord X talk about Saturn is welcome. What a great way to spend Thanksgiving. The best thing about this video is knowing that we could put together another two or three videos of Sega Saturn games just as easily. This system is packed with quality software that remains as compelling and enjoyable today as 30 years ago. And since my brain has been stuck in a 30-year time loop for this entire decade, this is the perfect videogame console for me.

[@pbpraga3963]

I picked my first saturn in 2003, in a Cash Converters store. I always wanted to have one and finally managed to save some money to buy a used one. For my surprise, the console came with a game that ive never heard of; Dragon Force (loose). Cant imagine a better beginning for my saturn adventure. It was love at first sight. Happy Birthday, Saturn! We love you! Great video, Lord.

[@Craig_in_SSF]

I will never forget walking in to the Toys R Us in Mountain View, CA in 1995 and was shocked to see not only a Sega Saturn kiosk with Panzer Dragoon running, but it was already available for sale - 6 months ahead of the announced release date! And Panzer Dragoon - what an amazing, immersive experience it was!, I could not pull myself away and played it for almost 2 hours as the amazing visuals and soundtrack swept me away. That was confirmation for me the next generation of gaming had arrived, and it was going to be epic! An amazing system, with many standout gaming experiences (especially when you factor in the Japan-only releases). Long live the Saturn!

[@SonOfSyrinxia1993]

As a gamer of the 90's, i originally grew up with PS1, however, during those days, i managed to get my hands on a Saturn, and as they say, the rest is history. I currently have 2, one Japanese and one North American one. Going full swing soon for a full NTSC Library of games for it.

[@fossilfern]

Love the Saturn. I owned one when they were essentially giving them away in shops before the Dreamcast released. But when I went to Japan in 2016 and bought a number of Saturn games it rekindled my love for it. And now that I have a Saroo I play the Saturn almost every weekend. I absolutely love it.

[@DesertRainReads]

I'm surprised that Astal hasn't been remastered for modern platforms. I agree that it's a beautiful game that holds up extremely well. It deserved more.

[@metronome8471]

I'm still upset that Sega didn't even print its title on the case spine.

[@germantorre1422]

La mejor consola de toda la historia. 30 años de ser super fan.

[@JoeyJ0J0]

The Saturn was an amazing console, I wish it was treated better by Sega of America. Loved Die Hard Arcade and Sonic R

[@geesterfunk]

At the time of launch the Saturn was pure magic, and it still is.. we were the lucky ones who saw it all play out.

[@JJKoester]

Saturn games are uniquely beautiful to me because they really showcase the transition from sprite scaling to polygons. It's as singular a look as the N64 texture blurring.

[@RobertLewis85]

Sega Saturn Lord X WILL catch you next time

[@-Down-D-Stairs-]

Sega Saturn is my favorite ❤️

[@SotNist]

I will always cherish my memories of summer 1996, playing Guardian Heroes,, Dragon Force, Legend of Oasis, Three Dirty Dwarves, Dark Savior and Nights Into Dreams.

[@louyork8379]

Never heard of any of those games. I was playing Super Metroid, Mario Kart and Donkey Kong Country. Ever heard of those games? Of course ya have. Because they were good and ya Saturn wasn’t

[@SotNist]

Yoshi's Island crapped all over Donkey Kong Country with it's hideous SGI render visuals, Amiga tier eurojank collectathon level design and floaty character controls. SNES was already last gen by 1996, but I'd be more impressed if you were at least playing stuff like Chrono Trigger, Earthbound, Final Fantasy, Illusion of Gaia etc instead of normie 90's baby slop like DKC and Mario Kart.

[@quirinrodelberger7442]

⁠@@louyork8379 I would say you are simply uneducated😂

[@J3D1xKN1GHT]

Always awesome when sega lord x posts a new video and even better when the video is about my all time favorite sega console!

[@bisugzzz]

just bought 2 units of Sega Saturn from Japan.. Damn great console..

[@TheTheme]

LOVE the Sega Saturn. I have 3 and still play the system. The shooters, the Fighters, the Sega titles and games like Saturn Bomberman. A great staple in gaming history that was under appreciated.

[@mjdf122]

I’ve seen and have all from 1980-Now I have every console and tons of games I enjoy my Sega Saturn thanks for all your work Sega Lord X

[@gamingwithmama4059]

I definitely miss the sega Saturn, it had so much potential, but was overshadowed by the competition. I was the only kid on my block, shoot even at my school, who only owned a Sega Saturn. I was happy to have owned one back in the day, amazing games on here. Highly recommend everyone to play it. Great vids as always 😊😊

[@ArchLightning001]

I didn't get my Saturn until i saw your content in your first run. It was the best decision I've ever made! I ended up with a ton of great games.

[@gtrzdaddy]

Night Striker finally gets the attention it deserves. The music by Zuntata is truly mesmerizing.

[@duxzu]

Love Night Striker! Didn't know about the Saturn exclusive content. It's getting a modern release and sequel soon.

[@johnv7317]

"You must play Sega Saturn, Shiro!" -Segata Sanshirō

[@Gaming_since_the_eighties]

Unbelievable that the Sega Saturn is already 30 years old. It still has a great library of games, and i remember when i had to choose between the Sega Saturn and the ps1, i choosed the Sega Saturn. And i would choose the Sega Saturn, over the ps1 every day of the week. Happy 30th birthday Sega Saturn.

[@SAEGEntertainmentV2.0]

Happy 30th anniversary, Sega Saturn!

[@rodneyabrett]

I have fond memories of playing the Saturn with my college pals in the dorms. Good times.

[@justinc.5591]

Putting every Capcom game in one slot is such a cheat, but also completely understandable. They were a beast on the Saturn.

[@ericmalitz]

It’s a smart move here.

[@StillTheVoid]

Christmas 1996 was the year our family was introduced to the marvelous wonders of not only the Sega Saturn as a multimedia system but the birth of 3D gaming when the nintendo 64 was launched and the Sony Playstation found its roots. As I mention in many gaming channels here in this platform, we, millennials, were BLESSED to be alive to witness the evolution of video games and technology in a time where the common goal is progress the world towards a brighter future. To all of you gaming veterans out there: Thank you so very much for keeping the 32-bit era dream alive and reminding modern children of today where we came from. To all you Sega fans out there including Sega Lord X: Bless you for defending and redefining the Saturn's reputation to modern audiences and not let the other competitors avoid accountability for slandering the hardware's capability in 2D-3D gaming. 🙏🙏 To my parents: I am very thankful you guys worked hard to get us this system and allowed us to experience gaming's first 'official' 32-bit hardware where many brands have failed. Happy Thanksgiving, Everyone. 🤗🤗

[@charthers8903]

So many arcade games .. Back than the arcade was still the place to go to see and play the latest and greatest

[@darinherrick9224]

Greatest 2D console of all time.

[@darkridearts]

I love the Saturn and it pains me how little respect it gets even from the company that brought it to life

[@PaperBanjo64]

Yep, here's another Genesis compilation with the same 40 or so games!

[@flynnnrg]

Awesome video! I never owned a Saturn back in the day as I moved to a PS1 after the Megadrive, so I'm only exploring its games library now. There's some true gems in this list that I'm looking forward to playing.

[@knali8315]

I recently revived a Saturn that I had lying around, I bought a Saroo and now I can explore the library of this console that I didn't have the opportunity to when I was young, I only played Die Hard and Pandemonium a few times at a friend's house.

[@mattdrake7197]

Loved my Saturn. Sega Rally and Virtua Cop were my favourite games. Gutted I sold it all those years ago.

[@filipmartinez1162]

Play it now in RGB mode. It’s like it’s brand new again.

[@atolm1]

I still remember the day the Saturn came out in surprise and how blown away I was. I clearly remember purchasing it at Babbage's, and the thrill I felt about it. I loved the Saturn so much, second only to the Genesis for me.

[@andrewsegers7942]

I got my sega saturn on ebay in highschool with my fast food job money. This was in 2002. What an excellent investment for my gaming future.

[@Jameel-J]

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.

[@zac9181]

Thinking about buying a Saturn now.

[@Nischenliebhaber]

Not only "rocking soudtrack" for Digital Pinball. Music legend JOHN PETRUCCI (DREAM THEATER) wrote two exclusive songs for Necronomicon!

[@StevieDrawStuff]

I was playing Cotton, Elevator Action and Fire Pro on my Saturn last week. Got my Saturn on launch day and its still going strong with a Saroo to save my disc's now

[@jbmaru]

Wow, look at the high resolution in that pinball game! Happy 30th birthday Saturn!

[@jrod75]

Grandia was the game I wished it would have been translated and released in North America. It looked awesome but support for JRPGs not named FF7 was not available here. Oh well, but now it has a great fan support to bring out these classics and the love for the Saturn showed how important to anyone who played it during its run. Good video.

[@MetalJody1990]

I wanted a Saturn when I was a kid. Never got one. But in adulthood I discovered Saturn emulation and that's how I've been diving into the Saturn library. It's really good stuff! Psychic Assassin Taromaru, Die Hard Arcade, A.M.O.K., and Mass Destruction are pretty cool games.

[@filipmartinez1162]

You should get one with a 3D controller. The home console experience is really great with Saturn. It also has high resolution in a lot of games with RGB cables it looks great on an HD set.

[@superfamicom2]

I've been a gamer since I got my first NES way back in november 1986. I've had almost every major console since then and I can say I love the saturn above all others. It has such an amazing library that's too often overlooked. Heck my best frien gave me an old CRT he wasn't using anymore and its plugged on it.

[@Ghost-Chatting]

Back then I was renting the Saturn quite often and was generally shocked at its discontinuation I thought most games for the Saturn were great and we cannot really blame the hardware and its capability's more the management of programming and advertising it was a sad goodbye to that system and I had no choice but go the Sony route thanks Sega Lord X for all your hard work producing awesome content

[@Riz2336]

My dad got me the Saturn when it came out and I missed it for so long I bought another one in a used game store many years later. Lately I’ve had a thing for the capcom fighters on it

[@lucianoclaudio2335]

My favorite game console ever!

[@BackToTheGame.98]

Fighters Megmix was the Saturn game that first got my attention. The Car from Daytona? So crazy!

[@volvoguy804]

Big Shmups fan! The Saturn has so many great ones, Batsugun, Soukyugurentai, Dondonpachi, Layer Section, Battle Garegga, and the list goes on. I really need to dig mine out of the closet.

[@alexgeorge501]

Wish SEGA would release a Saturn MINI to commerate this anniversary including these 30 games, it would be a sure-fire collectors gem to own for all gamers and SEGA fans!

[@PaperBanjo64]

Next Sega mini should be a model 3 that combines the 2 Genesis minis and adds more games, and not make it an Amazon exclusive, I think it could sell well especially with those as myself who have neither one.

[@asanab76]

30 years… I don’t think I’ve felt this old in a while…. I remember playing a demo for the first time in a sears where they had Panzer Dragoon. I picked PlayStation at the time, but later on I purchased one for $100 from a coworker at electronics boutique with about 20 games and some accessories.

[@jameswelch2850]

easily one of the very best retro channels. videos like this are brilliant.

[@chrisrobberts2250]

Sega have to release a sega saturn mini, its become so relevant now than ever due to a lot of great games being made in 2D again, it would sell really well especially if they include the right games including some on this list and maybe a copy of sonic mania or even a sequel, come on sega take my money.

[@metronome8471]

Sonic mania is Saturn Sonic.

[@SixtySixHundred-1982]

This was a lovely homage to the Saturn, nice work, SLX. Hard to believe the Saturn is 30 years old. ❤

[@carlosgarza329]

HAPPY 30TH!! TY, SegaLordX!! 🤙

[@Mohammed1000real]

30 years later and Saturn refuses to die!

[@bensaunders1988]

The Sega Saturn has been my favourite console since me and my brother got one 2nd hand on Christmas 1999 a year after it's demise here in the UK. Sega Rally, the Panzer Dragoon series and Virtua fighter 2 are personal highlights. Recently, my childhood mk1 PAL Saturn sadly died, I sent it to RetroSix to have it repaired, restored and at the same time had it upgraded so it's now region free and able to finally play at 60hz, most importantly however I can now collect Japan exclusives :) The Japanese library really is fantastic and has re ignited my love for this legendary console.

[@ZakkHung]

Been enjoying the Saturn since 1995. It's my all time favorite console and gets regular play at least twice a week. 💜

[@danbauer3669]

I recently got an Action Replay and I'll be adding Dynamite Deka to the collection in a few days! Been enjoying the Saturn since about 2018, mostly because Sega Lord X and Game Sack showed me what I've been missing out on all these years. Great video, as per usual, Mr. SEGA Lord X!

[@TuckerswordsINC]

A system I know hardly anything about, but would love to experience more.

[@Sableye343]

Big JUICY video, I like it!

[@EliteGamersUnited]

i own and love every single game mentioned on your list

[@teddym2808]

Wow you're in 4K now! Excellent video as always :) Happy Thanksgiving to my American friends.

[@adrianescobar7558]

(IMHO) The best possible way to celebrate the Saturn 30th anniversary, would be Shining Force III remaster (including Medion and Julian discs) , and Dragon Force 1 (PS2 Sega Ages 2500 remake ver.) and 2. or a remake using the Octopath engine. Thanks for the video Sega Lord X.

[@Scott.B.Chapin]

I was at the first E3, when the surprise launch date was announced - I got to play all the launch games at the show, and bolted out of there to get to an Electronics Boutique to buy it. That was also the show where the PlayStation was revealed. That was an absolutely incredible 48 hours of gaming madness.

[@G.G.___162]

Excellent video! CHEERS to the almighty Saturn!!

[@TheGemini5]

I was waiting for this episode! Great video!

[@shabbeerazeez9263]

Saturn, my favourite sega console. It was such a shame it was so unappreciated, but I've started restoring my multiple consoles and recollecting again. Just wish the homebrew scene was more active, but considering the architecture, I'm surprised a scene even exists at all.

[@TheDuke013]

I don't have one, but have seen some games I would love to have in my collection.

[@Jerry78ize]

Happy Birthday Sega Saturn.🍻🥂🍾

[@LukeDodge916]

I want to own Dragon Force so badly! I liked it even when it was new, but i just didnt get into RPGs back then. But this game always felt interesting to me. Im finally at the point where i want to play/own it enough to just drop 300 bucks soon... Great video of a great system. Im glad the Saturn is finally getting the respect it deserves 3 decades on.

[@MuJoNeSs]

Amazing video. Got so many great games there. Thanks

[@PrimeStarStudios]

I really feel so bad of not owning the Sega Saturn back then... Happy Birthday, Sega Saturn!

[@gameshack1985]

Without a doubt, Sega Lord X and myself have the best Saturn videos on KZbin. The problem I have is when I see footage of certain games....I then want to play them from start to finish all over again. Grandia is so good, one of the very best RPGs ever, I just wish the physical copies of the HD remasters were not so tear-inducingly expensive!

[@TalesBarros]

This is a great list of essential games and an awesome homage to this wonderful console.

[@derekbuckler9888]

I have a modified Saturn I purchased from E Bay, which has a Fenrir Duo ODE. Has a lot of games in there I loved when I was younger, still the best system ever made in my opinion.

[@ManLikeKitch]

Thanks for the list, X. I'll be looking up these games and play quite a few of them.

[@entertainmentwizard2703]

Sega needs to do so many ports and remasters of these awesome games!

[@Ozz-e5t]

Great video thanks for the awesome memories sega SATURN

[@detuner33]

Love these long form videos 👍🏼

[@jasonleveck8546]

As a Nintendo fan, I REALLY miss Sega. If Sega were to unleash a new console from out of no where, it would completely blow minds apart and be so much fun. Looking at the market over the years and currently, there is absolutely room for a great sega console. The library of titles that currently sit idle, which could be updated for a new console would absolutely take the market by storm. People would be all over it!

[@hertljager1252]

Happy 30th Birthday, Sega Saturn, old Powerhouse. Thank you for the best time in my Live

[@majimamike4097]

Saturn is my most what if in videogames. One of my absolute favourites along with Mega Drive and Dreamcast.

[@sneakyskunk1]

I owned a Saturn, and to my surprise I actually was lucky enough to play several of the entries on this list. I would love to revisit any of these games, but as I understand it "any way you can" requires a degree of technical skill I simply do not possess. Lists like these are invaluable to me in that regard. 30 years since the Saturn debuted....man does time fly.

[@brunop77]

I bought a Saturn this Year and i having a blast, so many great games.

For years I wanted to revisit the Saturn through emulation, but a lot of what I wanted to play, I had already played emulated arcade versions by the time Saturn emulation got actually good enough for me to actually revisit it and play. This video is a great collection of suggestions and there are some interesting ones I wasn't really aware before. Thanks! I was also playing Streets of Rage 4 on Android using the M30 8BitDo controller while watching the video, and it felt very appropriate. :)