Why Panzer Dragoon Saga is the Greatest RPG Nobody Played

This is the story of the most important and influential RPG ever released -- which happens to be a game that next to nobody played, especially when it first came out.
This game is also THE case study in why emulation is the key to retro games preservation. Join me on this journey, and bring the legend back to life.
0:00 INTRO: The Forgotten Legacy
4:35 PART I: Age of Ruin
10:44 PART II: A Lost Legend Comes to Life
22:33 PART III: End Times
34:41 PART IV: How to Train Your Drago[o]n
44:26 FINALE: Hope for the Hopeless
49:30 CREDITS
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[@PaladinGunn]

Worth noting that here, in France, we have a national museum who owns a nearly complete collection of physical copy of every single game released in France, and some versions from other countries, and they're accessible to researchers, as are versions of every console released here. We also have a unique system made to convert the datas on fragile old physical support onto digital copies, for the purpose of archival. Also worth noting that nearly ALL of those games and game consoles were donated by collectors and NOT by the console makers or publishers.

[@PaladinGunn]

I was lucky enough to visit that archive a few years back, when participating to conference about video game history preservation, and it is both a sight to behold, and an incredibly depressing statement to lack of interest that publishers have in preserving their own history

[@autobotstarscream765]

@@PaladinGunn Lack of interest? They're actively interested in _destroying_ their history because they want their creations to be disposable for endless consumption like Madden and Diablo Immoral, not art that outlasts the yearly bean counting.

[@DocVolteer]

What the name of the museum ? I really want to visit that place if their still doing so

[@leeartlee915]

Better use of people’s collection compared to the whack shelf collectors we see on youtube these days. I’ve never understood dedicating an entire basement to video games, only to play a percentage of them.

[@WolfTheTrueKing]

Ah France! One of the few nations that still get it! We also have in Brazil an private backed, but still vivid game musem of the games that were produced in this corner of the third world at the turn of the century. I would love to visit this archive someday, could you share its name please?

[@SEiiBUTSU]

I played panzer dragoon on release. It immediately became my favourite game of all time. I remember writing a guide on paper by hand. This video does oof to my belly. I would give anything to play the game again as I once did

[@mrbransformer4184]

Yeah loved the OG when it came out. Played a ton. But I’ve never played saga, didn’t even know it existed till way too late.

[@SEiiBUTSU]

@@mrbransformer4184 It's been a goal of mine for too long to re obtain the title to archive a fresh version of it, but due to bad past choices I've missed a couple of real opportunities I've had previously. Due to pressure from others and bad timing. I remember holding a copy in my hands 10 years or so ago for £250.00, and now it's £600.00. Regrets. Never let people make you feel bad for following your heart kids, because listening to others can lead to some painful reflection down the line, I tell you what. I especially loved the games ties to zwei. Both games being developed at the same time and interacting with each other via the pandoras box features. Playing saga unlocking features in zwei and vice-versa. Zwei is also an astounding high point in the shooter genera for me that I find often gets overlooked by people talking and writing about the series to an extent.

[@urbanyeti5233]

@@SEiiBUTSU I managed to get an original copy for £80 about 12 years ago. I’ve also got it copied to CD rom to play in my chipped Saturn. I love that game. I’m so glad I did buy it when I did as the price for it now is insane although at the time I thought that £80 was far to much but i really wanted it

[@bluewffl8472]

I think I still have a copy....know I have virtua cop with lightgun....frank Thomas big hurt baseball....lol. Panzer Dragoon was great. I had rented it on saturn and then bought it as it was awesome.

[@urbanyeti5233]

@@bluewffl8472 it’s worth having a look for it. I know in Europe it regularly sells for around £400-£700 if it’s boxed

[@Wezla]

THE RETURN OF THE KING

[@RagnarRoxShow]

I've been ludicrously excited to see this video in its final form for so long and it yet surpassed my expectations. Video game preservation and emulation has been dear to my heart for decades and as such it makes such a great case to bust through the misconceptions people have been manipulated into believing (i.e. emulation is illegal and you'll go to Nintendo-jail for it). I genuinely hope it gets more people to try their hand at it. And at the same time, it's such a wonderful love letter to Panzer Dragoon Saga, that I now regret never having finished. It's time. Glad you're back on your bullshit -- Panzer Dragoon Forever!✊

[@soulmechanics7946]

You should cover some of these obscure sci-fi classics. I know you do where it applies to horror, but I think you could stand to expand your horizons. "Monster of the Week" is a series for your channel. Let us see the others!

[@soulmechanics7946]

Have you done "Fear Effect" yet? Stop slacking Ragnar.

[@jownbey]

archiving music, tv, movies, and games are why i've always thought anyone with a pc should get as much storage as possible and just fill it with all their favorite things. trust not in streaming lol

[@quarreneverett4767]

I agree i neen saying similar things for many years

[@quarreneverett4767]

About emulation and stuff

[@Nidael009]

Cant believe youre back my man, Imma comment first then watch what is sure a great video again.

[@ToriKo_]

Same, for the algorithm

[@JimFaindel]

If this beautiful channel can come back from the dead, then so can Panzer Dragoon. My brothers in Christ, let us go to the emulation archives once more!

[@AC-hj9tv]

Yes my brother in odin

[@hylia9067]

Great video! Little correction: Metropolis is still not fully available. The Argentina version is longer and better quality than any versions up to that point but even that one is still missing a little bit of the movie.

[@j4yb0b]

Correction to your correction: the Argentinian footage is actually extremely poor quality. It’s only used in current releases for the 20-odd minutes where no other source exists. It’s the footage that’s badly damaged and cut off at one side. It essentially completes the film though

[@hylia9067]

@@j4yb0b You're right. I remember watching the new restorated version after the Argentina findings for its premiere in German TV. They inserted the footage in the already restorated version that was known until then. But I also remember that it still was not the whole movie, there was a whole escape section near 3/4 of the movie that was told through text, because the scenes are still missing.

[@pastelshoal]

I love hearing anybody talk about this game. Every person who does with a platform nudges this masterpiece of an RPG closer to entering the popular video game cannon. It's truly one of a kind, revolutionary, and get's my highest recommendation. It's the greatest piece of art in gaming that has so little fanfare or number of people who played it and it absolutely mut be re-released so that it isn't lost to history.

[@immanuel7925]

Honestly the amount of videos on this makes me really want to emulate and play this game. It's so interesting and a short play too. Why not?

[@cashnelson2306]

haha he said cannon

[@dopatwo]

Good to see you back!

[@vitriumGTS]

I pre-ordered Panzer Dragoon Saga from my local game store back in 98 knowing it was going to be something special. I once thought the eBay price of $200 was going to be the ceiling for several years and held off from selling. Glad I kept it in storage!

[@Ven9991]

Miss you Saba

[@tolisdrs330]

One of the great ones woke up and chose to shine bright once more for us

[@celfhelp]

exceptional work, as expected i actually work in entertainment media preservation/archiving, and this certainly makes me think we need to push into games at some point if i can develop enough of a reputation (im getting there), i'll be able to push this onto some very important people if anything so wild actually happens, you will be the first to know

[@luichinplaystation610]

Keep pushing we'll support

[@nicholaszacharewicz693]

These are the kinds of games I am always seeking out. Oversized ambitions artfully squeezed into a too small space often result in the best forgotten gems. Thanks for delving into this bit of history!

[@jeanlundi2141]

I stopped at the time in the video where you mentioned the term "avant-garde". And that's what drew me to Saga and the series as a kid. I thought back then "damn! I'm in for a treat if there's more games like this in the future!life is awesome!". But then the years rolled on and not many games seemed to want to do something that thought a little bit ahead. Apart from Riven and the Myst series, and the Legacy of Kain games I haven't come across anything in gaming that really transported me somewhere I haven't been before in the way Panzer Dragoon did. I wish more people were concerned with breaking new ground with their worldbuilding in games. The medium has such potential, but creativity is being stiffled by numbers these days. Thanks for the video :)

[@frankdamsy9715]

I've played PDS on an original (Japanese) Saturn albeit using a burned CD back in the 2010s. While a bitch and half to get working (I used the action replay hack) and I did physically shock myself doing so (accidentally touched the powered internals trying to quick swap a disk) in the end it was all worth it to play this masterpiece I'm happy emulation has gotten to the point where people can enjoy it without having to go through 50,000 steps involving original hardware

[@MichaelSaba]

Bingo, and what you describe is exactly why emulation is so important. Even when I played it back in middle school on original hardware, it still wasn't a glitch-free experience. The switch from disc 2 to disc 3 didn't "take" several times, which almost brought our marathon playthrough to a crashing halt then and there. Now, anyone with the willpower can enjoy this masterpiece right now -- just as it should be.

[@foxfairchild2458]

@@MichaelSaba fuck it pride aside I’m halfway computer literate and work too much to look up a good tutorial for getting the emulator going tbh you think you could just drop me a quick bulletpoint of text on how I can play this? Lolz sorry I know that might sound dumb lolz

[@Kadamose]

Wow, you went through all that heartache for nothing. To get any burned game to work, all that is required is an original sega saturn game (doesn't matter what game) and a burned disc. What you do is you need to take the cover off and put a piece of tape on the cd cover switch to trick it into thinking that the door is always closed, then you put the original game in first, and listen for the lense to move to the top of the track, and then immediately swap the burned disc in. With a little practice, you get a 100% bootup rate. No modchips, no action replays, no bullshit. In modern times, all you need is a Fenrir, which replaces the cd drive unit in favor of a sd card slot.

[@Crystariumcodex]

my friend found a complete (with box) copy of this game a few days ago and got it for $30 because of a pricing error. I now know why he was super excited about it. I'm going to play this game now!

[@KOTEBANAROT]

I cant believe my constant search for "panzer dragoon saga essay" paid off, thank you for making this video

[@Blankult]

About the whole emulation thing, i would not exist as i am without it, and it boggles my mind how so many people look down on it. It was for most of my childhood the primary way of playing games and discovering new ones as well. It has shaped my personality and tastes in ways i couldn't get in any other way. I played many classic games, and most importantly, many obscure games, the ones less talked about, and if that were to be taken away from me it would make my life infinitely worse. I played so many games from so many different consoles that what i played is probably worth millions of dollars if i were to buy everything i needed to play said games. I am brazilian and grew up as a relatively poor kid who loved games, that coupled with the gaming market here being stupidly expensive meant that i only had access to older consoles, and often the games would be pirated ones (like 80% of brazilians back then and it still kind of like that today). Eventually, i got a pc as a gift, a piece of garbage pc of course, and didn't have anything to play in it. I did use emulators before on my cousin's pc but didn't really understand what it was or how to use it, and the way i got properly introduced to them was through a ps2 "7200 games in 1" disc that had some emulators in it, and it came with pc emulator as well. And that's how i started to love to play and discover new games from old consoles. I have the utmost respect for those who took the time to contribute to emulation, the developers of the emulators themselves, the research and documentation of games and consoles, game databases, game backups and anything in between. It made me experience so much, including the masterpiece that is Panzer Dragoon Saga.

[@Aldenfenris]

Similar story here, just change Brazil for argentina. First console was a famiclone, and old emulated stuff on an old PC

[@Blankult]

@@Aldenfenris Yeah i think similar experiences to mine are pretty common in south america. Speaking of famiclones, i had 2 DVD players that had "games included", which was actually a collection of nes games built in, i still have one of those to this day lmao.

[@Aldenfenris]

@@Blankult Mine was slightly curious, it was shaped like a super famicom, including the joypads (with the actual colors, but no L-R buttons) and it actually had a NES cartridge port, but came with an 'adapter' to plug in famicom carts. (It also came with a copy of.. Yie ar kung fu in a NES cart, the only NES cart I ever seen in real life). It also was ntsc I believe as opposed to the othe rfamiclones around that was pal, so it had a different speed. The adapter was an important part, since all you would ever find here were famicom carts.

[@Slewedleo]

Your videos are always cinematic experiences, and I get so excited to see a new one pop up. Your hard work is appreciated.

[@anthonyhorn5914]

A few things: firstly, I was truly overjoyed to see another video come into my perspective of your magnificent magnitude. Thank you for being here. Secondly, the entire DRAKENGARD/Nier series is very close to my heart, so seeing the inspiration behind the dragon combat was awesome! And lastly, when Legend of Mana got a bare bones remaster compared to every other game in the series, my fears were confirmed. Because of it being #4 in the series as well as the most out there of the entire franchise, I knew it would be given the least amount of work, which hurt every time I brought it up to someone. I wanted it to happen so bad but I was dreading the result.

[@quarreneverett4767]

There is a fan patch emulatpr thing i think i heard spmewhere as a superipr form

[@quarreneverett4767]

There was a youtibe video woth it. Idk whom it was

[@eazyrat]

I appreciate the effort you've gone to in finding only the highest quality footage and images really well made video thanks

[@herebejamz]

I'm glad my KZbin recommended a video from you randomly one time despite your last post being like a year ago.

[@topooly]

I've never played this game but over the years I had heard about it and its legendary status. This video has finally made me decide to play it for myself. Emulation it is then! And I always appreciate the MGS references!

[@swytchblayd]

I'm just glad that PDS is getting more attention. I keep hope that we'll see a remaster or remake in the future.

[@arch1017]

I still have my copy, albeit with no console to play it on since my Saturn gave up the ghost. I'd absolutely love to see a remake or re-release of some kind, however since the Zwei remake was confirmed to be due out last June and there's literally been no update on it since, it does feel a bit like hoping against hope at this point.

[@hoobaguy4311]

Remaster is impossible unless the source code is recovered. As of today, it's lost.

[@trashasaurus]

Fantastic video man, so glad to see you upload again.

[@caiolucena6397]

I never did like this type of rpg games, but hell if i ain't going to emulate and play this game after this incredible video.

[@madmanga64]

I played this game on launch day, gaming used to be pure, it used to be art 😢

[@micahmiller4822]

I wasn't expecting the Third Impact in my Panzer Dragoon video, got the like for sure

[@Red_Lion2000]

Your videos give me a nostalgic feeling but in the best possible way. No other channel does this for me, so i treasure these videos. Thank you.

[@DarthEquus]

19:02 Slight correction here. Only the first Panzer Dragoon game uses redbook audio for the soundtrack. Zwei either streams or generates the music using the Saturn's sound chip.

[@Rexodiak]

man, this video really got me good, by the time the nights ost started playing at the end I was overcome with emotion, thanks for making this gem 🙏

[@DishonoredSkull]

Perfect I just got food, thank you and glad to see you're back

[@Ciuin_Sam]

Another incredible video Michael, thank you! I love this channel and am always happy to see updates, no matter how far apart. Be well and best of luck

[@ggpx1]

Thanks for coming back with such a video. Always nice to see you around on youtube

[@righteousham]

I was not expecting to feel so emotional coming off this. Good job.

[@Phreno_Xeno]

This is some of your best work yet imo. I do think that, with this quality of content this channel is bound for YT greatness. Thank you!

[@russellfacemire]

So glad to see a new video!

[@darinherrick9224]

I've added this video to THREE of my youtube lists. Excellent subject. Excellent logical arguments. Excellent excellent excellent!!! Saw you link to this video from Sega Saturn game group in Facebook. Keep up the promotion and great work!

[@masterfulmuffin]

NEW Dreaming In Neon!? Awesome! So glad to see you back at it. I discovered your channel during the Pandemic and it means a lot to me. I didn't know if you were ever going to upload another, but I'm glad you did.

[@Cussyzera]

Absolutely amazing video Micha! I've been in love with your stream VOD's for a while now (I'm never able to catch you live) and wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your work. You have all of our support to get through KZbin's BS, so don't give up!

[@teh1archon]

Great video. I was never this touched by a talk about emulation.

[@johnnyscifi]

Glad to see you back!!!

[@Baron20k]

Holy hell I've never been so excited to see an upload before! You're one of the few KZbinrs that I've taken the time to see your entire catalogue . Keep it up!

[@randomassguy]

Whoa i found your channel a couple weeks back and now you are back, so lucky and glad to came here at the right time

[@mejia29]

Wow, such an amazing video on Panzer Dragoon Saga! Really eye-opening on some facets of behind the scenes in developing that game. Really makes me appreciate the series even more now. Thank you for this thoughtful video, can't wait to see more of your content!

[@iamnoimpact]

Wow what an absolutely INCREDIBLE video. Loved it. I don't know much about the game or the emulation scene itself, but I did have a Saturn and I loved that you showed Dragon Force. I played that game so much in middle school. I think I beat it with all of the 'heroes'. Anyway, this was a super high quality essay and I can't wait for the follow-up. Stoked to see you back.

[@Arbalesto7]

Amazing video. I am deeply moved. Really, thank you for your time and work. Godspeed.

[@robinhikage3116]

Amazing work as always, great to see you back at it!! ❤

[@lulublue5537]

thank you so much for everything you do. it brings me so much joy every next video of yours I watch. they are works of art unto themselves which do total justice to the works they portray. much love and I wish the best for you

[@felipegonzalezklever9762]

Glad to know u came back ❤❤❤

[@karloaquinde3476]

Great video bro, very well made. Especially the last part on emulation. 👍

[@thegeekclub8810]

You’re back!!!

[@alexandertamer3215]

Ah, it's that time of year again. Nothing says 365 days have passed quite like seeing a new Michael Saba video. Great to have you back!

[@xlovur]

from start to finish - impeccable work

[@jimtoots8789]

Good to see more of your content! Excellent videos.

[@Marends34]

Right in the Feels. What an amazing video!

[@clearlynotaneldritchhorror8798]

Glad you're back!

[@Furore2323]

What a delight to have you back again.

[@Visuwyg]

I think old games are pretty safe, digital code doesn't degrade, and emulation will only get better. It's the modern, online-only games you should worry about. Also, Panzer Dragoon Saga is sweet! I played it on my phone, finished it twice.

[@Plasticroll]

Great to see a new video from you!! Your works has been some of the inspiring content I have ever seen. Sorry for your lost and hope you stay good healthy.

[@RelivedEternally]

Absolutely fantastic video. Thank you so much for making this.

[@jonaskristiansen781]

Like so many others here I was moved to tears by the end. Thank you Michael, for a truly wonderful video

[@cloudbloom]

He bacc, love your videos dude thanks for all the work you put into them

[@MrJakekunz]

glad to have you back

[@ms08gouf]

Haven't seen yet I'm just so happy to have you back

[@DontFightDucks]

This video was beautiful, thank you. I've only ever played PD1 via the old PC port and a rental copy of PD Orta, but I definitely need to check out Zwei and Saga now.

[@calebkirby9109]

You're in for a treat. Both are superior entries. Zwei improves on the original in every way and Saga has some of the best atmosphere and storytelling for its time.

[@joshcummins3916]

I have never played this game or even heard of it but my goodness I think I need to check it out. Really happy you're back and sorry for your loss with the family. I lost people too this year.

[@ironarcana970]

Your video essays are great! Keep up the good work!

[@JuliusCaesar103]

Constantly blown away as to how good your videos are, wow!!

[@MattyStoked]

I thought I was going to get a cool video about an old computer game. I was NOT prepared for the second half of this video. Absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much for the effort, vulnerability and earnesty on show here.

[@drunkensailor112]

Did you know panzer dragoon saga was the most expensive video game of all time until shenmue? More expensive than final fantasy 7. It really shows as well. The game took three years of development. The game took out so much of team Andromeda that after saga was released they asked to be dissolved themselves and Sega did so. Sega expected this game to sell millions initially, but it got released at the end of the Saturns life.

[@grimsvaultstreaming3956]

but ff7 is light years ahead in everyway

[@drunkensailor112]

@@grimsvaultstreaming3956 no. It was behind in literally everything compared to saga.

[@grimsvaultstreaming3956]

@@drunkensailor112 lol nope your fanboying there are at least 15 far better rpgs of that ear maybe ore and iv played them all

[@drunkensailor112]

@@grimsvaultstreaming3956 oh your opinion is higher than mine? I couldn't name a single thing better in ff7, but please provide if you can

[@grimsvaultstreaming3956]

@@drunkensailor112 wild arms 1,Suikoden 2, chrono cross, both lunar games ,bof 3,grandia,star ocean 2 i could go on but im guess you would have no clue what the next set i bring up even are

[@placefantasy1821]

Man this is one of the best videos I've ever watched, especially the finale section of this video. I'm so glad I bookmarked this and finally got around to watching this. I look forward to seeing your future videos!! :D!

[@starkingxxx]

Thank you for making this real! Fantastic video :)

[@MoonRegolith]

Ha, at 21:45 when I had looked away and heard the saxophone music I thought it was the end of the video and I was like "this guy is amazing, I need to subscribe and add this to my favorites," then more video started playing. This is great work that touches on all the important points! Keep it up!

[@Aithan83]

Nice video! Gotta say, the Fushigi no Umi no Nadia soundtrack helped a lot haha. Big fan!

[@fhcfz]

What a beautiful video. You made your point in a way that made me emotional, thank you for sharing your passion. Hope that this year could be better to you, gl!

[@AkaiAmeUltsch]

Absolutely loved this video, and will patiently await that Pt. II you mentioned. *SUBBED*

[@BigBoyFargo]

Happy to have you back, and happier to hear Ill be seeing more of you in the future. And thanks for coming back. Life couldnt be harder right now, so let's all stick together and fight as hard as we can.

[@KnifeABanana]

Keep up the good work as long as you want to. None of your videos fall short. All bangers. I’ll be watching until you’re done. Cheers.

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

This is my favorite game of all time! I'm so happy that it's getting the love that it deserves now. When I first bought this game back in the day for the Sega Saturn it was part of the last run of Saturn games that I got from Japan. And I was never disappointed! And to hear that the myth of terrible Sega Saturn emulation is just that fills my heart with so much gladness. I have thought that this game and all of my Sega Saturn Classics were lost forever, but now I see that that was all just a myth and we can play these games again! You earned a sub for this man you really did lifetime as long as you have the channel I'll watch your stuff!

[@iantaran2843]

YOU GOD DAMN RIGHT ! immediately watching, liking, commenting, and sharing.

[@markmcc2883]

One of my all time favourite games. I genuinely feel honoured to have been able to have played it. My copy sits proudly on my games shelf, although my Saturn is temperamental. The narration of this video was beautiful, and brought a tear to my eye. Thank you.

[@kazuhiramiller3425]

Love it Good that you are back

[@Brylant1980]

Great video💗! Heart-wrenching, nostalgic and also comforting. I'm in my 40s and I understand all what you had to say. Stay strong 💪 and always retro 🖖😎

[@2hundo68]

i've been looking forward to your next video!

[@ZaffreRevolution]

wonderful video. i just played this game through emulation a few weeks ago and haven't really known how to feel because it was THAT good. and ironically this video, one more about the surrounding circumstances rather than the game itself, really helped me think about it in a more focused manner. you're a great storyteller, keep this stuff up!

[@daholyvagabond]

Just found this channel yesterday. Everyone is saying welcome back though. Seems like I found him at the right time

[@pmsr1980]

Fantastic video!! Great work! I' m 41 and I own a Saturn and bought on release Panzer Dragoon 1 a 2. Never played Saga. But man, this video was tailor made for me!!! Thank you for this!

[@a.b9893]

I'd missed you so much

[@lupercalrising2208]

Wow. Amazing vid sir. Absolutely subbed.

[@chandlerreviews8804]

I just found your channel I hope to see more great content! I'm gonna watch all the old stuff for now

[@maximus3693]

First video of yours I’ve ever seen and I already love the content. Sorry you had a rough year but can’t wait to go through your back log and looking forward to your new videos.

[@alexevaldez]

Love this essay man. Specially that ending.

[@dustingd1]

This is one of the greatest documentaries on Panzer I've ever seen. You are such an eloquent and beautiful speaker. I was captivated the whole time. So much heart, depth and philosophy. I'm broke down and sobbed multiple times because of nostalgia and your incredibly relatable insights. I've subscribed to your channel and look forward towards your future videos. I have to say my biggest regret is selling my near mint copy of Panzer Saga on eBay a few years back for $500. It's amazing what you will do in dire times. Now that I'm more financially secure I am sooooo angry with myself for parting with piece of Saturn history...

[@blargiefarg93]

With every new video of yours I see, my respect grows.

[@cyberpunkdarren]

Such amazing game franchise and very cool video bro. This is really important to video game history. My first experience of panzer dragoon was a real mind blow.

[@nintendokolekcjoner239]

Outstanding video ! Thank you 🙏

[@marXmon]

This video gives me emotions. Subscribed!

[@ducktape-3470]

And the return is triumphant!! Welcome Back