Since it’s the 30th anniversary of the Sega Saturn this week, I was looking up articles from back in the day.

First up this feature from Sega Pro 30 - April 1994 (UK)

This magazine can be downloaded in full here:
https://www.outofprintarchive.com/catalogue/segapro.html

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feature on the Sega Saturn from Sega Pro 30 - April 1994 (UK)
feature on the Sega Saturn from Sega Pro 30 - April 1994 (UK)
feature on the Sega Saturn from Sega Pro 30 - April 1994 (UK)

  • Out of Print ArchiveOP
    1•2 days ago

    @[email protected]

    Oh, I have no doubt.
    They did incredibly well with the Mega Drive, but royally screwed up during the later years of the 16-bit generation.

    What still bothers me is how for well over a decade, the narrative has been created that it was all Sega of Japan’s fault, while in reality, it’s the complete opposite and the reason people ran with that story was because only SoA people were happy to talk to the press, go on podcasts and book tours.
    Completely misrepresenting what went down there

    • Out of Print ArchiveOP
      1•2 days ago

      @[email protected]

      btw, it you have any level of love for arcade style games and Japan centric 2D and early 3D games, you really need to get a Saturn.
      Heck, it’s worth it just for NiGHTS into Dreams alone.

      Installing a Fenrir or Satiator is super easy and opens up everything to you.

      While I always recommend going with real hardware and actual software, prices are insane for a big chunk of the retro scene, so it’s the only for for many people to discover just how incredible the system truly is.