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I remember getting one near the end of my childhood and their was just something so mystical and neon-futuristic about It. Sure the PSX, N64 etc were great systems and held their ground very well but there's still something just amazing that stands out in my mind about the Sega Saturn.
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my fav :P If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude; greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace. We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you; May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen. |
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Originally posted by Ekibiogami
Yeah (^_^). That is an awesome game and one of my favorites too :) |
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Bigdavo
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Joined: 1/21/06
''Life is what you make of it, not what others make of yours.'' |
Hmm I never played it was too busy with N64 and PS, despite the fact that the Saturn flopped big time at least you had a lot of fun with it. O_o o_O |
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I see your Sega Saturn and I raise you ONE SEGA CD
 "You act like daffodil picking dwarves are anywhere out of the ordinary..."-Laura "Taera" Genender 2008 |
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Originally posted by Rayx0r
I personally can't say too much about the Sega CD. I owned a Sega Genesis and even that rare handheld one, It was called the Sega Nomad I believe where you could play Sega Genesis games on a handheld but never did I have a Sega CD. |
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to say the saturn was in you "chidhood" kinda tells me how old you (not in a bad way ) . Just makes me wonder if you know the REAL systems that started it all .. I dont want to list them all but i had systems that most ppl dont even know about :) unless ur 30+ |
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Originally posted by Wizlock23
How old do you think I am? Just curious |
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I would range a guess between 23-26 |
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Originally posted by Wizlock23
That's a pretty good guess. :) Just a little off. I'm actually 20 years old. |
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hehe i was actually going to say 21 to be exact but the " i owned a NES " kinda thru me off a bit ..
good to see even the younger crowd still knows the roots :) |
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I really loved it. That was right around my last year in college. Good times. I still have it sitting in a trunk in my closet. Don't forget Panzer Dragoon Saga, easily the best game on the system...or at least top 5;) One of the best/unique RPGs ever created. |
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my favorite and most beloved console in my gaming memory to be sure. Yeah it was hard to develop for.. ps1 killed it...but SEGA knew how to make the best games back then and get the best games too. Guardian Heroes, Dragon Force, Magic Knight Rayearth, Nights and xmas Nights, Dark Savior and Legend of Oasis to name just a few. Working Designs was definitely on fire back then and their game packaging was sick. I also remember Xmen vs Street Fighter was the only real arcade version for it, course you had to get the japanese ram card and version of the game. AHHH memories......oh yeah.....D was another great one as Enemy Zero and of course.....the might Panzer Dragoon Saga which i still have in perf condition. i think im gonna buy another saturn...i know mines gonna die some day :( and im not too sold on the emulator |
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Im more of a fant of the sega megadrive (genasis) Playing: |
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I have a sega saturn stashed away in a closet but I didn't buy many games for it. I had the Panzer dragoons one and Romance of the three kingdoms (talk about a long winded game) and a few others I don't remember. I also have a sega genesis and a NES. I might have still had the original Atari console but I gave it away to my sisters' kids a long time ago. |
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Originally posted by Neanderthal
If you ever feel like playing It again, I highly recommend you try and buy Astal if you can anywhere. I really found It to be a great game. |
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I bought mine (split the cost with my roomate) at the SEGA company store when I was QA tester there just so we could pplay Virtua Fighter. Play it we did! |
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Scalebane
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Joined: 10/28/06
Yours is not the path of force, though force is often needed to clear the path. |
Never had a saturn, but i loved my Dreamcast...man so much potential wasted with that system.
We are all ignorant until truth is revealed to us.. However.. How do we know the truth is not in fact a lie.. "When a man has lost everything, he may despair and die. He might give his soul to the fate's... or, he can resolve to take action." "The great thing about human language is that it prevents us from sticking to the matter at hand." |
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