Sega SSaturn

Anybody still playing the Sega Saturn? Right now im playing Nights into dreams and panzer dragoon saga. Anybody have any ideas on some good games for the system.. Thanks

I still play it occasionally, its got a great game library, especially if youre willing to import

some good games I recommend

Dead or Alive (Japanese Import)

Virtua Fighter 2

Resident Evil

Panzer Dragoon Zwei

Xmen vs Street Fighter (Japanese Import, needs the 4MB RAM cart)

Bulk Slash (Japanese Import)

Sonic Jam (yes its just a compilation of Sonic 1/2/3, but its improved over the mega drive versions

Astal (US/JP only game)

King of Fighters 97

I was tricked into this thread, I thought u ment the German WW2 console used by the Schutzstaffel.
Anyway I still have to expand my Saturn Library, I adore Nights, I played it this year and I think it's one of the best games ever made.
I also have an import copy of Samurai Spirits 4, cause I love me some Samurai Shodown.

Anybody still playing the Sega Saturn? Right now im playing Nights into dreams and panzer dragoon saga. Anybody have any ideas on some good games for the system.. Thanks

canechaser04

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Anybody still playing the Sega Saturn? Right now im playing Nights into dreams and panzer dragoon saga. Anybody have any ideas on some good games for the system.. Thanks

I just bought a brand new one in the box for $10 bucks, and it came with Sega Rally. I'm crazy addicted to that game.

Currently i have the following consoles hooked up to my TV

PS3

PS2

Gamecube

Original XBOX

Wii(Hardly gets played)

360(Wishes it was hooked up)

SNES

Sega Dreamcast

Sega Saturn.

Yeah I have quite a load going there on my tv.

I had a Saturn but sold it on ebay in 2005. I had quite a few good games for it including Metal Slug, Soukyugurentai, Samurai Showdown 3 among others. I had the official arcade stick, the steering wheel, the action replay cartridge etc etc. The price I got for everything when I sold it on ebay was less than I paid to import Metal Slug from Japan. I was devastated. Serves me right for not including a reserve price I suppose. The buyer from that auction got a bargain. Everything was mint.

Recently I've been thinking about picking up a Japanese Saturn but I know I wouldn't play it that much so I decided against it. I've got loads of games to try and get through and I just spent £1700 on a gaming PC a few months ago. When I bought the PC I said I wouldn't buy any more consoles for a few years. It was the only way I could justify spending that much. lol.

For the Saturn I'd love to get Radiant Silvergun, Dodonpachi, Battle Garegga, Thunder Force 5,Kingdom Grandprix, Sengoku Bladeand a few others. I'd get Metal Slug and Soukyugurentai again. Those games were great.

the saturn gets love everyday, shooter and fighting fan here so enough said.

i got mine off of ebay with 3 games and hookups ,, and i only got one game more since then , i play it occasionally ,

Yes indeed I do play my Sega Saturn, I have so many good imports for the thing that I can literally keep playing it without stopping. About 90% of my 30 or so Saturn games are imports, stuff mainly from Konami, Taito, and a few Capcom Generation titles, to stuff like Darius Gaiden SU version (also from Taito), to Daytona and Virtua Fighter 2. The Saturn was a mighty fine system, with one heck of an import scene.

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Anybody still playing the Sega Saturn? Right now im playing Nights into dreams and panzer dragoon saga. Anybody have any ideas on some good games for the system.. Thanks

[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="Timbury"] Panzer Dragoon Saga!? . . . . . Wow nice thats really hard to get hold of for a decent price for the english version now.

Timbury

it is a very good game, it only has one playable character (2 if you include the dragon, who is really just part of the same character), and it is short, but its a great game, I reviewed it and gave it a 9.5 so I think its a great game, the combat system is very unique and very fun, and for a saturn , the graphics are very good. though its not really worth £150 (no game is), but when I saw it for £60, complete with the manual and outer box (the EU version came in 2 seperate boxes and an outer cardboard box), I just had to get it, and I dont regret it one bit. is it the best RPG ever.....no , but its certainly one of the best

I just bought a brand new one in the box for $10 bucks, and it came with Sega Rally. I'm crazy addicted to that game.

Currently i have the following consoles hooked up to my TV

PS3

PS2

Gamecube

Original XBOX

Wii(Hardly gets played)

360(Wishes it was hooked up)

SNES

Sega Dreamcast

Sega Saturn.

Yeah I have quite a load going there on my tv.

Yojimbo25

definitely check out fighters megamix and dragon force

... and that virtua fighter where they were all kids w/ huge heads

Here's an arcade port that I own, and you'll probably think I'm wacky for it, Pulirula. Nothing screams gotta have game that looks like it was designed by developers on drugs more than this game. The Saturn port is identical to the PSX port, but are slightly below the original arcade port.

definitely check out fighters megamix and dragon force

... and that virtua fighter where they were all kids w/ huge heads

definitely check out fighters megamix and dragon force

... and that virtua fighter where they were all kids w/ huge heads

afrothundaIV

definitely check out fighters megamix and dragon force

... and that virtua fighter where they were all kids w/ huge heads

Yes, I play Shining Force III on my import Saturn on and off. If the system had more good games like SF3, it may have fareda little bit better.

definitely check out fighters megamix and dragon force

... and that virtua fighter where they were all kids w/ huge heads

check out darkstalkers revenge and ironman x/o man of war

Another good Saturn import title is Night Striker S from Taito, think of it as a cross between a driving game, a shooter, and something similar to Space Harrier, and you have a winning formula. The game also followed a branched stage path similar to Taito's own Darius series.