Thank god u have nothing to do and likes attention

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You might have missed a few or they might be under different names which I don't know. Street Fighter Alpha 2 - I think you only show 1, Victory Boxing, Sega Worldwide Soccer 98 - again I can only see the 97 version although not much different.

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@@oi.meunomeejaorampvp5846 We're doing it to help those find specific games in alphabetical order, not for attention. We just do it to make it easier for people to find what they need. Just saying.

In the 90’s, Japan was the biggest market for games. Plus all the genres that they liked. And Sega and Nintendo are Japanese

There's a lot of USA only games and some EUR only too

there were some adult or risque themed games on the platform. that cracked me up.

@@9charlie84 true but it didnt help they limited what was localised. It never helped the Saturn get the glory it should have had

That definitely hampered the impact that the Saturn made in the west.

It's really crazy when you have possession of all these games and for every system ever sold to man. Every day you play something you never ever played before and a lot of times you load up something you never even knew existed. That's like a surprise every day you open on of your ROM lists to a system. So many systems and so many stories and narratives to the plots within the games they tell truths and stories of current events in the time they were programmed and written which acts as tokens of remembrance when people lose sight of what was and how was things during that time period of that game when created and sold. It's awesome to see how technology in our lifetime has gone from a BLIP to BIZILLIONZIP! Games really are History and marks of societal culture. I can load a game and it takes me back to that moment and all moments I remember where I was at, eating, drinking, friends, places, smells and it's really crazy how deeply involved we got into our games that it set memories like songs do. You can hear a game tune from the distance, and it takes you back to a memory when you were bullied at the arcade by older kids or at times you were on little child dates with girls. FUN! LIFE!

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thats huge in japan

the men in the clip were hot. i'd date them even at 4 inches!

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I'd give you a promotion for watching anything to do with the Saturn xD

it could actually show MANY more textured polygons on screen than the playstation.....and its 2d sprite scaling was far superior

On paper, the idea of meshes or the Saturn's games as a whole being intended to take advantage of CRT pixel blurring sounded dumb to me. But after searching high and low on Retroarch for the perfect shader that emulates CRT, I finally found the perfect one! And let me just say, the transparencies look amazing!!! 1000% better! It's like a night and day difference.

@@randybutternubs4647 What was the shader you ended up using?

Even just in PAL or US market there more than 240 games ....

@Gene Bone completely true :)

PS1 had more than 4000, PS2 - around 4000 too. Insane when you think about it, even Saturn had tons (especially in Japan, where it was way more successful, as opposed to the Mega Drive).

@@mariusamber3237 OK WHY did Suikoden and Grandia look like CRAP on the PS1 but looked as smooth as a baby's bottom on Saturn then?

@@flatcapman Somewhat stronger hardware, from what I've read? But also considerably more difficult to program for, so things even out. PS1 was incomparably more successful because of the latter point + horrible advertising/release schedule on Sega's part. I'm surprised that a company with such an amazing console as Mega Drive made this many mistakes in the West. That's a shame, I like Saturn, but it was unequivocally a failure in the West, sadly.

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Since Sega Saturn games are absurdly expensive, I would highly recommend buying an All-in-one Pseudo Saturn cartrige. Not only does it let you play imported games and burned backups without any modification, but it also gives you an incredible amount of memory for saves. But wait, there's more! It also has a switch on top that lets you toggle between standard, 1mb ram expension, and 4mb ram expansion. I bought mine on Etsy.

I don't think so. Neither we in Europe missed much, because most of the japanese exclusives were mediocre games, puzzles or some weird stuff. :) Anyway, when you compare this and Playstation list, it's pretty obvious why PS destroyed Saturn, because it had so much more quality games, and many of them when compared to Saturn games looks like next-gen. Saturn always looked to me like it was stuck somewhere between 16-bit and 32-bit era.

@SolidSnake Not Necessarily, Did You even watch the Video? There’s Some Really Cool Japanese RPGs and Shmups (Shooters and Shoot’em Ups) USA and EU Missed Out On! PS Destroyed Saturn not just because of Game Quality but because it was 100 Dollars Less at Launch than Saturn. Some People don’t Realize This but Tomb Raider was Actually Developed to Run on Saturn First and Runs better on Saturn than PS1, There’s also a Resident Evil Director’s Cut than Runs better on Saturn than PS1, So it Depends on the Game although most 3D Platformers ran better on PS1.

@@AlfaRomeoQ Also wanted to add, how much of our head space is actually occupied by NBA, FIFA, NHL, wrestling, American football, basepall - every f* year, the same monotone "simulator" game on every possible platform - I bet we would have a FIFA on white bread and inside an apple too, if they would run it!

Miss what?

@@atelierxnaru1005 X-Men vs Streetfighter for example. That never came to the states.

Don't forget all the fighter games no one plays and arcade games that have no respect for the player's time due to inherited coin eater design.

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Mostly VNs and dating sims, not that many RPGs surprisingly. You're not wrong either way, Saturn and Dreamcast didn't really have much stuff of note that would be interesting for Westerners. The shoot 'em ups and beat'em ups/fighting games can be played without knowing Japanese, at least.

No problem! 😀

To be fair, PSX had a lot of crap like this too. In fact, way more than this (over 2000 Japanese exclusives...) It's just that most people remember the big titles and not the endless sea of dross, whereas Saturn just failed in the West for the most part. Like, around 1000 games here must be Japanese exclusives... it also sold better than N64 over there.

i see your man of culture as well

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Dude really? Strip Mahjong? What are you,12?

So you're Japanese?

Also E-Girls - Dance all night

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@@Multifacted_Brotha you forgot to mention that it’s illegal

if you understand Japanese culture then it all makes sense

Really don't think so, you are vastly underestimate what Sony was doing.

never got an English release

@@kaiser1963 Sadly, but it got Russian release on PC :)

Yep. Sony knew how to market. Not sega.

The 90's were a weird time for Sega.

You can thank Bernie Stolar for that.

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Why not using the redump dats then, that way you not only make the checklist but also validate the data itself

@@LodanZark and what is that?

@@ronin4902 you can go to redump official page, download the dat file and use the clrmamepro to scan isos, it will rename the files with proper names, remove the bad isos and display the missing files

@@LodanZark After a bit of research I still don't know what it does. Is it basically a pack of all isos on a console?

@@100toonlink Well, this is way worse.

It was a commercial failure in the US, but did well in Japan.

Yeah, because most of the games are the crap visual novels that no one outside of Japan cares about.

Eu nao achei nenhum jogo legal😅 mas o dreamcast tem muitos jogos excelente

Most developers in the 90s were Japanese developers. Considering the Saturn was way more popular in Japan than the genesis was, it's easy to see how it got more games.

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We have to go deeper... Retroception