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They are ashamed, because the Saturn can't do transparencies properly.
They are ashamed, because the Saturn can't do transparencies properly.
well it also was just really badly made... which didn't help... an all-star Sega games loaded Saturn classic would sell more IMO if it actually has a good emulator
but you''re not allowed to use any Sega Model 2 arcade ports
The PS1 Classic had a version of Tekken 3 that was arguably inferior the actual version of Tekken 3 released on retail Playstations, so that's not exactly a good thing to bring up.that is a weird limitation... the PS1 classic also had games on it that had way better versions available, including arcade versions
The PS1 Classic had a version of Tekken 3 that was arguably inferior the actual version of Tekken 3 released on retail Playstations, so that's not exactly a good thing to bring up.
The reason that exclusion is even there is because Sega is not going to release a Saturn Classic Mini with the exact same library as a Sega Astro City Model II Classic Mini.
There are many instances of great transparency on the console. It was up to the developer to achieve this, the console could do it.They are ashamed, because the Saturn can't do transparencies properly.
There are so many other games to put on there that are not really available anywhere else. Most of the games you listed are available. VF2, Daytona, Nights, SF3, Tomb Raider, Quake, Duke Nukem, Powerslave (just released).Hopefully SEGA give me a Saturn mini with:
- Sega Rally
- Daytona USA
- Virtua Fighter 2
- NiGHTS
- Panzer Dragoon Zwei
- Shining Force 3
- Tomb Raider
- Street Fighter Alpha 2 (pref 3 but didn't release outside Japan)
- Quake
- Duke Nukem 3D
- Exhumed/Powerslave
- Panzer Dragoon Saga
- Die Hard Arcade
- Sonic R
Drives me nuts when ppl use "are" instead of is when it comes to the name of a company. Example: "Are sony going to release a game pass competitor?". See ...sounds ridiculous, right? I mean...we are talking about ONE company here, right? It's not a plural. Sure there are multiple ppl that work for the company but it's the individual company we are talking about. You wouldn't say, "Canada are the greatest country in the world". Of course not.I've been thinking lately of Sega and the Saturn. Why is it, that Sega is never releasing a Saturn collection for current platforms? When it comes to Genesis/ Mega Drive, they are releasing collections left and right to all sorts of systems. However, the Saturn is left in the dust. I know Genesis was much more popular, and Saturn deemed a flop, but why are Sega neglecting such a big part of their history? Imagine Nintendo never re-relasing anything beyond their 16-bit efforts.
Despite its shortcomings, I loved the Saturn. It had a good library of games that were unique and fun, and it set themselves apart from Playstation. I would love to see a Saturn collection with all the classics that Sega released for the system.
Virtua Fighter 2, Dark Savior, Burning Rangers, Nights, Sonic R, Sega Rally, Legend of Oasis, Clockwork Knight and its sequel, Panzer Dragoon 1 & 2, Shining the Holy Ark, Last Bronx.
There are a lot of good games here, trapped on a mostly forgotten system. It's a shame Sega isn't updating them to current standard and is releasing a collection of old Saturn classics. I think a collection like that would sell quite well.
Drives me nuts when ppl use "are" instead of is when it comes to the name of a company. Example: "Are sony going to release a game pass competitor?". See ...sounds ridiculous, right? I mean...we are talking about ONE company here, right? It's not a plural. Sure there are multiple ppl that work for the company but it's the individual company we are talking about. You wouldn't say, "Canada are the greatest country in the world". Of course not.
Plus, you actually use are and is interchangeably in your post. Pick a lane...the correct lane. Please join me in shaming all who try to sound interesting or "smart" by using "are" instead of "is".
Ahhh. Sorry! It's not just you, it's a new trend I've noticed on many game websites. Im not trying to be that jerk making fun of someone who speaks more languages than me! You're good. It's a thing that native English speakers have started doing though and it drives me nuts because they should know better and it ends up making our already confusing language even more complicated to learn and I won't stand for it! Haha.English is not my first language.
Why would you care about a forum user's spelling and grammar on a fourm?Ahhh. Sorry! It's not just you, it's a new trend I've noticed on many game websites. Im not trying to be that jerk making fun of someone who speaks more languages than me! You're good. It's a thing that native English speakers have started doing though and it drives me nuts because they should know better and it ends up making our already confusing language even more complicated to learn and I won't stand for it! Haha.
Seems like an unnecessary restriction when they didn't care to release an english version of the astro city mini themselves and relied on Limited Run Games for the US releaseJapan-only releases (unless they eventually got a western release post-Saturn, if only because that let's me add one game that wouldn't otherwise)
Because I'm extremely pettyWhy would you care about a forum user's spelling and grammar on a fourm?
You forgot to put an apostrophe yourself in the word "I'm".
It was almost the worst possible version of a PlayStation classic that could be made... It's sad, but I'm happy that it did not succeed the way it was made... It's only good as a raspberry Pi case that you can use as a proper emulation box.because the PlayStation Classic was a commercial failure
I would legit pay $60 each for a model 2 fighter collection and a model 2 racer collection. (X2 more for model3 as well)I wish they would embrace their Model 2 and 3 games more, many are still unported to home systems.
Instead we just keep getting repacked MegaDrive games
Im not trying to be that jerk making fun of someone who speaks more languages than me!
Please join me in shaming all who try to sound interesting or "smart" by using "are" instead of "is".
Yes, really. It says it right there where you quoted me. My complaint is with people who ppl who purposely use "are" in order to "try to sound interesting or smart". Is that you? If it is then yes, I stand by my criticism of your decision to purposely speak. If you're purposely going with that new grammatically incorrect trend just to go with the crowd and appear "hip" then I say to you, Boo! Hiss! Shame! BOOOOO!Really?
Most international people who bought an Astro City Mini imported the Japanese version anyway. As is what would happen with a Sega Saturn Mini, even if it didn't have Japanese-exclusive entries.Seems like an unnecessary restriction when they didn't care to release an english version of the astro city mini themselves and relied on Limited Run Games for the US release
You could import all those games for about the same price.I would legit pay $60 each for a model 2 fighter collection and a model 2 racer collection. (X2 more for model3 as well)
ahahaThey are ashamed, because the Saturn can't do transparencies properly.
So we're allowed to list Grandia and silhouette mirage becasue although they were originally saturn they did come out eventually on the PS1, right?Actually, let's make this a sort of challenge. Sega Saturn Classic Mini, but you''re not allowed to use any Sega Model 2 arcade ports (Because these will always be better in a Yakuza game), Japan-only releases (unless they eventually got a western release post-Saturn, if only because that let's me add one game that wouldn't otherwise), licensed games, or retro rerelease compilations. Here's what I can think of:
I guess Grandia and SM would work but the precedent of the PC-Engine Mini suggests that even if a game has an English version, if the platform had a Japan-only release, it's gonna be raw Japanese.So we're allowed to list Grandia and silhouette mirage becasue although they were originally saturn they did come out eventually on the PS1, right?
Oh, Shining Force 3.
Actually, let's make this a sort of challenge. Sega Saturn Classic Mini, but you''re not allowed to use any Sega Model 2 arcade ports (Because these will always be better in a Yakuza game), Japan-only releases (unless they eventually got a western release post-Saturn, if only because that let's me add one game that wouldn't otherwise), licensed games, or retro rerelease compilations. Here's what I can think of:
1) Bug!/Too
2) Mr. Bones
3) Dragon Force
4) Three Dirty Dwarves
5) Dark Savior
6) Legend of Oasis
7) Guardian Heroes
8) Fighters Megamix
9) Daytona USA Circuit Edition (Technically cheating but we're nearly at 10 and I'm already drawing blanks.)
10) Sonic R
11) Panzer Dragoon/Zwei
12) Panzer Dragoon Saga
13) Shining The Holy Ark
14) Shining Wisdom
15) Radiant Silvergun
16) Virtua FIghter Remix
17) Stellar Assault SS
18) NiGHTs into Dreams
19) Burning Rangers
20) Astel
21) ...?
Anyway, as to the thread question; Sega Saturn emulation is difficult and most of Sega's work on that was ports of arcade titles that they already rerelease in other forms. They aren't ignoring the Saturn as you can see with the Panzer Dragoon remakes, but they're not going to be able to milk it in any close to how they milk the Genesis/Megadrive's legacy.
01.) NiGHTS into Dreams...Actually, let's make this a sort of challenge. Sega Saturn Classic Mini, but you''re not allowed to use any Sega Model 2 arcade ports (Because these will always be better in a Yakuza game), Japan-only releases (unless they eventually got a western release post-Saturn, if only because that let's me add one game that wouldn't otherwise), licensed games, or retro rerelease compilations. Here's what I can think of:
1) Bug!/Too
2) Mr. Bones
3) Dragon Force
4) Three Dirty Dwarves
5) Dark Savior
6) Legend of Oasis
7) Guardian Heroes
8) Fighters Megamix
9) Daytona USA Circuit Edition (Technically cheating but we're nearly at 10 and I'm already drawing blanks.)
10) Sonic R
11) Panzer Dragoon/Zwei
12) Panzer Dragoon Saga
13) Shining The Holy Ark
14) Shining Wisdom
15) Radiant Silvergun
16) Virtua FIghter Remix
17) Stellar Assault SS
18) NiGHTs into Dreams
19) Burning Rangers
20) Astel
21) ...?
Anyway, as to the thread question; Sega Saturn emulation is difficult and most of Sega's work on that was ports of arcade titles that they already rerelease in other forms. They aren't ignoring the Saturn as you can see with the Panzer Dragoon remakes, but they're not going to be able to milk it in any close to how they milk the Genesis/Megadrive's legacy.
Keiou Yuugekitai - Katsugeki-hen (Keio Flying Squadron 2, also released in PAL regions but plays slower and that's not good)
We already had a couple threads in the past.Actually, let's make this a sort of challenge. Sega Saturn Classic Mini