Second Chance Saturn Games

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Published on March 22, 2020 3:00:30 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNa8HgGDjj0

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Super Mario 64 (1996)

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In this episode we look at Saturn games I didn't care much for when they were first released. After years of avoiding them, I'm back to give them a second chance.

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Jan Neves
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Episode Notes:

1. All games captured on real hardware via RGB.

2. I own every one of these games.

3. The Saturn version of Rockman X3 runs at a different resolution than both the PS1 and SNES versions, hence the borders and the narrower presentation.

4. Both The Lost World and NBA Jam Extreme look and run better on the Playstation. If you want to try them, I recommend you play those versions instead.

5. Batman Forever was done on the ST-V Titan arcade board, which was essentially the same as the Saturn. However, it used custom sound hardware in the arcade, and sounds different than the home versions.

6. Croc went on to have a sequel on the Playstation and PC.

7. Bug! has a sequel on the Saturn called Bug Too!

8. The Japanese version of Rockman X3 is affordable, often no more than $30 or $40 complete.

9. Ninpen Manmaru is a Japanese exclusive that was based on a manga series there about a ninja penguin.