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SEGA SATURN Sega Saturn SS console controller 1 power memory included From Japan

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Condition: Used

Seller notes: “Excellent properly. 2 controller included”””

Platform: SEGA SATURN

Color: Gray

UPC: 4974365000110

MPN: HST-3210

Year Manufactured: 1994

Item Length: 230mm

Brand: SEGA

Type: Home Console

Region Code: NTSC-J (Japan)

Item Height: 83mm

Model: sega saturn

Connectivity: Component RCA

Storage Capacity: 16MB

Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan

Item Weight: 260mm

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by sveinbjo35
20 Jun, 2018
the great sega console!
Cherished by its devoted fans but doomed to an early demise, the Saturn had too many cards stacked against it from the start. Fresh on the tails of its 32X fiasco, Sega desperately wanted to start anew with this full-fledged 32-bit system, but the damage had been done. Even seasoned gamers (like myself) were reluctant to give Sega the benefit of the doubt. In an ill-advised attempt to steal Sony's thunder, Sega released the Saturn several months ahead of the much-anticipated Sony Playstation launch. The Saturn's early games were less than compelling however, and when compared to the Playstation launch titles, the system looked overmatched. Sega attributed the slow start to the long learning curve necessary for developers to harness the awesome power of the system. It soon became ... Cherished by its devoted fans but doomed to an early demise, the Saturn had too many cards stacked against it from the start. Fresh on the tails of its 32X fiasco, Sega desperately wanted to start anew with this full-fledged 32-bit system, but the damage had been done. Even seasoned gamers (like myself) were reluctant to give Sega the benefit of the doubt. In an ill-advised attempt to steal Sony's thunder, Sega released the Saturn several months ahead of the much-anticipated Sony Playstation launch. The Saturn's early games were less than compelling however, and when compared to the Playstation launch titles, the system looked overmatched. Sega attributed the slow start to the long learning curve necessary for developers to harness the awesome power of the system. It soon became apparent however that the Saturn's 3D graphic capabilities were substantially weaker than the Playstation's. In addition, the Saturn's dual-processor architecture was difficult to program, deterring many third-party publishers and delaying many high-profile games. The Saturn did eventually land some excellent titles, but by that time the Playstation had already pulled far ahead in the race. As the late 90's dawned, the Saturn slowly faded from the scene. The Saturn console was substantially larger and sturdier than the Playstation, but lacked innovation. The system was the first (and probably the last) to accept both CDs and cartridges, but the role of the cartridge slot was never really clear. The Saturn used internal memory storage to save games, but it was so limited in space that most gamers required the optional memory cartridge. The black Saturn controller resembles its Genesis six-button counterpart, except the top buttons are complemented by a pair of shoulder buttons. With its conservative design and lukewarm launch lineup, the Saturn didn't make a lot of noise out of the gate. Having been burned by Sega in the past, many third-party publishers balked at the Saturn. Most of the system's best titles were developed by Sega, including Panzer Dragoon, Virtual Cop 2, Burning Rangers, and Sega Rally. The Saturn's 3D visuals looked rough compared to the Playstation, but the system was lauded for its 2D prowess. In fact, many hardcore fighting fans prefer the Saturn versions of 2D brawlers like Street Fighter Alpha and Marvel Super Heroes. The Saturn is easy to collect games for, with many still available new and at reasonable prices. Unfortunately, the tall plastic cases that house the games are cheap and tend to crack, making it hard to find used titles in mint condition. My personal memories of the Saturn involve my longtime buddy Eric, who opted for a Saturn over the Playstation for Christmas 1995. I had purchased a Playstation in November of that year, and for weeks I tried to convince Eric to go with the Playstation instead. He was convinced however that a Sega system would deliver far better sports titles, which he preferred. Unfortunately his assumption proved incorrect. The early Sega Saturn sports games were fairly awful, and Electronic Arts delayed its Saturn sports titles for months at a time. I still remember Eric calling EA out of desperation to obtain the latest release dates for upcoming games. Years later, Eric relented and bought himself a Playstation. Ironically, he gave me his Saturn, and I've been enjoying it ever since. Console design: A-. Thick, heavy, black, and boxy, the Saturn's conservative design was a natural progression from Sega's Genesis/Sega CD combo. Unfortunately, the game-saving aspect of the system was not thought out very well. The internal memory storage was terribly limited, prompting Sega to release a memory cartridge that provided a far more generous amount of space. The front of the system featured two controller ports, with reset and power buttons residing on the top. Up to ten controllers could be attached to the system via the optional "multi-tap" accessories. A cartridge slot is situated behind the CD lid, but even Sega seemed confused about its purpose initially. Ultimately the slot was only used for memory cartridges and "cheat" devices such as the Gameshark and Pro Action Replay. Console durability: A-. Despite its pop-top lid, the Saturn has proven to be a very sturdy machine, and its CD mechanism is better than most. The only problem I've ever heard about is how the internal memory can stop functioning over the years. Controllers: C. Like the console itself, the Saturn controller was unremarkable. Basically an oversized version of the Genesis six-button controller, it also incorporated two shoulder buttons which I always thought felt somewhat squishy. In 1997, Sega would introduce a redesigned controller and package it with its new "Nights Into Dreams" game. Dubbed the "Saturn 3D Controller", it was oversized and round in shape, with improved shoulder buttons and a brand new analog control stick on the left side.
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by starw-7703
22 Jul, 2022
a retro old school system
a classic console a fun one when it was made it japan still lives up to the excitement and fun many years later did not disappoint me this console had some great 3d graphics back then and i love this product today im so glad i got one of these
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: sayyam-88
by sosuk47
30 Nov, 2022
Sega ~ Prime
Sega Saturn is a legendary console. It holds value and it has memories. Worth every penny due to the passing of time. 100% Recommend Fighting Vipers.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: sayyam-88
by matthebai_10
10 May, 2023
light weight with great features
coz it is?
Verified purchase: Yes
by jussm_6201
15 Feb, 2024
Awesome!
Retro console is playing many games I’ve had since the 1990s!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: hailmary_co

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