“No more epoxy blues!”.
We love the Sega Saturn here at Time Extension. Sure, it may have come dead last in the console war with PS1 and N64, but it’s home to some truly amazing games, including Guardian Heroes, Panzer Dragoon Saga, SEGA Rally, Princess Crown, X-Men Vs. Street Fighter and many, many more.
As much as we adore this console, there is one truly egregious problem with it – Sega chose to include built-in, battery-based save data rather than placing it on a memory card, as is the case with the PS1 (yes, we know there’s a memory cartridge for Saturn, but the built-in storage is treated as the default).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“No more epoxy blues!”.
We love the Sega Saturn here at Time Extension. Sure, it may have come dead last in the console war with PS1 and N64, but it’s home to some truly amazing games, including Guardian Heroes, Panzer Dragoon Saga, SEGA Rally, Princess Crown, X-Men Vs. Street Fighter and many, many more.
As much as we adore this console, there is one truly egregious problem with it – Sega chose to include built-in, battery-based save data rather than placing it on a memory card, as is the case with the PS1 (yes, we know there’s a memory cartridge for Saturn, but the built-in storage is treated as the default).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
