“A symphony of Japanese silicon”.
While there are plenty of homebrew releases for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, its successor, the Saturn, is less fortunate when it comes to modern-day software support.
For this reason, any new homebrew title released on Saturn is likely to garner significant attention, so it’s surprising that a new game by Playnautic‘s Riccardo Campione, Vigilant Paradise, went largely unnoticed by the community (us included) when it launched at the start of November last year.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“A symphony of Japanese silicon”.
While there are plenty of homebrew releases for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, its successor, the Saturn, is less fortunate when it comes to modern-day software support.
For this reason, any new homebrew title released on Saturn is likely to garner significant attention, so it’s surprising that a new game by Playnautic‘s Riccardo Campione, Vigilant Paradise, went largely unnoticed by the community (us included) when it launched at the start of November last year.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
