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Tomb Raider 2 #BestOfSaturn
 

“The Saturn can’t handle the additional complexities of Tomb Raider 2”… so said Core Design in the late ’90s, but no one told modern hero RetroRaider John. Hot on the…

 
 
SEGA AGES Phantasy Star Collection #BestOfSaturn
 

SEGA AGES was a single release in the West, but in Japan, it was an entire series of classics from SEGA’s past. Phantasy Star Collection, released in 1998, featured the…

 
 
The Joy of Playing Grandia, on SEGA Saturn
 

The Renaissance Period We are living through a Saturn renaissance. Buckets of titles previously locked away in Japan are seeing new audiences, thanks to the herculean efforts of small but…

 
 
Digital Monsters Ver. S: Digimon Tamers #BestOfSaturn
 

Late 1998 saw Bandai release Digital Monsters Ver. S: Digimon Tamers exclusively in Japan. An evolution of sorts of the Tamagotchi concept, players hatch, care for, scold, clean up after,…

 
 
Radiant Silvergun #BestOfSaturnGold
 

By 1998, the Saturn was gasping for life in the West. Releases had slowed to a trickle before drying up for good by year’s end. Game over… but don’t tell…

 
 
Devicereign #BestOfSaturn
 

A fusion of 2/3 visual novel and 1/3 strategy RPG, Devicereign from Starlight Marry Corp hit the Saturn in early 1999. Three high school friends are suddenly accosted by a…

 
 
Whizz #BestOfSaturn
 

Whizz is a Flair Software isometric platformer that first saw life on the DOS, Amiga, and CD32 back in 1994 before being ported to Saturn and releasing in Japan and…

 
 
Galactic Attack #BestOfSaturnGold
 

Acclaim, Acclaim… once the darlings of American third-party publishing houses, they fell into disrepute in the mid-’90s by increasingly releasing games that simply weren’t the best of Saturn — or…

 
 
Metal Slug #BestOfSaturnSilver
 

What hasn’t been said about SNK’s sweet, sweet Metal Slug[question_mark] Initially a NEO GEO game, it was ported to Saturn in early 1997 by Yumekobo and is one of the…

 
 
Time Bokan #BestOfSaturn
 

A late 1997 “complete version” of a 1996 PS1 release, Banpresto’s Time Bokan is a colorful vertical cute-em-up featuring all the vehicles from all the Bokan series up until that…

 
 
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