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SEGA Saturn |
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What's it like on Saturn? Unbelievable graphics,
the sharpest video yet, so many more colors, incredible 3-D synthetic worlds and
remarkably clear audio...
Sega Saturn is the next level taken to a new
universe. It is a display of technological prowess unequaled in performance. It is a
mastery of both mind and matter. It is a combination of rare talent and dogged
determination to produce the ultimate game machine. It is ...well, it's a lot of things.
But, hey, you get the idea. This isn't exactly a box of bolts. It's a vehicle that will
propel you to another world.
Sega Saturn's massive parallel processing power
creates the fastest, most explosive graphics and game play on the planet. Three 32-bit
RISC processors, a CD ROM drive and two powerful video processor ASICs deliver blazing
video performance - including 16 million colors and stunning 3-D graphics. And Sega Saturn
plays games and audio CDs in full digital sound and Surround Sound.
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| The Saturn came out only a
couple months apart from the Sony Playstation. The PSX's lower price tag attracted many
buyers, while the difficulty of developing games on the Saturn helped to keep away
3rd-party developers. In addition, many of the best games from Japan (including many
shooters) were never imported. While Sony's system earned the title of best all-around
game machine, the Saturn was almost completely ignored. The last game for this system was
released in 1999 (Final Fight Revenge). Currently, a couple of obscure games are planned,
but none of them were officially backed up by SEGA. |
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