Daytona USA: Championship Circuit Edition – Sega Saturn (1996)
Daytona USA: Championship Circuit Edition is a high-speed arcade racing game developed by Sega AM2 and released for the Sega Saturn in 1996. While it lacks a traditional story, the game immerses players in the thrill of high-stakes racing, featuring a variety of tracks, including the iconic Daytona International Speedway. The gameplay focuses on fast-paced action, with players competing against AI opponents or other human players. The game received mixed reviews upon release, with some praising its arcade-perfect controls and stunning visuals, while others criticized its technical limitations and occasional frame rate drops. Despite these criticisms, Daytona USA: Championship Circuit Edition remains a beloved title among Sega Saturn enthusiasts, offering a taste of the arcade experience at home.
Complete
2151
£14.40
Fifa 97 – Sega Saturn (1996)
FIFA 97 on the Sega Saturn was a groundbreaking football simulation game that pushed the boundaries of console gaming at the time. While lacking a traditional story mode, it offered a deep and immersive gameplay experience. Players could take control of their favorite teams and compete in various leagues and tournaments, including the UEFA Champions League. The game featured polygonal 3D graphics, which were impressive for its time, and motion-captured player animations, providing a more realistic football experience. However, the game’s controls were often criticized for being clunky and unresponsive, and the AI could be inconsistent. Despite these flaws, FIFA 97 remains a significant milestone in the history of football video games, and it is still fondly remembered by many Sega Saturn fans.
Complete
2152
£4.00
Hi-Octane – Sega Saturn (1995)
Hi-Octane is a futuristic racing game developed by Bullfrog Productions and released for the Sega Saturn in 1995. The game features a unique blend of racing and combat, as players pilot high-speed vehicles armed with a variety of weapons. The tracks are wide and open, allowing for strategic maneuvering and intense battles. While the game doesn’t have a deep narrative, it offers a thrilling arcade experience with a focus on fast-paced action and explosive weaponry. Despite its innovative gameplay, Hi-Octane was overshadowed by the popular Wipeout series and received mixed reviews. However, it remains a cult classic among racing game enthusiasts, particularly those who appreciate its unique blend of speed and destruction.
Complete
2153
£16.00
Sega Worlwide Soccer 97 – Sega Saturn (1996)
Sega Worldwide Soccer 97, released in 1996 for the Sega Saturn, is a football simulation game that significantly improved upon its predecessor, Victory Goal. While lacking official player licenses, the game offered a deep and immersive football experience. Players could choose from a wide range of international teams and engage in various game modes, including league, cup, and tournament competitions. The game’s gameplay was praised for its realistic physics, responsive controls, and strategic depth. Although the graphics were not groundbreaking, they were sufficient for the time and complemented the smooth gameplay. Sega Worldwide Soccer 97 was a critical and commercial success, solidifying its position as one of the best football games on the Sega Saturn and a standout title in the football gaming genre.
Complete
2154
£3.20
Theme Park – Sega Saturn (1995)
Theme Park, a beloved simulation game developed by Bullfrog Productions, found its way to the Sega Saturn in 1994. This version offers the same engaging gameplay as its PC counterpart, allowing players to design, build, and manage their own amusement park. Players must carefully balance construction costs, staff management, ride selection, and guest satisfaction to achieve success. The game’s charming cartoonish graphics and humorous animations create a delightful atmosphere, while the deep simulation mechanics provide endless possibilities for park customization. Although the Saturn version may not have been as widely recognized as its PC counterpart, it remains a highly regarded title that offers a fun and challenging experience for fans of the simulation genre.
Boxed No Manual
2155
£8.00
True Pinball – Sega Saturn (1996)
True Pinball is a highly regarded pinball simulation game released for the Sega Saturn in 1996. Developed by Digital Illusions, it offered a realistic and immersive pinball experience, pushing the technical capabilities of the console. The game featured stunning 3D graphics, detailed table designs, and accurate physics, making it one of the most authentic pinball simulations of its time. Players could choose from a variety of tables, each with its own unique theme, layout, and challenges. While True Pinball didn’t have a narrative story, it provided a thrilling and addictive gameplay experience. The game’s realistic physics engine allowed for complex ball interactions with the table’s various elements, such as flippers, bumpers, and ramps. The attention to detail and the sheer fun of playing pinball made True Pinball a popular choice among Sega Saturn owners, solidifying its place as a classic title in the pinball genre.
