The Sega Saturn at 30: a pioneering games console ripe for rediscovery
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The Sega Saturn, though overshadowed by the PlayStation, launched successfully in Japan with 200,000 units sold on its debut, showcasing its appeal and legacy.
Sega's arcade ports like Daytona USA and Virtua Fighter transformed home gaming, delivering exhilarating 3D experiences that set the industry standard for racing and fighting games.
Despite being labeled a failure, the Saturn's innovative library, with first-party titles such as Virtua Fighter 2 and Sega Rally, remains a high point in gaming history.
The Saturn’s struggles stemmed from vast market competition and abrupt changes, but its launch success and robust game library established a legacy that influenced future consoles.
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