Launched in Japan in 1994 and North America and Europe in 1995, it featured a double-speed CD-ROM drive, Hitachi’s zippy new SH-2 CPU (times two) and some 3D processing grunt that was intended ...

It's currently in development for PC and Linux, but will get a Nintendo Switch release if it sells 50,000 copies, and a SEGA Saturn release if it manages 100,000 sales.

Sega Saturn released in Japan in November 1994, in North America in May 1995, and in Europe in July 1995. A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007.

Sega wouldn't have ended up in such a situation if the Saturn hadn't been such a half-assed job. Sega merely dumped the 32X and MegaCD expansions for the Mega Drive/Genesis in the same box as the ...

In 1995, Sega rushed the Saturn to market, blindsiding retailers and fans. The mishandled launch opened the door for Sony’s PlayStation and marked the beginning of the end for Sega’s console ...

The PlayStation may have cut the Sega Saturn's life short, but with each year that the console was around, there was always at least one standout game players could look forward to jumping into.

The Sega Saturn was released in Japan in 1994 and the US and Europe in 1995, and competed with the PSOne and Nintendo 64. However, the system was tricky to develop and was undercut in price by ...