I love the Saturn, but I think there are quite a few games that look rather rough. Some of them are actually good games, they just have some crappy graphics.

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Episode Notes:

1. Capture uses original hardware via RGB SCART.

2. I had not played many of these in quite awhile, so my gameplay capture was rather unimpressive in some of them. Sega Touring Car and Funky Head Boxers, particularly.

3. There is a second release of Funky Head Boxers with the added "Plus" on the end. I have no clue what it actually adds, however.

4. In the Playstation version of Star Fighter the backgrounds actually has detail above the fog.

5. Funnily enough, I consider Sky Target to be one of the uglier Model 2 arcade games as well.

6. Alone in the Dark 2 originally used flat shaded polygons, and honestly, it looks so much better that way.

7. Virtual Hydlide is one of the strangest games I've ever played. It doesn't have a level up system and each new game is randomly generated. Had it run better, I think it would have been a real classic.

8. HiOctane really does have a schizophrenic framerate. It can go from pretty smooth when you're alone on the track, to a slide show with a few enemies.

9. Crypt Killer uses the Shuttle Mouse and the 3D Analog Pad if you don't have a light gun.

10. Sega really had abandoned the Saturn by 1997, just 2 years after its release. They began to turn over many of their properties to outside developers, which did none of us any favors.