At the risk of being robbed at knifepoint in the middle of the night, I have Panzer Dragoon Saga, Shining Force III, Dragon Force, Guardian Heroes, and Burning Rangers as the rarities in my collection, which I think I just unwittingly wrote out in my order of preference. The overall best game was probably NiGHTs, but Saga is without a doubt a peerless RPG.

At the risk of being robbed at knifepoint in the middle of the night, I have Panzer Dragoon Saga, Shining Force III, Dragon Force, Guardian Heroes, and Burning Rangers as the rarities in my collection, which I think I just unwittingly wrote out in my order of preference. The overall best game was probably NiGHTs, but Saga is without a doubt a peerless RPG.

At the risk of being robbed at knifepoint in the middle of the night, I have Panzer Dragoon Saga, Shining Force III, Dragon Force, Guardian Heroes, and Burning Rangers as the rarities in my collection, which I think I just unwittingly wrote out in my order of preference. The overall best game was probably NiGHTs, but Saga is without a doubt a peerless RPG.

At the risk of being robbed at knifepoint in the middle of the night, I have Panzer Dragoon Saga, Shining Force III, Dragon Force, Guardian Heroes, and Burning Rangers as the rarities in my collection, which I think I just unwittingly wrote out in my order of preference. The overall best game was probably NiGHTs, but Saga is without a doubt a peerless RPG.

Best of all, many of the finest Saturn games can be found at a bargain. What I’ve come to find is, any game on the console which goes for an absurd price was more than likely released late in the Saturn’s lifespan in the US, usually with a small print run; Panzer Dragoon Saga immediately springs to my mind.

Considering most of the library can still only be found on this home console, with Saturn emulation only being an option if you have a top of the line PC and running the games through SSF (with many titles either being hit or miss) your option of playing many of the Saturn’s best is slim (hopefully GameTap will turn out to be a solid alternative, once they start cranking out more games from the system using their own emulator).

Even if you never owned a Saturn before in the past, it’s still a great system to own now if you want some exclusives you can’t find anywhere else.

Best of all, many of the finest Saturn games can be found at a bargain. What I’ve come to find is, any game on the console which goes for an absurd price was more than likely released late in the Saturn’s lifespan in the US, usually with a small print run; Panzer Dragoon Saga immediately springs to my mind.

Considering most of the library can still only be found on this home console, with Saturn emulation only being an option if you have a top of the line PC and running the games through SSF (with many titles either being hit or miss) your option of playing many of the Saturn’s best is slim (hopefully GameTap will turn out to be a solid alternative, once they start cranking out more games from the system using their own emulator).

Even if you never owned a Saturn before in the past, it’s still a great system to own now if you want some exclusives you can’t find anywhere else.

Best of all, many of the finest Saturn games can be found at a bargain. What I’ve come to find is, any game on the console which goes for an absurd price was more than likely released late in the Saturn’s lifespan in the US, usually with a small print run; Panzer Dragoon Saga immediately springs to my mind.

Considering most of the library can still only be found on this home console, with Saturn emulation only being an option if you have a top of the line PC and running the games through SSF (with many titles either being hit or miss) your option of playing many of the Saturn’s best is slim (hopefully GameTap will turn out to be a solid alternative, once they start cranking out more games from the system using their own emulator).

Even if you never owned a Saturn before in the past, it’s still a great system to own now if you want some exclusives you can’t find anywhere else.