The Saturn was the beginning of the end for Sega. While it was initially a success in Japan, it struggled to find an audience in North America and couldn't compete with the PS1 and N64. Ultimately, ...

The Sega Saturn is 30 years old in North America this month, which means we’re 30 years into the Saturn being underappreciated. Well, okay, maybe 29 years—even Saturn sickos can admit the first year ...

The Sega Saturn is kind of an alien console to me. I've never even seen one in person, and my only contact with the hardware has been through software, if you know what I mean. While many JRPGs ...

In May of 1995, the video game industry hosted its first major trade show. Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) was designed to shine a spotlight on games, and every major player wanted to stand in it. ...