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That last bit might’ve been difficult to market, but now, 25 years later? That’s exactly what makes the Saturn so fascinating. Over in Japan, the Saturn found a ton of success, leading to a library of Japanese games bursting with risk, creativity, and vision. It doesn’t always work, but exploring its library of games (since buying a console earlier this year-the first time I’ve ever owned a Saturn) has been an absolute delight. So, I want to dive into my experience with the console a quarter century later and shine a light on its vast, creative library of games-and what it means to have this trove of mostly undiscovered gems from a gaming golden age. “But, Aidan, the Saturn barely had any games, let alone JRPGs?” Especially for a Japanese RPG fan like me.

That's the thing about the Saturn-it's an amazing JRPG console. Its flat start, the still developing popularity of Japanese RPGs (before Final Fantasy VII ’s release), and Sega's insistence on marketing only 3D games in the west doomed the system's amazing Japanese RPG from the start. But, in Japan, it’s got the best versions of Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete, Grandia, and Suikoden, along with unique titles from the creator of Phantasy Star, and a game that actually deserves its $1,200+ price tag, and now they’re easier to play than ever.ĩ: Guardian Heroes - Beat ‘em up on three planes. Like, foreground, middleground, and background.Ĩ: Virtua Fighter/Racing - No list of Saturn games is complete without Sega’s genuinely impressive arcade ports.ħ: Astal - The pinnacle of 2D graphics on the system? Maybe.

The pinnacle of gameplay? Not so much.ĥ: Magic Knight Rayearth - Rieko Kodama doing magic schoolgirls in a bright, adventurous action RPG with a Working Designs localization? Sign me up.

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