Thanks to SEGA, one of those personal goals is finally within reach.”Īlthough this is a huge win for consumers, certain small business owners are not as thrilled. “As a millennial, I’ve often felt hopelessly priced out of owning nice things like a house or a copy of 1998 sleeper hit RPG Panzer Dragoon Saga. “This is a dream come true,” said Sega fan Anita Fischer on Twitter. However, the new Saturn Mini’s impressive one-game lineup could fetch upwards of $1500 on used game markets, so this is not a deal to be missed, as Sega diehards have repeatedly echoed on social media. Its lack of international success led to scarcity and hyper-inflated values of its best game. The mini console is based on the original Saturn hardware, first released in Japan in 1994. “With all four discs of Panzer Dragoon Saga pre-installed for just $499, we believe the Saturn Mini will be the new industry leader in value.”
“At SEGA, we’re proud of our rich history in the console business, and we’re delighted to bring back the best the Saturn has to offer at a consumer-friendly price,” said Ian Curren, President and COO of SEGA of America. Considering the rich catalogue of hard-to-find Saturn games, this is certainly the deal of a lifetime!Ī representative from Sega confirmed the full list of included games in the release: Following the success of their 2019 Genesis Mini console, SEGA announced today the Saturn Mini, which will feature pre-installed software and retail for just $499. ~~~ ~~~ Design/Music Composition/General Audio Hand: Zenodyne R, Fire Arrow X, Jet Buster, Zenodeath and.Good news, frugal gamers. But for me it is an opportunity to really dive in and take a closer look at a game world that's still probably my favorite to this day. It's clunky, it's certainly not the best looking game, and it has ideas bigger than it can really realize. If you can answer yes to all of those, I'd tell you to buy it. The best way to tell if you should take the plunge is to ask yourself:ġ) Do you like the Panzer Dragoon series?Ģ) Do you LOVE the Panzer Dragoon series? I mean, do you find yourself fascinated by how many little details are crammed into the games every time you play through it?ģ) Do you like the idea of being able to experience this world from a different, more in-depth perspective than a rail shooter? Even through a (at the time.) very experimental and forward-thinking - albeit flawed - system based around world-building and jRPG mechanics? It's the kind of price that's difficult to justify objectively.
I'll get straight to it - PDSaga is bloody expensive.
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