Sega Saturn Review

Brief Description:

The Saturn was released by Sega after the Sega Genesis and it's many different variations and versions. It was released in 1994.

The Positive Points:

-A few game sequels that were... ok, I guess. And that's being super positive, I was considering putting "Nothing" here.

The Negative Points

-It still lacked a variety of games and genres just like it's predecessor.

-There was nothing whatsoever that made it superior to it's competitors the N64 and PlayStation.

-Overall, aside from a few minor details, it was no different from it's predecessor the Genesis, soooo... why would I want to buy this again?

-Horrible marketing. Sega announced that it had fully arrived in North America, when only a few hundred were actually there, so the Saturn was never even ready to sell in the first place. Also, third-party companies didn't know what to invest in because Sega was still selling Genesis variants brand new. The Saturn's only hope of being saved from the wrath of the "Poop" rating, was Sega's saving grace: Sonic The Hedgehog. But hardly any Sonic games came out for the Saturn, and those that did showed up much later after it's release, and they weren't that good either.

Innovative: No

Affordability At It's Release (affordability for it's time): Expensive

General Public Rating: Controversial

Success: Unsuccessful

My Personal Final Rating: Poop (2/6)