The Sega Saturn NetLink League

NiGHTS gets my vote for best game on *any* system, let alone the Saturn. I was awestruck the first time I inserted the game, not merely from the amazing graphics, but more due to the sheer creativity of the NiGHTS universe. I clicked with the main characters, being roughly in age at the time of its ...

Are any of you fellas interested in collecting Sega-made add-ons for the Saturn? I'd like to eventually own them all, and just thought this might be a good place for people to share their lists. Here's what I've got: NiGHTS w/ 3D controller combo box Version 1 controller (boxed) 3D controller (boxed...

So what all are you guys sporting? As of this post I have 43 Saturn games (all North American, all with original packaging), but plan on acquiring more shortly. Here's what I've got: Astal Black Fire Blazing Heroes Bug! Bug Too! Christmas NiGHTS Clockwork Knight (one opened, one sealed) Clockwork Kn...

Another Calgarian in the house. I've got the Link, I've got the beer, now I just need a few games!

Mr. Bones was a classic. Even if you want to complain about the difficulty, graphics or even control (if you were really searching), it is pretty tough to deny the sheer originality of the game. I can't think of any other platformer with the sheer amount of gameplay options. No level was the same, a...

I bought my Saturn in November of 1995, after having spent several days just clamouring over the packaging and box art printed in low resolution in a page of my Sears Wishbook that year. Being only 12 at the time, it was a pretty monumental event, given the system went for a good $500 Canadian then....