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Released by Sega in Europe during the early part of 1995, the Sega Saturn was a 32-bit video game console from the so-called fifth generation of video game hardware. Originally released in 22nd November 1994 to the Japanese market, the Saturn was discontinued less than four years later in 1998 as a result of poor sales figures.

The ill-fated Sega Saturn sold only 17 million units throughout the world, and its user base was a mere 1.6 million in the United States by the time it was discontinued in 1998. The system enjoyed a more significant success in Japan however, with an estimated 7 million units in use at the same point in time. Despite the huge popularity of Sega Saturn in Japan, the console did not obtain a comparable share of the market in Europe and North America, instead losing out to Nintendo's N64 and Sony's PlayStation consoles. Despite this crushing defeat there were 276 games released during Sega Saturn's availability, many of which are considered classics amidst the majority of serious video game fans.

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	Quake Used ID software invented the first person perspective blaster when they released Doom to the world. There may have been simi…	£7.99	Buy More
	Resident Evil Used It is generally quite challenging to critique a video game without giving away lots of the best surprises, but it's …	£9.99	Buy More
	Sega Rally Championship Used Sega enthusiasts welcomed the news of a Sega Rally release on the Saturn with outstanding excitement, despite concerns t…	£4.99	Buy More
	Virtua Fighter Used Sega Saturn sets loose the state-of-the-art fighting simulator that rocked the arcade community! With all 700+ unique ar…	£7.99	Buy More