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But both systems sucked because the lack of games. Though if you include all the games the regular sega could play with the 32x off then..... its a harder choice. But that's mainly cuz regular sega and not the 32x.
I had a saturn, maybe the system itself was nice but the lack of games and them all being super expensive was ugh.
Even sega seemed to know it, so with my saturn it was bundled with daytona usa, virtual fighter 2, and virtual cop 2.
It was a mess, sega saturn, sega 32x, sega cd. Like if someone gave you a sega cd game for xmas, the saturn wouldn't play it, outside of the games music track.
Oh there were sonic games, good old Sonic CD (Not on the saturn), sonic 3d blast (Which could be played on regular sega gen), sonic ring whatever it was 32x game, the sonic collection thing. And I think that horrible sonic running racing game.
But hey if you love on the rails shooter there was panzer dragon... And the over praised nights into dreams (Which you can buy on steam)
As did Sonic R. And Sonic Jam was nothing more than a compilation.