And why can’t I find it anywhere? I know it wasn’t very popular when it was out, but is there really a huge demand for it now? I remember 7 years so, I could walk into a retro game store and see a console for $45.
I think Saturn emulation is one of the more difficult ones to get working right. I would go emulation, but a lot of the games I want to play are multiplayer and multiplayer on a PC just isn’t as fun.
Right? I wish I had the insight to save all of my old consoles. There was no reason to get rid of the nes once I got the super Nintendo. And that was gone when I got the PS1. Wish I still had all those.
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I’m guessing that its rarity is boosting pricing. Have you considered emulation for gaming, or is it that you wanted the physical console?
I think Saturn emulation is one of the more difficult ones to get working right. I would go emulation, but a lot of the games I want to play are multiplayer and multiplayer on a PC just isn’t as fun.
That’s fair. It took a good amount of work to get my emulation working well enough to play some of my old favorites.
Right? I wish I had the insight to save all of my old consoles. There was no reason to get rid of the nes once I got the super Nintendo. And that was gone when I got the PS1. Wish I still had all those.