Sega Saturn

[Gary_b]

no the game memory is still on my Saturn. when i turned it on after unplugging it and removing the battery i had to set the date and time. other than that nothing changed. to get to the game memory you go to (System Settings)--> (Manage Memory)

[Gary_b]

another little side note for you hobofreak. the type of battery that is needed is the same as the ones in VMUs (CR2032) so if you have a VMU laying around you might want to try putting one of them in your Saturn and leaving the system on for a while. it will recharge the battery if it is still any good. chances are the battery from your VMU will be shot. but once it has been removed from the VMU you can always take it into the store with you to replace it for your Saturn.

[Hobofreak]

Thanks. Now I've got to track down those batteries I forgot where the heck I put them

[TheCoolinator]

They made another Road Rash for SegaCD and Saturn??? Never heard of that.

I would love to pick up a Saturn but I have little or no room for it. I was impressed by the games it has though. The Saturn had a very well rounded game library that included some very nice PC ports of Command and Conquer and Warcraft II.

Its definitely a great system.

[Gary_b]

yeah TheCoolinator there is a lot of games i would to get for my Saturn. and Command and Conquer is near the top of my list.

[TheCoolinator]

Thats cool ^

I wish Sega woke up a little and started putting together a Sega Saturn compilation for the PS2 or something.

Wait! Even better

On 9/9/09 they come out with a Sega CD / Sega Saturn compilation for the DC!!!!!

Dam, Sega needs to hire us.

[Impulse]

"Command and Conquer and Warcraft II" Wow, now I really need to get a Saturn.

[TheCoolinator]

Also it had Hexen! If I would of new that I would have picked up one immediately

[Gary_b]

Thanks. Now I've got to track down those batteries I forgot where the heck I put them

did you ever find your batteries, or get a game to save?

[Hobofreak]

No I haven't messed with it yet.