Sega Saturn

A 32-bit multimedia machine that is one step ahead of the previous game console. Developed as the Sega's sixth home video game console, it was named after the sixth planet in the solar system. Equipped with two 32-bit RISC CPU "SH2", 3DCG games using polygons and 2D games with greatly improved expression appeared. Multimedia functions such as video and audio playback functions have been enhanced, and "V-Satern" from Victor Japan and "Hi-Satern" from Hitachi have appeared.