zacharinolongpants
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I feel like if I could read Japanese, I'd say the Saturn. But as it stands, the Dreamcast has a healthy volume of accessible classics for English speakers that everybody else has already brought up. I still love the overall vibe and period the Saturn existed in. Street Fighter Alpha 3 is dope on DC. Oh and if you can find it, Twinkle Star Sprites (silly name, I know lol) is a ridiculously awesome shoot'em up that's arranged like a VS puzzle game if you have some folks to play with.I'm currently experiencing owning both a saturn with a saroo and a dreamcast with a gdemu.
My question is, which one do you personally think is best? I won't have a full answer for a while, because it will take a long time to play all these games lol.
Here is a short comparison from my end.
The saturn controllers are less comfy than dc, but have one of the best d pads on both the mk2 and the 3d pad.
I think the saturn looks cooler with its big bulky design and I love the logo. I find that I really like the pixel graphics on the saturn more than the dc but this is only a subjective. I like still having the disc drive and having all the games where as the gdemu is just for games; not sure if you can play music; which is a plus for the saturn. It is very hard to say which has the cooler menus and I would have to say the saturn is cooler but that the dc is very close ( shows how much I like the aesthetic of the two)
In terms of games I think that the saturn is best for 2d fighters, rpgs and shmups. The dc has more action games imo like jet set radio, maken x and sonic adventure.
In conclusion, I think the dc has the better variety and quantity of good games for my tastes, but the saturn is best for rpgs and shmups. They both have great 3d and 2d fighting games, fighters megamix being a fav. Definitely all my friends want to play the dreamcast more than the saturn tho I have noticed.