There are lots of good reasons to go with Sega Saturn instead of Pretendo.

We call them games.

Sega Saturn has tons of them.

Pretendo has just a few.

It does beg the question, do you want to play or twid your thumbs?

Face it, Pretendo, you weren't worth waiting for. Do you want to play or twiddly your thumbs?

Face it, Pretendo.

You weren't worth waiting for.

Hello everybody and welcome to the Canaan Rinse podcast.

It's high time, beyond time, in fact, for your latest single platform one console special.

And today we're going to talk all about Sega's Saturn.

Welcome to the real world, they told us back in 1994-5-ish, joining me in this podcast.

My name's Leon Cox and I'm with Chris O'Regan.

Hello. Carl Moon. Hello. And Mikiel Kroda. Hi. Hi, everyone. So, the Sega Saturn was,

of course, Sega's 32-bit console, if you will, came out in the mid-90s. We'll talk a bit more about the tech specs and all that exciting technical stuff in a bit. But for now, I want you to cast your minds back to the dawn of

the Saturn and whenabouts you got on board with it, were you looking forward to it,

what are your memories of the time, and so on and so forth, when did you buy a Saturn,

if indeed you did, or what happened to you as regards to Sega's little black box with a

CD player in it?

McKeel, let's start with you.

I want to say late 2012, maybe early 2013.

What the hell were you doing?

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