July marks 30 years since the launch of the Sega Saturn console in Europe, and so began three years of its steady decline.

A tribute to classic arcade racing games like Ridge Racer, Daytona USA, and OutRun 2006. Discover the titles that defined the genre—and why they still matter.

The Sega Saturn turns 30 this month, and although it was unloved in its day, it had a number of great games that deserve a re-release.

The early ‘80s, however, saw the arcade scene decline in prominence, leading Sega to transition into the console market with the release of the SG-1000.

While not every arcade port to the Saturn was successful, Sega Rally Championship proves that Sega could make lightning strike twice. The game was widely acclaimed in its arcade version.

From the NES to the Neo Geo, these retro gaming machines achieved new heights in their time, and they're still accessible used today.

Final Fight CD (1993) Developers quickly realized they could port games from other platforms to the Genesis add-on, taking advantage of the Sega CD’s new technology with varying results.

It may have lost the hardware race, but the Sega Genesis did quite a few things better than the Super Nintendo.

Here, developers unleashed their imaginations, crafting experiences that defied genre and convention. From offbeat puzzle games to unconventional ...

Sega Saturn was home to classics like Virtua Fighter, Daytona USA and Panzer Dragoon. Discover the best Sega Saturn games and why they're still great today.