Sega rushed the Saturn to market, blindsiding retailers and fans. The mishandled launch opened the door for Sony's PlayStation and marked the beginning of the end for Sega's console business.

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

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The former console maker that once challenged Nintendo in both hardware and maskots is bringing back its rich herritage.

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Nintendo Switch 2 delivers impressive hardware upgrades and performance improvements, but launch lineup feels disappointingly conservative for longtime fans.

It's just not true that the Sega Saturn, which came out 30 years ago this month, failed because Sega didn't anticipate the rise of 3D gaming.