The Sega Saturn is a 32-bit fifth-generation home video game console released by Sega in 1994 in Japan and 1995 worldwide. Powered by a dual 32-bit Hitachi SH-2 RISC CPU setup running at 28.6 MHz, a VDP1 chip for 3D polygon rendering and sprites, and a VDP2 chip for 2D background planes, it includes 2 MB of main RAM, 1.5 MB of VRAM, and 512 KB of audio RAM. Utilizing CD-ROMs as its software format, it features a top-loading disc drive, a cartridge slot for memory expansion or RAM carts, and 32-channel Custom Sound Processor (SCSP) audio.
Luiz Fernando Nai Ribeiro is our hero of the day. The past six months he spent working on an Engine which compiles on the Sega Saturn and on the Dreamcast. Read more about Titan IDE (misc)
Saturnade by Sebastian Mihai is a Sega Saturn homebrew game inspired by a popular game featuring an avian flapping its wings to pass through the opening between vertical pipes. In Saturnade, the concept is reversed a bit, in that the player controls the opening, rather than the ship. Read more about Saturnade (19-02-2015) (Sega Saturn Game)