I actually am kind of fond of the Saturn and it had pretty good specs for its generation (in fact if it wasn't so weirdly designed and difficult to program for it would have had the best looking games of that gen)
some really great shooters on this system but it has to be said when looking at the Saturn library that it seriously lacks in diversity (especially in the adventure / platforming genre)
cool looking system and I do like the controller design and some of the games. obviously its been said a million times but Sega was foolish to abandon it so early on; wasted potential. certainly 3D games never reached their potential on the system
I think the Dreamcast is similar to the Saturn (beyond Sega's economic problems) in regard to the fact that it has a one dimensional library. Sega had so many franchises they could have revived to keep the adventure genre alive on their systems but for whatever reason seemed to put that on the backburner.
some good horror and shooters (and obviously fighting games primarily) and not much else
