RyaNtheSlayA wrote:Reprise wrote:Congrats on your Saturn! Now it's time to buy those cheap gems (check Racketboy's site), and pick up an Action Replay 4 in 1 and discover all those amazing, and often cheap, imports!

Sega Saturn and cheap don't belong in the same sentence.
Oh really? Because...
RyaNtheSlayA wrote:Sega Rally - $5 or so
Nights into Dreams - $15-20 depending on condition/longbox/included 3DCP. Be sure to get a 3D pad to go with it though!
Galactic Attack - $15-20 Much better than Darius Gaiden in my opinion. In my top 5 shmups for sure
Street Fighter Alpha 2 - $10-15 Well, it's SF, so if you like it you do and if you don't you don't. A great version though and it's nice and cheap.
Panzer Dragoon $15-25 - Not nearly as good as the second one. The framerate is a bit low and it's a bit harder to actually aim at things as a result, but it's still a good game. It's also much cheaper than Zwei.
Cheap enough... Plus, if you're a patient guy and know where to look, I can guarantee more bargains can be had. Look around pawn shops, look at car boot sales, charity shops, local sales listings, decent retro stores, stalk ebay listings.
For example, the following cost me:
Panzer Dragoon - £9
Virtua Fighter 2 - £3
Sega Rally - £3
Virtua Cop 2 - £3
NiGHTS into Dreams, with the 3D controller - £15
Dark Savior - £10
Grandia (JPN) - £9
Burning Rangers - £20 (quite expensive, but not compared to how much some people pay...)
Dragon Force - £32 (see Burning Rangers...)
X-men Children of Atom - £3
Street Fighter Alpha 2 - £3
Assualt Suit Leynos 2 (JPN) - £6
Metal Slug (JPN) - £10
Virtua On - £5
Fighters Megamix - £5
Shining Wisdom - £10
etc... Seriously, I could go on...
