Looking to buy either a Saturn or a Dreamcast. I own(ed) two

Too late.

>>3713807
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Too late for a Saturn at least. The DC hasn't been memed out yet and is still affordable.

>>3713803
Define affordable. If under $100 is affordable for you, I'd say definitely Dreamcast. Skies of Arcadia, Grandia II, Phantasy Star Online, and others are all under $100. Unfortunately, RPGs on SS/DC are generally all astronomically expensive. I'd say stay away from Saturn honestly if you're concerned about price. Those games are rising in price every year.

>>3713803
Are you trying to start a collection? If not you can burn your own Saturn games an load them using pseudo Saturn.

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>>3713803
>Is there enough affordable games to make it worth while?

$25 for a modchip and then every game costs the price of a CDR.

>However I've never owned a Saturn. Which one should I get?

All of them are good, the only difference is in aesthetics and the startup intro animation. I'm partial to the US and PAL units because they have a sound effect that works so great with the animation.

Japanese launch models also have kickass double led lights, but they are annoying to take apart since half the unit is on the top case.

>>3713845
>$25 for a modchip and then every game costs the price of a CDR.

Or just buy one that's an early revision and just play CDs out of the box? I think Oct 2000 is the cutoff.

>>3713803
Get Japanese systems and games. You do know Japanese, right?