Nearly 30 years after playing one at a classmates house and thinking "OMG, I NEED THIS," I've got a Sega Saturn in my living roomSmart_Doctor t1_jecofsj wrote
Wait... it takes cartridges? I always thought it took CDs
Rockglen t1_jecykfp wrote
It uses disks, but there was a cartridge slot in the back for add-ons and peripherals (GameShark, Data storage, Modem, etc).
Abba_Fiskbullar t1_jeez10k wrote
The cartridges were mostly for extra ram. Some arcade ports required them, though they usually came with the cartridge if they did.
TheOneTrueKaos t1_jecpmq8 wrote
Megadrive took CDs
MJSchooley t1_jecq3l1 wrote
The Sega CD did, but not the Genesis/Mega Drive itself. The Dreamcast took CDs.
TheOneTrueKaos t1_jecq6af wrote
Dreamcast was a beaut of a console. My old one still works afaik
WibbleWibbler t1_jedw4lf wrote
Dreamcast games came on GD-ROMs. But it could read CDs.
MJSchooley t1_jef3qzu wrote
Ahh, I gotcha
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