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>>"Hmmm... get drunk or play Panzer Dragoon Saga... screw it,
>>I'll do both!"

>Ack! I want that game! No one carries Saturn anymore, though!

*SMIRK* Good luck kid! Finding this game is harder than finding a fully-l
oaded
Odyssey2 with voice-enhanced games. (okay, maybe not THAT hard)

I actually just recently got my copy.  I had to go through eBay though an
d
paid a good chunk of money ($70) but after playing just 2 disks of it I h
afta
admit $70 is a bargin!

They always have a few copies of it on eBay but the prices of jumped up s
ince
it's nearing christmas time.  Last I saw it was going for around $85-90.

**SEGA USA RANT**

I wish Sega of USA would curl up and die so some competent people could s
tep
in and actually create interests in the Sega line of products.  It's all 
about
grabbing the Japanese Dreamcast and saying a big "F' You!" to the US.

In Japan, the Saturn was the number one system until Dreamcast came out. 
 The
number of games (and anime games) they made for Saturn in Japan is
mind-boggling.  I have the Slayers - Royal 2 game (adventure with a FF-Ta
ctics
style fighting engine) and El Hazard (the ONLY El Hazard video game ever
made)... both of 'em rock.  If it was a popular anime in Japan, they made
 it
for the Saturn. Oddly enough they never made a Ranma game... I think it's

popularity had died enough by the time the Saturn came out (1995).


--FriTz
"Holy S**T! This rocks!"
  a Playstation fanboy playing Dracula X (aka - Castlevania:
  Symphony of the Night) with Maria on my Saturn