PC emulator for the Night into Dreams?

[Gareee]

Or console? I don't think I've ever seen notice of it anywhere...

[NE146]

There is a Saturn emulator out there but I've personally never tried it. Would be interesting though.

Personally, I just went ahead and forked out the cash for actual game very recently. Thankfully they go for about 8-9 bucks on Ebay these days brand new with the analog controller included. I don't know why I took a pass on this game when it was new.. but I guess better late than never :)

[Jorpho]

Reportedly, GiriGiri was the most advanced Saturn emulator, but development stopped after Sega bought the rights to it. Not much else seems to be very far along.

Zophar's selection of Saturn emulators is here (http://www.zophar.net/saturn.html).

(Come to think of it, shouldn't this be in the Emulation forum?)
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[Gareee]

Thanks for the welcome!

[zektor]

As it stands (right now) regarding Saturn emulation...welll...it is slow. SLOW is the key word. See, me being the tech head I am I get excited if I get to see a BIOS screen, but that obviously is not enough for the average gamer/emulation person. You can access the Saturns BIOS, see it...but that's about all for now. This system is very complex...even more complex than the PSX is by a long shot. If you really want to play the game now then your best bet is to pick up a Saturn. The system will be emulated without a doubt. But it will be some time before it will be able to play commercial games at any kind of reasonable speed.

[Gareee]

thanks for the feedback!