Quote Originally Posted by mailman187666 View Post
Do you have any examples of ones that were pulled from shelves? I'm guessing it's ones like Panzer Saga and Magic knight rayearth, but there are a few others like MK Trilogy that same to be oddly rare.
The company SEGA bailed on it less than two years in, and beyond that, with so much competition, Saturn only got so much shelf space. Beyond Toys R Us, which had the most space, most stores still carried and sold 16-bit over 32-bit through 1997. Playstation was dominating, and then the N64 came through, not to mention Gameboy's ongoing presence.

Here's what they were advertising I think by Christmas 95, mostly sports/fighting, and Saturn did not get extra shelving for obscure stuff. There's a reason Die Hard Arcade or Super Puzzle Fighter go for near $100, nobody had them. I also just go by what's in a person's teen/childhood Saturn collection when they sell it online as a lot. It's very repetitive, people had the same games, very little variety.