Twenty-five years ago this week, Doom, the original first-person shooter game, debuted.
And like millions of other Americans, my older brother played it often. My brother is seven years old than me, so since I was too young to really play the game, I’d sit beside him as he played. We’d insert the floppy disk into the computer tower and wait anxiously for it to load. I watched every move he made, filled with excitement.
The Sega Saturn doesn’t get enough love. Yes, it got absolutely squashed by the far, far more popular PlayStation, and yes, it was the beginning of the end for Sega as a console maker, but still, the Saturn had some absolutely amazing games. Peruse the list below, and go ahead and start feeling guilty for having forsaken the Saturn in favor of your fancy pants PlayStation.
Everyone has their favorite video game console — hell, you might even be one of those folks who prefers PC gaming — but the simple fact of the matter is that the true greatest video game console, the finest one to ever hit the market, is not a matter of opinion. No, the greatest video game console of all time is, instead, a matter of well-documented fact, and the name of that system? The Sega Dreamcast.
Doubt us? Then keep on clicking.
Now, more than two decades later, Imgur user DanDiebold has uploaded images of the unreleased cons
