I remember me as a small kid thinking the spaceship was part of some game stored internally on the console and I was trying to find a way to play it, lol
It is so interesting how you can play music CDs on game consoles. I have an Xbox 360, and I've been using it to play my CDs from Van Halen, Queen, Guns N' Roses, Aerosmith, Michael Jackson, etc. And that's really what I've been doing on my Xbox ever since I found that out, sometimes I just like to sit back and listen to music, and I'm excited that I don't have to get a CD player for it.
More interesting than just being able to play CDs on your console, in the 6th generation, the original Xbox could save your music to the hard drive and a few games could actually use the music off of the hard drive in game in substitution of the game's original soundtrack. It was kind of mindblowing at the time.
Basically, all consoles (except some from Nintendo) have a robust media player included. That kind of feature helps to sell videogames like a complete media center, not only as a gaming device. Features like that are still sold to this day, in the form of blu-ray compatibility and streaming services.
@@Flamestar320 no CD works like that. you can always continue to listen to the CD itself after ripping the songs to the Xbox. they’re just copied, not transferred.
Sorry I don't have the track list. This is a DJ mix by DJ Ellis Dee (Hardcore/Breakbeat/Rave) UA-cam Search: ellis dee in the mix 1992 Username: BRACK3N Download mp3 music like this via the video info!
Today we no longer need the disc drive. SAME NAME DIFFERENT GAME just released a video a few hours ago showin the new card where you can play all the games through a card slot on the back
@@zosxavius Technically, the Sega Saturn is more powerful but due to the console being extremely difficult to develop for, that's what mostly led to the commercial failure. The second biggest reason was the surprise summer launch on May 11, 1995. If it had continue development and released by September 02 as planned, it would have been just as successful as the N64 and PS1.
@@alejandrosandoval2665 pretty debatable that it was any faster or more powerful. The PlayStation was much more optimised for 3D where the Saturn was obviously built from the ground up to be a 2d console. Everything is a sprite for instance. Yes it had two processors. Yes they were faster. But it was also almost impossible to fully utilize both. And for all the extra performance you gained you had to trade it in for primitive 3d acceleration. Notice how quads only lasted for a very brief time as a rendering technique? That's because triangles were far superior. The Saturn didn't even have real transparency. I think Sega was somewhat caught off guard by the PlayStation. The PSX really pushed the medium forward and I think that Castlevania shows that it also did 2d very well. The lack of RAM expansion was definitely short-sighted.
it is said that during the 32bit era, the Saturn had the best audio cd player interface
I remember me as a small kid thinking the spaceship was part of some game stored internally on the console and I was trying to find a way to play it, lol
When you want autopilot to be manualpilot.
Ohh the days before internet.. lol
HOLY JESUS !! What a BEAUTIFUL interface..0.o
It is so interesting how you can play music CDs on game consoles. I have an Xbox 360, and I've been using it to play my CDs from Van Halen, Queen, Guns N' Roses, Aerosmith, Michael Jackson, etc. And that's really what I've been doing on my Xbox ever since I found that out, sometimes I just like to sit back and listen to music, and I'm excited that I don't have to get a CD player for it.
Skotthas Dafever If that takes the songs away from the CD, and I can't play anything from the actual CDs after, then no, I'm not doing that.
More interesting than just being able to play CDs on your console, in the 6th generation, the original Xbox could save your music to the hard drive and a few games could actually use the music off of the hard drive in game in substitution of the game's original soundtrack. It was kind of mindblowing at the time.
Basically, all consoles (except some from Nintendo) have a robust media player included. That kind of feature helps to sell videogames like a complete media center, not only as a gaming device. Features like that are still sold to this day, in the form of blu-ray compatibility and streaming services.
@@Flamestar320 no CD works like that. you can always continue to listen to the CD itself after ripping the songs to the Xbox. they’re just copied, not transferred.
@@ronnieradon Ah, I gotcha.
I remember pumpn jams on this too.....so ahead of its time back than.
The second track is called "world dominance - compression".
Memories of visiting my cousin and listening to Hanson on this thing. So awesome!
The first song on this video is Project One - Smokin'.
Got his hooked up my mainflat screen with bad ass speaker system it sounds great!
You can also make the menu stuff disappear and then a space ship appears and does barrel rolls n stuff.
Edit:nevermind. There ya go.
And ppl say Saturn dont do 3D. Heck it dont even need a game inserted to do it.
Saudades dessa nave espacial época de adolescente😭
This video was uploaded in 2014, why are there comments from 11 years ago?
Video Demon it’s probably a glitch
Wicked music
Sorry I don't have the track list. This is a DJ mix by DJ Ellis Dee (Hardcore/Breakbeat/Rave)
UA-cam Search: ellis dee in the mix 1992
Username: BRACK3N
Download mp3 music like this via the video info!
idk if my youtube is breaking but im seeing a 5 year old video with 10 year old comments on it
it's thinking.
This the standard interface for its music player?, pure 90s kush perfection if so
way better than simplistic flat bs xD
Bateu saudade do meu...
Nostalgia bateu forte agora!
The Second track called Melter Of World
I own 2 Saturn consoles! A model 1 and a model 2, unfortunately the model 1 had a hard previous life and the CD motor packed up :/
Today we no longer need the disc drive. SAME NAME DIFFERENT GAME just released a video a few hours ago showin the new card where you can play all the games through a card slot on the back
Its better than the PlayStation 01.
Of course it's more powerful
And ir has better quality games(for me)
It's not more powerful. That's not true.
@@zosxavius Technically, the Sega Saturn is more powerful but due to the console being extremely difficult to develop for, that's what mostly led to the commercial failure. The second biggest reason was the surprise summer launch on May 11, 1995. If it had continue development and released by September 02 as planned, it would have been just as successful as the N64 and PS1.
@@alejandrosandoval2665 pretty debatable that it was any faster or more powerful. The PlayStation was much more optimised for 3D where the Saturn was obviously built from the ground up to be a 2d console. Everything is a sprite for instance. Yes it had two processors. Yes they were faster. But it was also almost impossible to fully utilize both. And for all the extra performance you gained you had to trade it in for primitive 3d acceleration. Notice how quads only lasted for a very brief time as a rendering technique? That's because triangles were far superior. The Saturn didn't even have real transparency. I think Sega was somewhat caught off guard by the PlayStation. The PSX really pushed the medium forward and I think that Castlevania shows that it also did 2d very well. The lack of RAM expansion was definitely short-sighted.
Thanks :=) It could play music CDs as standard.
Lol i downloaded the music. i wish i had saturn
I came here for @6:23
WHAT FORMAT DOES IT ACCEPT FROM AUDIO ?
On Saturn, only the CD Audio (Redbook) format can be played in audio form, so no other digital formats like MP3 are compatible.
I found a glitched video
It also plays all 3 Animaniacs CD albums, including Variety Pack!
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