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All [[Sega Saturn]]s are either [[NTSC]] or [[PAL]]. Within these categories, US and Canadian (NTSC) Saturns are identical, as are European and Australian (PAL) models. There was no [[SECAM]] Saturn: the ‘SECAM’ models released in France were simply PAL models with a bundled PAL-to-SECAM converter.
 
All [[Sega Saturn]]s are either [[NTSC]] or [[PAL]]. Within these categories, US and Canadian (NTSC) Saturns are identical, as are European and Australian (PAL) models. There was no [[SECAM]] Saturn: the ‘SECAM’ models released in France were simply PAL models with a bundled PAL-to-SECAM converter.
  
The model number is printed on the information label on the rear of the console.
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The model number shown represents the model number of the box set, not the model number of the console. For example: Box set model number HST-0001 (printed on the box) includes a gray console with model number HST-3200 (printed on the rear sticker of the console).
  
=Japan=
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*[[Saturn consoles in Japan]]
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*[[Saturn consoles in North America]]
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*[[Saturn consoles in Europe]]
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*[[Saturn consoles in Asia]]
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*[[Saturn consoles in South Korea]]
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*[[Saturn consoles in South America]]
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*[[Saturn consoles in Australia]]
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*[[Saturn consoles in Africa]]
  
==Grey Japanese Saturn==
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==References==
 
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<references />
The original Japanese Saturn model is grey in color—excepting the cartridge slot flap and the front, which are black—and came in a box labeled HST-0001. It has three blue buttons (Power, Open, and Reset), a drive access LED, and a non-notched power cord. Production was later ended in favor of the white Saturn.
 
 
 
'''Models:'''
 
*HST-3200: The earliest version with a VA0 motherboard. Power supply, power switch, reset switch and door switch are all mounted to the upper casing. Power and Access lights each have a pair of 2 leds.
 
*HST-3210: Power supply, power switch, reset switch and door switch are now mounted to the bottom casing. Power and Access lights each have 1 led. There are less vent holes on the bottom casing.
 
 
 
{| class="prettytable sortable"
 
!Box
 
!Name
 
!Date & Price
 
!Console
 
!Label
 
!Hardware
 
!Software
 
!Documentation
 
|-
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model HST-0001.jpg
 
| back=Saturn JP Box Back HST-0001.jpg
 
| spine=Saturn JP Box Left HST-0001.jpg
 
| spine2=Saturn JP Box Right HST-0001.jpg
 
| top=Saturn JP Box TopBottom HST-0001.jpg
 
| bottom=Saturn JP Box TopBottom HST-0001.jpg
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥44,800 (1994-11-22)
 
 
 
| console=SegaSaturn HST-0001.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0001
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-1.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Saturn VF Remix Campaign Box HST-0001 Box Front.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn 1,000,000th Campaign Box
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥34,800 (1995-06-16)
 
 
 
| console=SegaSaturn HST-0001.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0001
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-1.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| soft1=VFRemix Saturn JP Box Front.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Virtua Fighter Remix]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model HST-0005 box.jpg
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn 1,000,000th Campaign Box
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥34,800 (1995-06-16)
 
 
 
| console=SegaSaturn HST-0001.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0005
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-1.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| soft1=VFRemix Saturn JP Box Front.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Virtua Fighter Remix]]''
 
 
 
| doc1=SegaSaturnJPManual.pdf
 
| doc1name=Manual
 
}}
 
 
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model HST-0004.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥34,800 (1995-07-05)
 
 
 
| console=SegaSaturn HST-0001.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0004
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-1.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| doc1=SegaSaturnJPManual.pdf
 
| doc1name=Manual
 
}}
 
|}
 
 
 
==White Japanese Saturn==
 
 
 
‘White’ Saturns are no more white in reality than [[Dreamcast]]s are: both are, in fact, a very light gray. It has round gray Power and Reset buttons, a pink Open button, and no drive Access LED. The systems came packed with a matching white controller with multi-colored buttons, similar to a Super Famicom controller except only the bottom row buttons are colored: green, yellow, and blue respectively; the upper buttons are grey, as is the cartridge slot flap. Toys 'R' Us sold an exclusive white Saturn with a silhouette of Sonic printed on the drive lid.
 
 
 
{| class="prettytable sortable"
 
!Box
 
!Name
 
!Date & Price
 
!Console
 
!Label
 
!Hardware
 
!Software
 
!Documentation
 
|-
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega saturn white HST-0014 BOX.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥20,000 (1996-03-22)
 
 
 
| console=Sega saturn white 2.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0014
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-2.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega saturn white HST-0019 box.jpg
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥20,000 (1996-03-22)
 
 
 
| console=Sega saturn white 2.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0019
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-2.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Saturn Bomberman Kit HST-0014 Box Front.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn Bomberman Kit (サターンボンバーマンキット)
 
 
 
| dateprice1=? (>= 1996)
 
 
 
| console=Sega saturn white 2.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0014
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-2.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]'''
 
 
 
| soft1=Satbomber sat jp frontcover.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Saturn Bomberman]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega saturn white HST-0017 BOX.png
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn Christmas Nights Campaign Box
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥20,000  (1996-11-22)
 
 
 
| console=Sega saturn white 2.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0017
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-2.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| soft1=ChistmasNightsBox jp.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Christmas Nights]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega saturn white HST-0014 VF.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn Otoshidama Campaign Box
 
 
 
| dateprice1=? (>= 1997)
 
 
 
| console=Sega saturn white 2.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0014
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-2.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega saturn white HST-0019 TOYSRUS box.jpg
 
| back=Saturn JP Box Back HST-0019 ToysRUs.jpg
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| spinemissing=yes
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn Sonic Toys 'R' Us
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥20,000  (>= 1997)
 
 
 
| console=Sega saturn white HST-0019 TOYSRUS.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0019
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0101-2.png
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
 
 
|}
 
 
 
==Skeleton Saturn==
 
 
 
The two [https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://sega.jp/fb/segahard/ss/skelton.html ‘Skeleton Saturns’] were the final models to be produced in Japan (and hence the world), and they were the only non-standard models brought to other regions(?). They are a valuable collector’s item, being quite rare. The unique feature that provides their name are their see-through body and matching controllers. Other than that, they’re basically identical to the second version of the white Saturn. The exception is that both may have compatibility problems with the games ''[[Space Harrier]]'', ''[[Metal Slug]]'', and ''[[Outrun]]''; however, some users have reported that their skeleton Saturn works with their copy of a particular game, so it may be that only certain consoles and/or games (or the combination thereof) were affected by this issue{{ref|http://www.supergaijinultragamer.org/2012/03/skeleton-saturn-sega-gives-everyone-bones/}}.
 
 
 
'''Models:'''
 
*HST-0020/HST-0021: These two models were both translucent smoky grey, with “This is Cool” printed on the CD drive lid and the controllers. Approximately 30,000 units were produced. HST-0020 was not for sale and only given away as a prize in a contest. HST-0021 was released in Japan on 4 April 1998 retailing at ¥20,000.
 
*HST-0022: This model was a promotional tie-in with [[ASCII]]'s popular ''[[Derby Stallion]]'' horse racing simulation franchise; it came with stickers for the game. The console differs in the hue of its transparent case and also does not have the line “This is Cool” printed anywhere on it. Approximately 20,000 were produced for Japan. This model was released in Japan on 25 March 1999 retailing at ¥20,000.
 
 
 
{| class="prettytable sortable"
 
!Box
 
!Name
 
!Date & Price
 
!Console
 
!Label
 
!Hardware
 
!Software
 
!Documentation
 
|-
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn HST-0020 box.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn Skeleton (This is Cool) - 1998 Special Campaign Original
 
 
 
| dateprice1=N/A (>= 1998)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn HST-0020.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0020
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0162.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn HST-0021 box.jpg
 
| back=Saturn JP Box Back HST-0021.jpg
 
| spine=Saturn JP Box Spine HST-0021.jpg
 
| spine2=Saturn JP Box Spine2 HST-0021.jpg
 
| top=Saturn JP Box Top HST-0021.jpg
 
| bottom=Saturn JP Box Bottom HST-0021.jpg
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn Skeleton (This is Cool)
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥20,000 (1998-04-04)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn HST-0020.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0021
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0162.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn HST-0022 box.jpg
 
| back=Saturn JP Box Back HST-0022.jpg
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| spinemissing=yes
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Sega Saturn Skeleton (Derby Stallion)
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥20,000 (1999-03-25)
 
 
 
| console=Saturn JP HST-0022.jpg
 
| consolecode=HST-0022
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0162.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
|}
 
 
 
==Hi-Saturn==
 
 
 
Sega licensed the rights to produce Saturns to some of their hardware partners. One was Hitachi, who provided the CPUs and several other chips. The Hi-Saturn is yet another early style Saturn but with the [[Video CD Card]] included, and Hi-Saturn printed on the CD drive lid. It was sold at high-end department stores and was marketed as a multimedia player instead of just a video game console.
 
 
 
The start up screen is different as well. Instead of a bunch of pieces forming together, the word ''Hi-Saturn'' shoots out from the middle of the screen and then flips around 'till it's readable and then it flashes on screen like other Saturns do.
 
 
 
'''Models:'''
 
 
 
*MMP-1: These models are based on the first major Saturn model, with oval buttons and Drive Access LED and is two toned charcoal gray with black as the bottom color.
 
*MMP-11: This model is based on the second major Saturn model, with round buttons and is two toned charcoal gray with black as the bottom color.
 
*MMP-1000NV: Known as the '''''Game & Car Navi Hi-Saturn''''' (ゲーム&カーナビ ハイサターン), this model is much different from all other Saturn models, both in design and funcionality. It has a lower, more square profile, and an add-on LCD monitor for playing games on. The system is completely flat on top and lacks the bulge of the CD drive. The system also had a GPS receiver sold separately (with only Japanese regional software being available). 2000 units were produced by Hitachi each month, while the LCD screens had a run of 1000 per month.
 
 
 
{| class="prettytable sortable"
 
!Box
 
!Name
 
!Date & Price
 
!Console
 
!Label
 
!Hardware
 
!Software
 
!Documentation
 
|-
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model MMP-1 box.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Hi-Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥64,800 (1995-04-01)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model MMP-1.jpg
 
| consolecode=MMP-1
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0118.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model MMP-1-C box.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Hi-Saturn - 1,000,000th Campaign Box
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥64,800 (1995-04-01)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model MMP-1.jpg
 
| consolecode=MMP-1
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0118.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| soft1=VFRemix Saturn JP Box Front.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Virtua Fighter Remix]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model MMP-1000NV box.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=GameNavi Hi-Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥150,000 (1995-12-06)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model MMP-1000NV.jpg
 
| consolecode=MMP-1000NV
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0118.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model MMP-11 box.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Hi-Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=? (>= 1996)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model MMP-11.jpg
 
| consolecode=MMP-11
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0118.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Hi-Saturn MMP-11 Christmas Nights Box Front.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=Hi-Saturn Christmas Nights Campaign Box
 
 
 
| dateprice1=? (>= 1996)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model MMP-11.jpg
 
| consolecode=MMP-11
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn HSS-0118.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| soft1=ChistmasNightsBox jp.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Christmas Nights]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
|}
 
 
 
==JVC/Victor V-Saturn==
 
 
 
JVC-Victor also produced their own version of the Saturn hardware called the V-Saturn. There are two versions of this system. The casing is similar to that of any standard Saturn. The colors are different, as is the machine's circuitry, and "V-Saturn" is printed on top of the machine.
 
 
 
The boot-up sequence on a V-Saturn has the polygons form a V-Saturn logo instead of the Sega Saturn logo.
 
 
 
'''Models:'''
 
*RG-JX1: This model is based on the first major Saturn model, with Drive Access LED and oval buttons and is two toned blueish gray and dark gray as the bottom color.
 
*RG-JX2: This model is based on the second major Saturn model, with round buttons and is two toned light gray with darker gray as bottom color.
 
 
 
 
 
{| class="prettytable sortable"
 
!Box
 
!Name
 
!Date & Price
 
!Console
 
!Label
 
!Hardware
 
!Software
 
!Documentation
 
|-
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model RG-JX1-L box.jpg
 
| back=VSaturn JP Box Back RGJX1 L.jpg
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| spinemissing=yes
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=V-Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥44,800 (1994-11-22)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model RG-JX1 console.jpg
 
| consolecode=RG-JX1
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn RG-CP5.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model RG-JX1-LC box.jpg
 
| back=VSaturn JP Box Back RGJX1 LC.jpg
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| spinemissing=yes
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=V-Saturn - 1,000,000th Campaign Box
 
 
 
| dateprice1=¥34,800  (1995-06-16)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model RG-JX1 console.jpg
 
| consolecode=RG-JX1
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn RG-CP5.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| soft1=VFRemix Saturn JP Box Front.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Virtua Fighter Remix]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model RG-JX1-S box.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=V-Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=?  (>= 1995)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model RG-JX1 console.jpg
 
| consolecode=RG-JX1
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn RG-CP5.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model RG-JX2.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=V-Saturn
 
 
 
| dateprice1=?  (1996-06-07)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model RG-JX2 console.jpg
 
| consolecode=RG-JX2
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn RG-CP6.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model RG-JX2-C.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=V-Saturn Christmas Nights Campaign Box
 
 
 
| dateprice1=?  (>= 1996)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model RG-JX2 console.jpg
 
| consolecode=RG-JX2
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn RG-CP6.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| soft1=ChistmasNightsBox jp.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Christmas Nights]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
{{ConsoleRelease
 
| front=Sega Saturn model RG-JX2-B.jpg
 
| back=
 
| spine=
 
| spine2=
 
| top=
 
| bottom=
 
| square=yes
 
 
 
| name=V-Saturn Vatlva Special Pack
 
 
 
| dateprice1=?  (>= 1996)
 
 
 
| console=Sega Saturn model RG-JX2 console.jpg
 
| consolecode=RG-JX2S
 
 
 
| hard1=Saturn RG-CP6.jpg
 
| hard1name=''[[Control Pad (Saturn)|Control Pad]]''
 
 
 
| soft1=Vatlva Saturn JP Box Front.jpg
 
| soft1name=''[[Vatlva]]''
 
}}
 
 
 
|}
 
  
 
{{Saturn}}
 
{{Saturn}}
 
[[Category:Sega Saturn]]
 
[[Category:Sega Saturn]]

Latest revision as of 06:28, 29 April 2023

There exist various Sega Saturn models, which differ from each other to varying degrees.

Perhaps the most well-known difference is that between “Model 1” and “Model 2” Saturns, which are easily distinguishable through the differing designs of their Power and Reset buttons—oval in the former, round in the latter—and also differ internally, chiefly in having different types of CD cable, which can complicate efforts to install a modchip. Moreover, within the broad categories of Model 1 or 2, several types of motherboard exist, with different arrangements of components and paths.

All Sega Saturns are either NTSC or PAL. Within these categories, US and Canadian (NTSC) Saturns are identical, as are European and Australian (PAL) models. There was no SECAM Saturn: the ‘SECAM’ models released in France were simply PAL models with a bundled PAL-to-SECAM converter.

The model number shown represents the model number of the box set, not the model number of the console. For example: Box set model number HST-0001 (printed on the box) includes a gray console with model number HST-3200 (printed on the rear sticker of the console).

References


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