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Sega was not alone in displaying very early hardware - the PlayStation, in slightly better shape, was also there with a range of barely-playable software, but unlike Sega was in a position to boast about the large number of Japanese third-party developers on its side. Also at the show were prototype versions of [[NEC]]'s PC-FX, [[Bandai]]'s Playdia (at the time known as the BA-X) and [[SNK]]'s Neo Geo CD. | Sega was not alone in displaying very early hardware - the PlayStation, in slightly better shape, was also there with a range of barely-playable software, but unlike Sega was in a position to boast about the large number of Japanese third-party developers on its side. Also at the show were prototype versions of [[NEC]]'s PC-FX, [[Bandai]]'s Playdia (at the time known as the BA-X) and [[SNK]]'s Neo Geo CD. | ||
| − | == | + | ==Games featured== |
===Saturn=== | ===Saturn=== | ||
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*[[Sega Saturn]] console | *[[Sega Saturn]] console | ||
| + | *''[[Blue Seed: Kushinada Hirokuden]]'' | ||
*''[[Clockwork Knight]]'' | *''[[Clockwork Knight]]'' | ||
| − | *''[[Daytona USA]]'' | + | *''[[Daytona USA]]'' (arcade footage; basic Saturn demo with a hornet driving around a Sega logo) |
*''[[Gale Racer]]'' | *''[[Gale Racer]]'' | ||
*''[[Kanzen Chuukei Pro Yakyuu Greatest Nine]]'' | *''[[Kanzen Chuukei Pro Yakyuu Greatest Nine]]'' | ||
| + | *''[[Magic Knight Rayearth (Saturn)|Magic Knight Rayearth]]'' | ||
*''[[Panzer Dragoon]]'' | *''[[Panzer Dragoon]]'' | ||
| + | *''[[Pebble Beach Golf Links]]'' | ||
*''[[Rampo]]'' | *''[[Rampo]]'' | ||
*''[[Shinobi EX]]'' | *''[[Shinobi EX]]'' | ||
*''[[Shinsetsu Yumemi Yakata: Tobira no Oku ni Dareka ga...]]'' | *''[[Shinsetsu Yumemi Yakata: Tobira no Oku ni Dareka ga...]]'' | ||
| + | *''[[SimCity 2000]]'' (PC screenshots) | ||
*''[[Victory Goal]]'' | *''[[Victory Goal]]'' | ||
*''[[Virtua Cop]]'' | *''[[Virtua Cop]]'' | ||
| − | *''[[Virtua Fighter]]'' | + | *''[[Virtua Fighter]]'' ("30-40% finished") |
| + | *''[[WanChai Connection]]'' | ||
}} | }} | ||
===32X=== | ===32X=== | ||
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| Date: 1994-06 – 1994-06 |
| Location: Makuhari Messe, Tokyo, Japan |
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The Tokyo Toy Show 1994 (東京おもちゃショー 1994).
This was the event in which the Sega Saturn was first demonstrated, albeit in a very rough form. The console itself was not playable - only a hacked together build of Virtua Fighter could be played on prototype Saturn hardware - a PCB not yet simplified to fit in the console's shell. Everything else was shown as little more than tech demos, or pre-rendered footage. Likewise the Sega 32X was also on show, in a more finalised, but still early state.
Sega was not alone in displaying very early hardware - the PlayStation, in slightly better shape, was also there with a range of barely-playable software, but unlike Sega was in a position to boast about the large number of Japanese third-party developers on its side. Also at the show were prototype versions of NEC's PC-FX, Bandai's Playdia (at the time known as the BA-X) and SNK's Neo Geo CD.
Games featured
Saturn
- Sega Saturn console
- Blue Seed: Kushinada Hirokuden
- Clockwork Knight
- Daytona USA (arcade footage; basic Saturn demo with a hornet driving around a Sega logo)
- Gale Racer
- Kanzen Chuukei Pro Yakyuu Greatest Nine
- Magic Knight Rayearth
- Panzer Dragoon
- Pebble Beach Golf Links
- Rampo
- Shinobi EX
- Shinsetsu Yumemi Yakata: Tobira no Oku ni Dareka ga...
- SimCity 2000 (PC screenshots)
- Victory Goal
- Virtua Cop
- Virtua Fighter ("30-40% finished")
- WanChai Connection
32X
Magazine articles
Edge #11 (1994-08)
Sega Magazin #9 (1994-08)