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Game Ware 3

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Category: Sega Saturn

Features a real mull of games including a razor sponsored breakout clone, a puzzle game and an adventure entitled Big Brother, adverts for Japanese products, interviews of the Virtua Fighter team and most interestingly of all a digital comic version of Virtua Fighter…

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

The Virtua Fighter team interviews alone are worth the price, and I've spent hours on the breakout clone. Might be niche, but it's a great trip back to the Saturn era if you know what to expect.

Eli ★★★★★

If you grew up with a Saturn, this disc is a pure nostalgia bomb—the breakout clone is surprisingly addictive, and the Big Brother adventure has that weird, campy charm you just don't see anymore. I've spent way more time on it than I expected, especially digging through the old Japanese ads. A prop

Lily ★★★★★

The Virtua Fighter team interviews alone are worth the price for a Saturn collector like me, and the razor-sponsored breakout clone is as weirdly fun as the description promises. It’s a real time capsule of Japanese gaming culture, and I’ve already spent an evening just digging through the adverts a

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