PlanetDreamcast | Features | Sega Trivia Test #2

Sega Trivia Test #2 Think you know the Saturn? - by BenT PlanetDreamcast's Sega Trivia Test (STT) appears every so often to test your knowledge of Sega-related trivia. Last time we asked a bunch of general questions about Sega and the Dreamcast. This time around, the topic is the Saturn. You know, that neglected console that came after the Genesis and before the Dreamcast? None other. Think you're a Saturn buff? Well, you're about to find out. Jump in and answer, and then take a look below and see how you do. The test automatically scores your responses and lets you know where you stack up on the next page. If you think this is too easy (and I kinda do :), why not send us some questions that would make the game authors' spines shiver! Anything else in your mind? Send it our way. And now, on to the questions! 1. The last Saturn game released in the United States was... Burning Rangers Panzer Dragoon Saga Magic Knight Rayearth Shining Force III Sonic Jam 2. Which company manufactured the Saturn's infamous dual CPUs? Sanyo IBM Motorola Panasonic Hitachi 3. Which feature was announced, but did not make it into the final version of Tomb Raider? Bikini mode A portable game system Lara can play games on Real-time lighting Bad full motion video cutscenes A terrible framerate 4. How fast was the Saturn's Netlink modem? 14400 bps 28000 bps 33600 bps 56000 bps Nice try. The Saturn didn't have a modem. 5. Which of the following games never had Netlink support? Fighters Megamix Virtual On: Cyber Troopers Duke Nukem 3D Sega Rally Championship Oh crap! I'd better change my last answer. 6. The Panzer Dragoon series was created by... Sonic Team Sega AM6 Hudson Soft Team Andromeda Tamsoft 7. Which of the following Genesis / Sega CD games did NOT receive a sequel on the Saturn? Revenge of Shinobi Keio Flying Squadron Streets of Rage Mega Bomberman Shining Force 8. The Sega Saturn made its US debut in what month of 1995? April May June July August 9. How many players did Saturn Bomberman support? 4 6 7 8 10 10. The 3D Control Pad was created for and included with... NiGHTS Daytona CCE Sega Rally Championship Panzer Dragoon Zwei Manx TT 11. This robot-themed Virtua Fighter clone would later see a sequel on the PlayStation. Last Bronx Criticom D-Xhird Toshinden URA Zero Divide 12. Speaking of fighters, what was the first Saturn fighting game to support the 4 Meg RAM cart? X-Men vs. Street Fighter Vampire Savior Cyberbots Marvel Super Heroes Street Fighter Alpha 3 13. For bonus points, who DIDN'T make the game from Question #12? Capcom Capcom Capcom Konami Capcom 14. The Saturn achieved its greatest unit sales in which territory? Japan Maryland North America Europe Guam 15. The Saturn hardware went through quite a few releases in Japan, under various names. Which one of the following did I just make up? Hi-Saturn Baka-Saturn V-Saturn Skeleton Saturn 16. The Saturn had some great RPGs, but many didn't make it to the States. Which of the following WAS released in the West? Black Matrix Grandia Ogre Battle Shining and the Holy Ark Dragon Force 2 17. Beloved shooter developer Technosoft was behind which of the following Saturn shooters? Layer Section Darius Gaiden Soukyugurentai Hyper Duel Battle Garegga 18. What was the major difference between the Japanese and American versions of Sega's Stunner light gun? The Japanese version was wireless, but this proved to be unreliable so a cord was added to the American Stunner The American version was painted day-glo orange The Japanese version was originally released in a limited edition signed by international superspy Golgo-13 The American version featured primitive force feedback and recoil, ala Namco's Point Blank arcade game Uh, they didn't release the Stunner in America, you twit. 19. Which character was NOT featured in Dead or Alive? Bayman Kasumi Ein Gen-Fu Raidou 20. Which is the best Olsen Twins movie? To Grandmother's House We Go (1992) Double, Double, Toil and Trouble (1993) How the West Was Fun (1994) It Takes Two (1995) Are you kidding me? They're all great! That's it! You're Done! If you like, go back over your answers and make sure you're ready to have your test graded. When you're satisfied, click on the "Submit For Scoring" button below.