SSF is a Windows-based emulator of the Sega Saturn and Sega Titan Video (ST-V, an arcade board very similar to the Saturn). It emulates the Saturn Control Unit (SCU), all three Hitachi processors (partially), and music is emulated (CD-Audio). This was the first Sega Saturn emulator to actually emulate something. Give it a try and visit its official page for more in depth info. SSE is a Sega Saturn and ST-V emulator that appeared out of nowhere after a year of development and can play several games. Saturnin is developed by Runik and is one of the major Saturn emulators out there. This emulator has come a long way, and plays a few games. It doesn't emulate anything, but can read CD info such as the Virtual Fighter Remix CD. Coded by Nakasaki, this emulator has its own install program. Sat'On'Em emulates 89% of both the CPUs, and it fully emulates the memory.Īlthogh Satan is nothing more than a Saturn CD header reader, this was the first legitimate Saturn emulator ever to come into existence. This was a close competitor with A-Saturn, but has been discontinued. It's open source though, so you can look at that if you wish. This emulator is quite primitive and really isn't useful for much.
PC-Saturn is another Saturn emulator that was discontinued before doing much. Hyperion is a discontinued emulator that can only display the Saturn menus and the Saturn CD Player. Another version (0.7.7 beta) was released by MiC with a new loader program. The emulator was later hacked by Gavionne to improve compatibility, and released as GiriGiri Gav. The service was short-lived, closing in March 2004. Instead, Sega hired the developer behind the project and bought the software to run downloadable Sega Saturn titles on the online Cyber Disc/B-Club service.
Debugger version 0.9 and the full GiriGiri Saturn emulator were announced, but never released. Initially a freeware program that worked only with the Japanese version of Windows 98, the developer released "debugger" beta versions up until 0.6a in early 2001.
GiriGiri is a Sega Saturn emulator for Windows, developed by Japanese programmer Shinya "MegaDeath" Miyamoto. As with all Saturn emulators, a Saturn BIOS is needed. Not sure how long that might be, so you may want to get it now. Until this emulator has been deemed illegal, we'll provide a download. There are claims from many sides about the legality of it and many sides concerning simply the morality and ethics involved. It doesn't run any games however.Ĭassini is a new Saturn emulator for Windows that now has a slew of controversy around it. This Saturn emulator emulates 99% of the main CPUs and various percents of the other chips.
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