This is a re-upload of an old episode with slight but necessary changes.
System Sacom pulled way ahead of Pixar in the year 1995, releasing a sequel to its soul centered spooky journey through a trap/paradise/purgatory house. The Sega CD original is renowned as a pretty alright game, despite the poor quality of its full motion videos. Will this sequel please the souls of Saturn owners? Does the 32-bit plastic castle deliver with one of the first Sega IP sequels to reach the console?
Giant thank you to Peter Malek and Knight0fdragon for testing the North American release on consoles from other regions. Also a massive thank you to Jeff Lindblom for doing the universe a public service by converting all the Craig Stadler clips from Pebble Beach Golf Links into AVI files.
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I referenced a part of his review of the game in this video. If you like this type of content, you will almost certainly like St1ka.
Special thank you to Pimpeaux as always for the help with release date info. Your work will forever impact each episode of this series.
Also shoutout to RoSoDude for showing me where to find beats used in the Metroid Prime soundtrack. One of those beats is mixed with the fireplace song from Mansion of Hidden Souls in the end texts.
This episode of PandaMonium Reviews was brought to you in part by Sega Saturn Shiro! I'm a part of the podcast crew and it is rad: www.segasaturnshiro.com/
Shiro’s KZread channel is also rad: / @segasaturnshiro
Welcome to the series where I review every single Sega Saturn game released in North America by order of release date. I made a spreadsheet with all the games satakore.com has as American releases, listing them off by order of release date, including sources. All the games are narrowed down to the month they came out in the U.S.
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