Samsung Saturn games

How much would a complete + near mint Samsung Saturn be worth ?

 

i don't think samsung saturn would attract much value though it's interesting curiocity to collectors...

 

Think i'll get one for my collection. Would look nice next to my Sonic Saturn and the Hi Navi Saturn is just plain ugly.

 

I could get hold of one if I had someone in Korea to help out!! I would like one, too!

 

I've a connection in Korea - let's see if i can get another one.
Hard to get one boxed + near mint. No offense but koreans seem to be terrible collrctors.

 

ok I will have a look when I'm in Seoul come November...

 

If anyone with Korean contacts is able to source a Gam*Boy/Alladin Boy/Alladin Boy II [the SMS clones] or a Super Alladin Boy [the MD clone], I'd be very interested.

 

think i saw alladine boy or something similar last time I was in Seoul...
I will be visiting Yong-san electronics complex to look around...

 

It amazes me that so few items and such little information comes out of Korea. You would more would hit the west if only for the fact that so many US troops are stationed there. Then again they probably do any shopping like that when they pass through Japan.

 

I wonder if the Samsung Saturn is region locked?

 

Very good retro. Can i ask you to NOT watermark my images ? Assembler is ok, but anything www.whatever is not.

 

I will bet it's NTSC-J, same as Japanese Saturn console...

 

There is large shopping area dedicated for US service personnel in Seoul...
but they are geared for usual stuff these people want and video game is probabaly at the bottom of the priority... you need to go to Yong-san electronics complex - used to be Chunggaechun but they nore demolished to recoever the Chunggae river - for anything to do with electronics inc. pirate stuff...

 

Samsung Saturn wasn't pirate, it was licensed. I'd imagine all other Samsung consoles were, too.

 

I didn't mean that samsung saturn was pirate but the fact that you can get WinXP Pro for about $10 per pop from subway station...

 

Hey Everyone

I think Korea has a ban on Japanese "cultural" items which include video games, CDs, etc. That's been relaxed recently but I don't think they're selling consoles just yet. That's probably why you see some Samsung models. That would be the only way to get the consoles into the Korean market.

Laters,
Eric

 

well officially anyway as you could get stuff if you know where to look and place...

 

Well, I lost out on the Samsung Saturn, unfortunately. Went for under £40.

 

£40 Wow!
I'm definately going to look for one in November... if brother-in-law doesn't get one before that...

 

Samsung Mega Drive II

My Samsung Mega Drive II is wired like a Japanese unit, but also accepts US Genesis games. I would not be suprised if some of the other Samsung units had similar features

Check out my collection thread if you like:
http://assemblergames.com/forums/showpost.php?p=103001&postcount=5

Regards..

ConsoleFun