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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Atlantis: The Lost Tales	Cryo Interactive	1997	From the European game box : Travel in time and step into the world of Atlantis, a civilization rich in wonder and sophistication. Reigning over this island of peace and plenty is Queen Rhea who has mysteriously disappeared. Find the truth by entering the life of a young hero named Seth and solve the mysteries of this fascinating universe. Atlantis will immerse you with it's award winning 3D graphics, puzzling gameplay and engaging story.
Ayakashi Ninden Kunoichiban Plus	Shoeisha (Zero System)	1998
BackGuiner Yomi Gaeru Yuusya Tati: Hishou Hen 'Uragiri no Senjou'	Ving	1998
BackGuiner Yomi Gaeru Yuusya Tati: Kakusei Hen 'Guiner Tensei'	Ving	1998
Baku Baku Animal: Sekai Shiikugakari Senshuken	Sega	1995
Bakuretsu Hunter	I'Max	1996
Bakuretsu Hunter R	King Records	1997
Bakushou!! All Yoshimoto Quiz Ou Ketteisen DX	Yoshimoto Kogyo	1995
Baldyland	Creative Edge	1998	Released by Banpresto in Japan. Supports Saturn Mouse.
Baroque	Sting;ESP (Sting)	1998
Bases Loaded '96: Double Header	Jaleco	1995	BASES LOADED '96: Double Header brings baseball to the Sega Saturn. Play with over 700 real-life big league players thanks to the MLBPA license. You can hit the field in Exhibition or Championship mode for a quick baseball fix, or you can experience the roller coaster ride of a 13-, 26-, 52-, or 162-game season. Over the course of any season a team needs some tweaking, so determine who starts and who sits, and trade players to shore up the weaknesses of your team. All the joys of professional baseball come to life in BASES LOADED '96: Double Header.*** [32]
Batman Forever: The Arcade Game	Acclaim (Iguana Entertainment)	1996	From the European game box: It's a fight to the finish as Batman and Robin take on the dark side of Gotham City's underworld! Power-Ups with devastating special moves and gadgets, then master the unique combo system which allows up to 400 hits! Batman Forever The Arcade Game.... 100% computer rendered street brawling arcade action!
Batsugun	Banpresto (Toaplan)	1996
Battle Arena Toshinden Remix	Sega (Takara)	1995	This is a classic style 3D, 360 degree movement fighting game. It has Story mode, 1 player gaming, Vs Human, and Vs Computer. This is an updated version of the original Battle Arena Toshiden with a new character and new moves.*Japanese version [32]* [27]* [19]* [26]*Japanese version [26]* [20]
Battle Arena Toshinden URA: Ultimate Revenge Attack	Sega;Takara (Takara)	1996	This is a standard 3D, 360 degree fighting game. It's part of the Battle Arena Toshinden series and takes place after the first Battle Arena Toshinden. This release adds two new fighters, and 2 new bosses. It has 15 arenas and new costumes and voiceovers to the existing characters.* [29]* [32]* [27]* [19]*** [20]
Battle Athletes Victory	Increment P	1996
Battle Garegga	Electronic Arts (8ing;Raizing)	1998
Battle Monsters	Acclaim Entertainment;Naguzatto (Naxat Soft)	1995
Battle Stations	Electronic Arts	1997
BattleSport	Acclaim (Acclaim;The 3DO Company)	1996
Beach de Reach!	Mainichi Communications (Natsu System)	1998
Beauty 2 Mahjong Special	Unknown	1996
Big Ichigeki! Pachislot Daikōryaku ~Universal Museum~	Ask Kodansha (Universal Sales;Nihon Syscom;Ask Kodansha)	1996
Big Thanks Super Keirin: Dream With Keirin 50 Years	VAP (VAP;Aspect)	1998	Not for sale.
Bishoujo Hanafuda Kikou Michinoku Hitou Koi Monogatari Special	FOG	1997
Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS: Various Emotion	Angel Studios (Angel Studios;Visual Sciences)	1996
Bishoujo Variety Game: Rapyulus Panic	Shoeisha	1996
Black Dawn	Virgin (Point of View)	1997
Black Fire	Sega;Virgin (Sega)	1995	Are you ready to accept this mission? You're a crack helicopter pilot doing battle with a take-no-prisoners enemy. The only catch is that these guys are outfitting their weapons with alien technology. You don't stand a chance unless you fly and fight like there's no tomorrow - and if you aim's off, there might not be! This fast moving 3-D helicopter game puts you in dangerous, enemy terrain while battling in wild fire fights. 15 levels of heavy artillery and hard-flying helicopter simulation. 360-degree combat action lets you take on the enemy in any direction.* [29]* [27]* [19]* [20]
Black/Matrix	NEC Interchannel	1998	Three different covers exist for this game (Serial Numbers : T-20113G, T-20115G and T-20118G).
Blam! -MachineHead	Eidos;Virgin;Core Design (Domark)	1996
Blast Chamber	Activision	1997
Blast Wind	Technosoft	1997
Blazing Dragons	Sega;Mindscape (Crystal Dynamics)	1996
Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain	Crystal Dynamics (Silicon Knights)	1996	This game never made it to release on the Sega Saturn, although there are some advertisements available in magazines, etc, but it was never released.
Blue Breaker: Ken Yori mo Hohoemi wo	Human	1997
Blue Seed	Sega	1995	Based on the Blue Seed anime/manga which revolves around Princess Kushinada and the Aragami. Main characters: - Momiji Fujimiya (藤宮紅葉), the current "princess" of the Kushinada family, she also has one mitama - Mamoru Kusanagi (草薙護), he has 7 mitama and although originally human he resembles one only superficially and even less during fights The Blue Seeds are called [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitama]mitama[/url] within the anime and manga.
Bokan To Ippatsu! Doronboo Kanpekiban	Banpresto	1997
Bomberman Wars	Hudson	1998
Bottom of the 9th	Konami	1996	Everyone thinks they can do better than the bums that manage their favorite baseball teams. Well, here's a chance to show the world what you can do as manager with BOTTOM OF THE 9TH. This game is versatile enough to let the player slap together a dream team for a quick Exhibition game, or to try to bat your way out of 20 fantasy situations based on the actual 1998 and 1999 seasons. This choice, along with countless others, is all yours when you step up the plate for BOTTOM OF THE 9TH.
Bouken Katsugeki Monomono	Shoeisha	1997
Brain Battle Q	Clef Inventor	1996
Brain Dead 13: Starring Fritz	ReadySoft;Coconuts Japan (ReadySoft)	1996
Break Point Tennis	Ocean;Pack-In-Video (Smart Dog)	1996	Hard to hit serves, blistering backhands, forehand smashes, and touch volleys come to the Saturn with BREAK POINT TENNIS. Take control of one of eight different players, and become an international champion. You will have to play in eight unique stadiums on four different surfaces (grass, clay, indoor, and asphalt). While competing in a match, you’ll notice that the players look and move realistically thanks to 3D graphics and motion capture animation. When a call is close, you can view an instant replay to see if the umpire got the call right. When your friends come over, you can have up to four players going at it in a doubles match. Experience tennis like never before with BREAK POINT TENNIS.* [29]* [27]* [19]* [26]*** [20]
Break Thru!	Spectrum Holobyte (Shoeisha)	1995
Broken Helix	Konami	1997
Bubble Bobble also featuring Rainbow Islands	Acclaim (Taito)	1996
Bubble Symphony	Ving (Taito)	1997
Bug Too!	Sega	1995	From the European game box: Maximum fun in all dimensions guaranteed as you play as Bug, Superfly or Maggot Dog... whoever you choose, the star of the show gives us action adventure and stunts galore through 20 levels of the wackiest spoof movies ever created!
Bug!	Sega	1995	From the American game box: "BUG! KNOWS ACTION!" Meet BUG!, the gnat-brained action hero with a little talent, a bit of style and a big dose of ego. This is his big break - a starring role in a major motion interactive game. The plot: bitchy widow Queen Cadavra has nabbed all his pals. BUG! has to save them before she eats them for lunch!

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