10 Facts About The Sega Saturn
Did you know that the Sega Saturn was the first Sega console to display 3D graphics?
From retro arcade machines to the latest gaming consoles, video games have come a long way. Whether you’re a fan of classic 8-bit adventures or modern open-world masterpieces, gaming has shaped entertainment and culture for decades.
Explore the history, technology, and fascinating facts behind video games and consoles!
Did you know that the Sega Saturn was the first Sega console to display 3D graphics?
Did you know that the Pokémon Charmander was originally called "Hitokage"?
In Fortnite, you will land much faster if you fall into the sea, instead of land.
Donkey Kong games have been around since 1981, but DK didn’t make his movie debut until 2015 in "Pixels".
Did you know that former President Obama’s favorite superhero is actually Spider-Man?
The Game Boy Light, a Japanese-only release, had a built-in backlit screen allowing people to play in low light conditions.
In 2002, a British man named Dan Holmes loved his PS2 so much he legally changed his name to Mr. PlayStation 2.
In 2007, Princess Peach ended up on Forbes’ list of Wealthiest Fictional Billionaires.
The original PlayStation wasn't actually Sony’s sole brainchild. It was initially a partnership with Nintendo.
In 1983, the first Mario Bros. game was released featuring Mario and his brother Luigi.
The Nintendo Wii U gamepad is not only a controller, additional screen, and separate console, but can also control your TV!
One of the first times anything remotely resembled a ray-gun appeared was in H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds in 1989.