So I translated P.T.O. 3 with PUK into English I want others to be able to play as I had since I was a kid. How is the best way to go about doing that?

Current state of play running on Sega Saturn

Join in the challenge at the Shiro! discord:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cP01pDu5Lo

https://www.segasaturnshiro.com/2026/09/30/the-shiro-community-is-mashing-and-sliding-monsters-this-october/

https://www.segasaturnshiro.com/2026/09/30/monster-slider-receives-english-translation-patch-just-in-time-for-october/

...and now sit at 156 Saturn games (65% of the 240 games in the PAL library).

Of the four games purchased I'm most excited to sit down with CK2 - the original was one of the 3 games that I got with the console back in '95 (VF and IVG being the others) - so my wait to see the other half of Pepperouchau's adventure sits at around 30+ years now.

D has always intrigued me and I'm looking forward to giving it a play - seems fitting what with Halloween being just around the corner.

Shinobi X should be interesting - it's reviews were mixed but I've noticed the sentiment around it softening of late. Not lifting it to the realms of great game but certainly one worth playing. Also Richard Jaques 👍

And BAT... I do love a fighter so hopefully this should provide some entertainment. I know the PSOne version is generally considered to be the best but I'll happily give this a go.

I managed to get these for a pretty reasonable price considering their current asking price which makes it all the better.

It's said that the Saturn wasn't powerful enough to handle a good port of Resident Evil 2.

Well, Resident Evil 1 was released on the Saturn, and it was just as good as the PS1 version, with even some cool exclusive features.

I mean, if they could port RE1 to the Saturn, they definitely could've done the same with RE2. I think they didn't port it because the Saturn was already dead by the time RE2 came out, and Capcom just used the hardware limitations as an excuse.

.​Medal of Honor (Sega Saturn Port) — Devlog Update & Real Hardware Testing

​Quick progress update on the Medal of Honor Saturn port:

​Real Hardware Status: Testing on actual Saturn hardware! The game loads successfully up to the main menu.

​Gameplay Freeze Fix: Starting gameplay on real hardware was causing a freeze. I identified the root cause—a buffer overflow issue—and I'm currently patching it to make the level fully playable on real consoles.

​Performance Fixes: Applied major optimizations to the core loop. There are still routines to refine, but overall gameplay fluidity is close to 100%.

​VRAM Allocation: Adding an NPC currently costs ~60KB of VRAM. I'm actively refactoring memory structures to free up VRAM budget for more active units.

​Texture Geometry Fix: Located the cause of geometric texture flaws—my converter script was stretching and compressing images. I updated it to convert original PS1 assets directly into clean .tga files for VDP1.

​Map Transitions & Media: Map transition logic is being polished to remove black loading screens. Audio, FMV video, and map engine logic are fully implemented, currently toggled off only for raw performance benchmarking.

​Making steady progress on real hardware! Thanks for following the project.

Just couldn't pass it up. Not letting this one double in price on me again.

Running....work continues :0)

I remember playing this game for the first time one afternoon way back in the day, at a Sears electronics department gaming kiosk.

I know what I'm playing tonight.

https://celsowm.itch.io/ode-homebrew-tester
Hi !

I need help to improve lib-saturn (https://github.com/celsowm/libsaturn) compatibility
So please if you have a ODE like Saroo or Satiator, please download and run this small homebrew (https://celsowm.itch.io/ode-homebrew-tester) and share here any screenshot or even bug.

Thanks in advance !

If anyone in here remembers the classic hidden on Duke Nukem and Power Slave and wants to give my recreation of it a try on the N64, I’d be much appreciated for the assistance testing it! 😀

I'm working solo on porting Medal of Honor to the Sega Saturn, leveraging AI as a coding assistant to speed up the C development process.

​Right now, the project is in its early stages (~10%). While the Saturn and PS1 handle 3D very differently, I'm working hard to optimize the engine and bring the experience as close to the PS1 version as the Saturn hardware allows.

​Once the first level is playable, I'll share a test ISO with the community so you can try it on real hardware and share your feedback. Thanks for following along!

Guys, the use of AI is for mass asset conversion, code error analysis, and suggestions, but let's face it, I know many are criticizing me for using it, but I've been trying to port the game for a year now and it's not easy. Also, AI makes mistakes, but it helps in some parts. So, if you don't understand C++ where the game is being written, it wouldn't even start or would stop at the menu. But it runs the entire level, has music, a first-person model, it just doesn't have NPCs due to memory limitations, but I'll manage that soon by adjusting textures. Also, it will have a limit of two NPCs per area, I think it's very difficult to have three NPCs. Now, the logic part is already written. One thing is certain: this game isn't special to anyone except myself, and when it's ready, whoever wants to play it, plays it, or doesn't play it, simple as that.