The Sega Dreamcast and Saturn should have been supported together in tandem outside of East Asia. By that, they should have not gone all "ThE SaTuRn iS nOt OuR fUtUrE" in mid 1998. Could have supported the Dreamcast and the Saturn together up until Q3 1999 or Q1 2000 for the Saturn, and Q2 2002 in regards to the Dreamcast's plug being pulled. That way, the Saturn could have had a couple of Star Trek games and its own version of STAR WARS, The Phantom Menace video game, and also Lobotomy making a Quake 2 Saturn port, perhaps. And of course, had it been allowed to be in production after 2001, Dreamcast Half Life would have been released officially with Blue Shift installed, along with other games such as Aliens vs Predator, Black and White 1, Baldurs Gate 1, Hyperdrive, Project Eden, Age of Empires II and its Expansion: the Conquerers (would likely have been be a 2-Disc game) Ecco II: Sentinels of the Universe having gotten completed, Star Trek, New Worlds, and the 1st Zone of the Enders on it as well. *sigh*