Modchip: Saturns with a modchip installed will boot a CD-R copy of the game just as if it was a retail one. I don’t recommend it, though, because the text is Japanese-only, and this story-driven game quickly becomes incomprehensible if you can’t read the subtitles. Import: It’s possible to play the less expensive Japanese version of the game on NTSC-U and PAL consoles by inserting an Action Replay and using a corresponding code to bypass the usual “please remove the cartridge” prompt at startup. There are three ways to play Panzer Dragoon Saga on your Sega Saturn without breaking the bank: Thanks to the always-advancing technology available to the Saturn community, it’s easier than ever to get the game running for an affordable price. I get as much joy out of seeing them on my shelf every day as I do using them! But in 2018, there’s absolutely no need to own a retail copy of Panzer Dragoon Saga to have a great experience playing it. 
For a Panzer enthusiast like me, owning items related to the series is fulfilling simply because they’re meaningful to me. The worth of Panzer Dragoon Saga varies from one Saturn owner to another. But while Panzer Dragoon Saga is still revered by fans as one of the Sega Saturn’s greatest treasures, this post-apocalyptic adventure now lives in the shadow of its exorbitant ~$500 price of admission in 2018. Panzer Dragoon Saga – as it would later become known to English-speakers in the spring of 1998 – impressed at launch with its expansive 3D environments, fluid battle system, and ambiguous mode of storytelling that kept players guessing until the credits rolled. Monday, January 29, marked the 20th anniversary of Azel: Panzer Dragoon RPG’s original release in Japan.
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