The TitanCast

Bullets everywhere, a screen full of sprites, credits running low. That's right it's time for some shoot em ups! Join the TitanCast crew as they discuss their top two shmups for the Sega Saturn, the intricacies of these titles, and some of the nuances of shmup game-play and design. Don't forget to give us a sub and rating if you enjoyed this episode, and check out our past episodes if you're new to the cast.

Strap in for a not so normal episode of TitanCast! Have you ever debated the idea of a backup or repro? Ever wondered what the moral ramifications of such media present? Well that's exactly what the Junkyard crew is here for! Take a listen to the backroom thoughts of the TitanCast crew, and gauge for yourself what you believe. Feel free to contact us through of FB Page or the Junkyard's email, [email protected] If you want to be more involved with the Junkyard or are interested in our other media, you can find us at the following sites. Blogspot: http://www.thesaturnjunkyard.com/ FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/thesaturnjunkyard/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaturnJunkyard/

In this episode of TitanCast we get a chance to sit down with the creator of the Saturn Memories YouTube Channel. We discuss his experiences with the Saturn, past and present, what got the channel started, amongst a host of other things. If you like our content, give us a rating on ITunes and Google Play, and while you’re at it, check out our YouTube Channel for all our video content at https://www.youtube.com/thesaturnjunkyard/

In this week's episode we go full blown book club, or game club if you will. With all the humbug over Sonic Team's classic over at the Yard, Brian figured it suiting for us to dissect and discuss what made and continues to make this game so great. Tune in and hear what all the fuss is about yourself! Contributors: The SSG - Samuel The VirtuaSchlub - Brian Father K - Simon NebachadnezzaR - Nuno

In this episode of TitanCast we go over each of our "Building A Saturn Library On A Budget" list. The team was tasked to find seven titles, all under $200, that would make a decent beginners library. This is part two, the remaining four of our seven of our titles. 

Happy New Year to all of you out there! In this episode the team members of both The Saturn Junkyard's TitanCast, and Sega Saturn, Shiro! Podcast sit down, break bread, and talk about the Past, Present, and Future of our beloved Sega Saturn. 

In this episode of TitanCast we go over each of our "Building A Saturn Library On A Budget" list. The team was tasked to find seven titles, all under $200, that would make a decent beginners library. This is part one, three of our seven of our titles. Stay tuned for part two in a few weeks. 

In this episode of TitanCast, I sit down with one of the original members of the Junkyard's creative team. We discuss his beginnings with the Saturn, how it fell from favor, the rise and fall of the Junkyard, and his re-entry to The Saturn Junkyard 2.0. Ladies and Gentlemen, let me reintroduce you to Nuno, the one and only NebachadnezzaR. Contributors: The Southern Sega Gentleman: Samuel NebachadnezzaR: Nuno

In this episode of TitanCast, me and Brian discuss getting started with the SEGA Saturn. From some basic background info on the system's hardware, to video inputs, and even peripherals. If you want to look at both full articles mentioned in the cast, you can find them in the links below at the Junkyard's home site. https://thesaturnjunkyard.blogspot.co... https://thesaturnjunkyard.blogspot.co... If you'd like to hear more from the TitanCast, hit that like button, subscribe, and drop us a comment. Most important, keep coming back for more. Contributors: The Southern Sega Gentleman: Samuel The Vitua Schlub: Brian

For the first time in the history of the Junkyard, mountains have been moved! By that, we mean that three of us got together and recorded a podcast. In this first, we discuss what brought us to our beloved Saturn, how it fell from favor, and eventually how the beast has returned. What impact has the Saturn had on the three of us, and what scale of an impact will this renewed interest in her bring to the Saturn retro community? If you'd like to hear more from the TitanCast, hit that like button, subscribe, and drop us a comment. Most important, keep coming back for more. Contributors: Fatherkrishna: Simon The Southern Sega Gentleman: Samuel The Vitua Schlub: Brian