I prefer the 1st model Saturn over 2nd one. See how the colors just make the looks of the system pop.

>>12114892
It is a design rule to avoid more than 3 fonts on a single object in western design philosophy. In fact most designers would prefer to limit it to 2 since 1 singular font is ideal. If more than 1 font is used, it would be best to relegate to subtle icons away from the focus hidden in the corners. Whereas I see the opposite with non-western design focusing on more of a mandala art style in an overload of information. Just look at Japanese ads or newspapers, it just feels so cramped for space as a design philosophy. Just count the amount of fonts used there, it is almost information overload to give a perception of coolness reminiscent of 80s mecha design.

>>12114897
It is still yellowed. Compare the plastic to the sheet of paper. I had no idea back then exposing it to air and sunlight would yellow my beloved PCE, SNES, ROB, and old computing devices. I'd love to have someone perform the de-yellowing process to my stuff, but it is a lot and I doubt I'd be able to save up enough much less find someone willing to do the work.

>>11998849
Within my circle of friends, there were 3 others which had a Sega Saturn. I'd go to libraries, other schools, even some friend's friends, or random visits to specialty game stores and there'd be 1 or 2 others there who owned the system. While the Playstation was much more popular, even in its day the Saturn still had a decent player support in its day from my perspective.