Sega Saturn Console Box (model. 2) + inner cartons
64.00£
Replacement Sega Saturn Console Box (Model.2) + inner cartons, made of 1.4 mm white corrugated cardboard (single-flute). This box is shipped unassembled. Easy assembly: cut, fold, and glue.
The Saturn box only offers great durability, lasts longer, and offers greater protection against scratches and scuffs than the original, so it will remain in perfect condition for many years. If you need to see a real photo of the assembled box, you can request it via WhatsApp using the following button: “Request more information”.
Sega Saturn Console Box (Model.2) + inner cartons
Replacement Sega Saturn Console Box (Model.2) + inner cartons, made of 1.4 mm white corrugated cardboard (single-flute). Easy assembly: cut, fold, and insert. VAT included.
Assembly instructions
This box will be shipped disassembled for easy shipping and to protect it from possible damage.
Perfect Saturn empty box for your console.
Installing the Saturn box is simple and can be done by anyone:
– Cut out the outline of the template.
– Fold in the correct areas.
– Finally, glue it in place.
Once you’re done, you’ll have a Saturn box only, but a more durable one.
Saturn box only + inner cartons
The Saturn empty box will keep your console as if you bought it today.
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Type of cardboard used in the Saturn empty box
The Saturn empty box is made of 1.4 mm white corrugated cardboard (single-flute), which is more durable than the original. Its surface allows for high-resolution, high-definition color printing.
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The Sega Saturn was released in 1994 in Japan and in 1995 in North America and Europe, marking Sega’s entry into the competitive 32-bit console market. Equipped with impressive technology for its time, including advanced 3D graphics, the Saturn aimed to excite gamers with a diverse library of games. However, its launch was far from smooth, as various issues hampered its initial success.
In an effort to outpace Sony’s upcoming PlayStation, Sega decided to release the Saturn earlier than planned. This rushed decision caught many retailers unprepared, leading to a chaotic start for sales. Compounding the problem was a poorly thought-out marketing campaign that caused confusion and disappointment among potential buyers. Despite its technical strengths, the console struggled to achieve widespread success.
Although the Saturn boasted notable titles such as Nights into Dreams and Virtua Fighter 2, it could not compete effectively against its rivals, the PlayStation and Nintendo 64. These competitors quickly gained market dominance, leaving the Saturn behind. As a result, the console gradually fell into obscurity while the others took centre stage in the gaming world.
Internal difficulties within Sega also hindered the Saturn’s prospects. Communication between different departments was often chaotic, leading to uncoordinated marketing strategies and an unclear direction for the console itself. These organisational issues further contributed to its struggles in establishing a strong foothold in the market.
Ultimately, production of the Sega Saturn was discontinued in 1998. Although it did not achieve the success Sega had hoped for, it remains a fascinating piece of video game history. Today, especially among retro gamers, the Saturn holds a special place — largely because of its unique games and its role in advancing 3D graphics technology within the industry.
Important:
The Saturn box only is made of the highest quality, environmentally friendly, 1.4 mm corrugated cardboard. After assembling our boxes, you’ll achieve an incredible result that will keep your collection in perfect aesthetic condition.
We recommend carefully examining the Saturn empty box before beginning the assembly process to avoid any final errors.
Your order will be shipped in large, sturdy packaging to prevent rare, occasional damage to your Saturn box only during shipping. However, if this has occurred, please do not hesitate to contact us to resolve the issue.
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