Sega Saturn was a 'port' of the original PS1 version to Saturn and something like the 'Definitive Edition', with all the content added whatsoever. KiNgBrAdLeY7: Yes, but either one of the commercial versions (especially of modern time), lacks either parts, or the entirety, of Sega Saturn's version of the game, that although deemed by many players (both modern and old) 'inferior' (mostly for graphics/effects and slightly longer loading times), it has 2 new big areas, more than 10 new items (a fabulous alucard cosmetic portrait among them and weapons with special moves, new food item types etc), new bosses, playable Maria and enemy Maria, etc. Content which was PLANNED in the original PS1 version but not finalized into the game (you could use a glitch to fall into the floor from main entrance to castle and find an unfinished save chamber, this in Saturn is an underground extra area). Yes, but either one of the commercial versions (especially of modern time), lacks either parts, or the entirety, of Sega Saturn's version of the game, that although deemed by many players (both modern and old) 'inferior' (mostly for graphics/effects and slightly longer loading times), it has 2 new big areas, more than 10 new items (a fabulous alucard cosmetic portrait among them and weapons with special moves, new food item types etc), new bosses, playable Maria and enemy Maria, etc. BrandeX: Of note, since this is a site where we like to pay for digital re-releases of classic games, is that SotN is for sale on both PSN and XBL, and it is unneccesary to pirate it.

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