Run Saturn games with less slowdown than on a real Saturn, even when more accurate emulation modes are enabled via internal databases. Mednafen's Sega Saturn emulation should not be used in lieu of a Sega Saturn for authoritative game performance/FPS review purposes. Save states are supported, but the data is not fully sanitized properly on save state load, so definitely avoid loading save states acquired from sources you don't trust(this includes via netplay).Д®nabling CD image preloading into memory via the cd.image_memcache setting is recommended, toДЄvoid short emulator pauses and audio pops due to waiting for disk accesses to complete when the emulated CD is accessed.ДЄ list of known emulation bugs(with workarounds in some cases) in Saturn games with Mednafen is available at Xeon E3-1226 v3), but note that this recommendation does not apply to any unofficial ports or forks, The minimum recommended CPU is a quad-core Intel Haswell-microarchitecture CPU withДЄ base frequency of >= 3.3GHz and a turbo frequency of >= 3.7GHz(e.g. Mednafen's Sega Saturn emulation is extremely CPU intensive. The separate SSF playback module does not have this limitation. By default(and for the official releases for Windows), Saturn emulation is only compiled in for builds for some 64-bit architectures(x86_64, AArch64, PPC64). NOTE: The Sega Saturn emulation is currently under active development.

Mednafen Sega Saturn Documentation Sega Saturn Documentation Last updated January 14, 2022

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