At first glance, this semi-text heavy adventure seems like it would produce the same result. Usually, when a language barrier is unbreachable in the Valley, Jason will accept his fate and throw in the metaphorical towel. On the Saturnday of March 13th 2021, he began playing Omakase! Savers, seemingly going in blind. Most of the North American games are in his possession. His ever growing Saturn collection holds at least 500 different games, demos, reproductions and variants. His overall collection boasts more than 3,600 games as of this writing, stretching across well over a dozen platforms. Each visit to The Video Game Valley steps further into JasonвЂ™s treasure hoard of video games. Yes, weekly Sega Saturn streams every Saturday night. Not only does he make cartoons about unicorns getting their organs harvested, he also streams video games just about every night - and every Saturday is Saturnday. The fan in question is Jason Steele, known to many as FilmCow. Some are less playable than others thanks to those pesky language barriers, but one dedicated non-Japanese speaking fan smashed through headfirst to play Omakase! Savers. On top of all this, there are hundreds of unlocalized Japanese games most western fans have yet to play. New translations, leaked unreleased games and fun development stories are abundant. One thing I really like about the Sega Saturn fandom is we never seem to run out of new things. If you are fluent in Japanese and believe there is a grossly mistranslated section in this article, please contact the author via email at shoutout and thank you to Jason Steele of FilmCow for agreeing to be interviewed for this article. The original Japanese text will be shown beneath each translation. This article includes machine translated text from Japanese interviews.

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