LIVE SHOW: APRIL 10 2026 - Kyuutenkai Translation | Codes Boost FPS on Saturn

In this lively and nostalgic episode of 'SEGA SATURN, SHIRO!', hosts Dan and Dave dive into a whirlwind of community updates, Japanese cultural immersion, and groundbreaking Saturn hacking news. The show kicks off with a festive live stream atmosphere, featuring guest appearances from fans and a heartfelt exchange of omiyage (souvenirs) from Pat’s recent trip to Japan. Pat shares an avalanche of collectibles, including Detective Conan merchandise, Nendroid figures, kimono photos, and even two Conan-themed watches—highlighting the deep affection for Japanese pop culture. The hosts then shift focus to the vibrant Saturn community, celebrating a major update to the Tunneler software that enables seamless cross-platform multiplayer for Netlink games like Coup and Disasteroids, with real-time play between Saturn, PC, and mobile devices. They propose launching 'Netlink Nights'—weekly casual gaming sessions inspired by Friday Night Magic—to strengthen community bonds. The episode also covers a surge in homebrew development, including a new translation patch for the obscure pinball game 'Kyuutenkai' (Q10 Kai) by hacker Shiva Saturn, who used AI tools like Claude to reverse-engineer and translate the game. This marks a pivotal moment in Saturn preservation, showcasing how AI is now a vital tool in game hacking and localization. Finally, the hosts explore the controversial but thrilling discovery of FPS unlock codes for 47 Saturn titles, allowing emulation at 60 FPS—though real hardware performance remains unstable. The episode closes with a heartfelt tribute to Patreon supporters and a personal note from Dan about his son’s soccer debut, underscoring the balance between gaming passion and family life.