BBC Neptune(1995)

The BBC Neptune was a 1995 console that happened after BBC bought Sega in 1994, and renamed the Sega Saturn Project "Neptune". The console included these following games throughout the years.

Inherit the Earth: A radically different version of Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb, that was created as an Open World RPG by Bethesda and Wyrmkeep Entertainment, featuring amazing sprite graphics, and for the first time in a Bethesda RPG, Vehicles, which are discovered later on in the game. And Thousands of NPCs to talk to, regardless of who your character is, your companion will be Rif, from the original earth version of 1994 Inherit the Earth, which was a point and click game.

BBC Rally: Basically the same as 1995's "Sega Rally", but with vehicles that weren't playable in the original game, such as cars that were originally only piloted by the AI, and 2 Bonus Cars that were not in the original game, the Porsche 911 Rally and the 1995 Ford Escort, as well as the Lancia Stratos.

Redwall: Very similar to Inherit the Earth, but with no vehicles, Hundreds of villages and thousands of NPCs, you can choose your race except any of the Bird races. Based on Brian Jacques' Redwall.

Virtual On: Almost the same as the original, but featured a second penalty boss based in a city that was an extremely large Virtuaroid called Jianvian, which is related to Jaguarandi. The boss being accessed if you don't defeat Z-Gradt in time. The Virtuaroid is unselectable and was generally considered the Scariest Virtuaroid in the game.

Sonic Xtreme: Yes, the game that was cancelled in the real world became the BBC Neptune's best selling game, and featured Super Mario Galaxy-style gameplay and a really good plot. This ensured that in 2000, the BBC Neptune 2 came out.