Description

"My Dream: On Air ga Matenakute" is a unique simulation game developed for the Sega Saturn, released exclusively in Japan in 1997. In this game, players take on the role of a producer for a fictional television station. The primary objective is to create and schedule TV shows that attract high ratings and subsequently increase the station's popularity and financial success. Players must manage various elements of television production, including hiring staff, choosing program content, and balancing budgets. The game provides a detailed simulation of the broadcasting industry, offering insights into the challenges of television management and the strategies behind successful programming.

The game is notable for its intricate gameplay mechanics and its realistic simulation of the television industry at the time. "My Dream: On Air ga Matenakute" received attention for its depth and complexity, appealing particularly to fans of simulation and management games. Despite its limited release and niche appeal, the game is remembered for its ambitious scope and the unique premise of running a TV station, a concept not commonly explored in video games of that era. The title contributed to the diverse library of the Sega Saturn and remains a curious piece of the console's history, reflecting the innovative and varied titles that characterized Sega’s approach during the mid to late 90s.