Cutting the pin leg and soldering to it is not such a good idea for a number of reasons.
One, you risk damaging the chip's other legs when cutting the leg.
Two, ic's are heat sensitive, especially surface mounted chips which are soldered at very exact temperture by very advanced machines that heat the solder on the board then quickly attach the chip, so its not wise for an amatuer with more than likely a general purpose soldering iron to even attempt. The further away from the chip you are with the soldering iron the better.
Three, if you catch the wire later on when dismantling the saturn for maybe another reason you risk pulling the leg off and then your in trouble. A lifted track can be traced further down the line and bridged, you lose a chip leg and your up that famous creak.
The guide that was linked earlier is a very forgiving way to mod the saturn. I did this 2 days ago successfully, the wire I soldered on is taped flat to the board all but eliminating the chance of it snagging if i do an future mods or maintainance..