Sega Dreamcast

The Sega DreamCast, the Best Sega had to offer? This Mind-blowing Sega DreamCast review will surely spark a desire to go out and buy a Sega DreamCast.

The Sega Dreamcast - now over 20 years old, the Dreamcast represents an era of unprecedented creativity within Sega. Wi…

From Sonic Adventure to Soulcalibur, ranking the best Sega Dreamcast games ever made

Classic Game Room HD reviews the Sega Dreamcast video game console released on 9/9/99! One of the many days that the world was supposed to end was actually a day to celebrate because the Sega Dreamcast was released and it promised to change the world! Sadly, 2 years later support had dwindled and popular support was pulled. How is it that one of the greatest video game systems in history could suffer such a short lifespan? Well, collecting a Sega Dreamcast and a library of awesome games has never been easier or more affordable. Filmed on the 10 year anniversary of the North American release of the Dreamcast, CGR takes a look at the awesome white box with the orange swirl. Fans of arcade titles, shooters and Sega classics should definitely consider a Dreamcast as a contender for their next game system. Controllers, cords and memory cards are easy to come by and classics like Shenmue, Sega GT, Sea Man, Giga Wing and Chu Chu Rocket (DC version) are only available on the Sega Dreamcast. There are more than 600 games released for the system, including many that saw a sub-par release on the PS1 like Soul Reaver. The Dreamcast is literally on sale these days thanks to eBay and the fact that it is now a decade old.

Dreamcast was the first of its type to progress graphically with video games and out due the Nintendo 64 by far. The system uses discs which had a lot more ...

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Classic Game Room season 1 - 7/11/2000 Game Room reviews Gundam Side Story 0079 for the Dreamcast, Rise From the Ashes! Aww yeah! Game Room is all about driving 6 story mechs through crowded cities and opening fire on everything that moves. This is a fun game with somewhat awkward controls but beautiful backgrounds and battlefields. We liked it but still wish we could have stepped on fast food joints, robbed liquor stores and shot up playgrounds and stuff. What's the point of having a 6 story mech if you can't abuse it? Really? Game Room reviewed Atari, NES, Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Dreamcast and Playstation... too bad they didn't get to Xbox 360, PS3, PS2 or Wii.