You Need A SEGA DREAMCAST Right Now! - HERE'S WHY...
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- In today's video, I recap what it has been like to own a Dreamcast on release, explore it's history, my favourite games and discuss why not is as good a time as any to buy your own!
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Got mine while living in a shelter. Just at the bottom of a clothing donation with no cords/accessories... helped motivate me to put my life back together 😝
Love this story!
I’ve had mine since launch and still play it. Such a great console. Skies of Arcadia, Shenmue, Soul Calibur, PSO, Jet Grind Radio. The list of fantastic games goes on and on.
Power Stone, Sonic Adventure, Somba De Amigo
Seaman 😁
Metropolis Street Racer. 😁
The list of fantastic games doesn't go on and on, that was the problem.
HYDRO THUNDER! KNIGHTS!
I was there at launch in 1999. I was there when it died a few years later and I was there a few months ago to get a refurbished unit with a new HDMI port built in. Nothing more fun then unlocking everything in Soul Calibur and Skies of Arcadia.
Does it force vga mode for the 60hz refresh rate?
Yup I was a pre-order buyer. Such an amazing time! Never got the overrated PS2 until a few years ago. Also more recently got a Japanese Dreamcast.
I got mine in Feb 2000.......will never forget reading the cancellation letter online right after Christmas 2000.....it seemed impossible it was the greatest console I'd ever owned.....that was such a great year in gaming
Dont do hdmi, do it right, get a big ol white vga monitor
Missed launch but did scoop up the very 2nd wave thanks to now wifey. She walked to Best Buy bought the system and NFL and NBA series. Still works and still have it
Dreamcast is like having an arcade machine at home - a wonderful console. I wish we had got Outrun 2 for it through!
Outrun 2 basically ran on an Xbox, and it can be played on a modded Xbox with extra ram. Xbox is also considered by many to be the spiritual successor to the Dreamcast so there ya go!
That's why it didn't sell Americans didn't want a arcade system , PlayStation introduced deep adventure games like metal gear solid amongst others that's what most Americans wanted
I understand and appreciate your take. I guess it a question of preference and generation. I am very much Gen X, so came of ages in the arcades of 80s and LOVE arcade games. Taking a circa 20 year journey from Atari 2600 to Dreamcast (my earliest memories being 2600) the change and journey was simply breathtaking. I am bias but think my generation really did have the best of it.@@rockfresh5359
@@rockfresh5359 - You have absolutely no clue what you're talking about. Arcade gaming is the entire reason gaming is even a thing in America. America also isn't the world, nor has America ever come close to the amount of gamers that are in Europe. The reason the Dreamcast 'failed' outside of Japan is because Sony bought out every developer that they could and did exclusivity deals with other developers to release games on their consoles for 10 years.
The dream cast and the Saturn were wonderful systems
Are. ARE.
Wonderful things to do while waiting for the much much better systems such as PS2 and Xbox.
@@uppercutgrandma4425 the original xbox is not as good as the dreamcast lol, in terms of exclusives.
Heil!
@@uppercutgrandma4425 keep reaching
I remember it came out 9/9/99 and my mom bought it for my birthday on 11/25/99. I woke up that morning and it was sitting on the dining room table with Soul Calibur. I then took my birthday money I got from my other family members who were all in 2 places thanks to it being thankgiving and bought Nba 2k and KOF 98: Dream Match. One of the best holidays ever!!! Still have my Dreamcast and all my games to this day and I'll be 40 next week. Hard to believe that was 23 years ago.
Never had a Dreamcast growing up but one of my buddies had one. Always loved how the console looked. It's a beautifully designed machine and love the controllers too. Just got myself a Dreamcast 6 months ago and loving it. And just got a Saturn last week. If only SEGA had still be around to make consoles.. they're awesome
They can try, but i doubt they would try to come back into this market today.
I still have my Dreamcast, and Saturn. I still think they're better than today's console because they're ahead of it's time, and still working!
Responding to an old comment here.. But I've been itching to get a Saturn lately. Have a dreamcast and absolutely love it. Your comment may have finally made me take the plunge on the Saturn. The SHMUPs alone make it seem worth it.
@autex2609 My fave games on Saturn is Shinobi X , and Street Fighter The Movie. Meow on the Dreamcast it's Sonic one and two. Love the speed and graphics at running and whale jumping over. These two systems are fun. I'm still enjoying them.
@@ilive4d80s6 awesome. I look forward to finally getting one. Thanks!
the timing on this video couldn't be anymore perfect, i got a dreamcast yesterday lol
How much did it cost you???????
How exciting. Good to know, bro. Lol
Started to play Dreamcast again this year. Soul Calibur and Sonic Adventure and many more games still look good and are playable today. Still love the Dreamcast.
It's funny seeing a video like this. I was reminiscing and broke out my Dreamcast only to find that my discs weren't spinning. I just spent the last week upgrading all the internals and now have an online capable Dreamcast to play. Thanks for sharing your story with this awesome system. I hope anyone who hasn't had the chance to experience it for themselves gets to see why it's been so nostalgic. PSO still being online years after the the official servers shutdown is just one of the many reasons to pick one up and play.
Who exactly is hosting Phantasy Star Online.? Are any other Dreamcast games being hosted that had online capability.?
@PazzoScansafatiche Chu Chu Rocket, many websites for games have been archived like Sonic Adventure and Jet Set Radio, the port of Quake Arena 3 is also fully operational online.
The VMU was a revolution for American football games. For the first time, your opponent didn't have a one in three chance of know which play to defend.
The fact that i leveled up every character of Evolution to level 99 shows how much i love this console. One of the best gamming experiences of my live, first console i bought with my own hard earned money back then,great memories playing crazy taxy,house of the dead,ready to rumble with my mom,brother,sister,cousins and my best friend
Still have my launch console and tons of games. Been recently diving into the all the modding and the unreleased NAIOMI games. The Dreamcast is my favorite console, and every console since it's release owes a great debt of gratitude to it. So many firsts for SEGA.
I still got my original Japanese dreamcast. I am NOT letting that thing go! I love it.
You was fortunate! My American dreamcasts broke down & stop playing randomly one day. Never dropped it & it happened to 2 Dreamcast & 1 Sega Saturn!
@@dwightphillips7578Ah man. I can imagine your pain. I'll be super sad if something happens to my Dreamcast.
I loved the Dreamcast, so many arcade ports for the first time ever in your home, excellent console.
Dreamcast is amazing system and I still have mine.
Always been a fan. Got one on ebay with games for $40 years ago. Never loved the controllers but I used the heck out of em.
I’m surprised these aren’t already pricey. DC bundles with cords and one controller are usually only $100 at my local game store.
Glad that I recently got myself a Dreamcast only bought it for Mvc2 and MvC and the SNK Vs Capcom games. I also just picked up Power Stone planning to get the Sega Rally games and the Sonic Adventure series
How much did you spent on MvC and MvC2?
@@coreyatherley8903 Around over 100 bucks alltogether Japanese version happy with my copy no regrets
Dreamcast is the only console I fanboy over. I've had three since launch, and currently still have two hooked up in my living room. I'm trying to collect every game (the good ones that is). This was the first console I bought with my own money and I love it to this day.
Hey, which are your must own games?
I have the Black sports version that I got at value village. Apparently one of the workers thought it was a George forman so I was able to get it. I love the thing to this day, wish the games were easier to find in my area.
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Not sure if you're aware, but there is no DRM on the Dreamcast. If you're able to burn a ROM to a CD, it'll play on your Dreamcast!
You gotta get the games online Waltuh. Where else you gonna find them?
The Dreamcast was the last system that I was truly excited about. It had so many unique and quirky features, not to mention the at the time outstanding graphics. I most certainly spent more time on the PS2 and XBOX, respectively, though that was merely due to those systems longevity. Still, Sony and Microsoft never managed to illicit nearly as much excitement and wonder for me as SEGA’s final game system did. Good times! Great oldies!
I loved my Dreamcast, Power Stone was great!
What a game
Dreamcast is my fav system ever nostalgia wise, but I have played nearly everything on the system. Piracy was almost immediate on the Dreamcast, and my defense coach in hockey knew a guy who would send a list of games (essentially everything ever, all regions, even some homebrew and emulators) to hockey practice, we'd bring money ($3 per disc with case), and then next practice, we'd get our games. He would also do PC games for me sometimes. Apparently dude had a whole mass of computers constantly downloading pirated games and burning them. At first, you needed a boot disc. Me and my best friend who was also on the hockey team and had a Dreamcast did the same. At one point, I had nearly every single game ever released on the system in a CD book / binder. Over 400 discs. I was a teenager, and try to avoid piracy these days. I have 400+ physical non-pirated games for various systems now. And the only Dreamcast game I really play still is Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2...it's the best Tokyo Xtreme Racer game by far and better than the PS2 version by a long shot. I had both Saturn and Dreamcast growing up, and have both now, but not the same consoles.
Love mine. Elemental Gimmick Gear is probably my favorite game on it.
I have more nostalgic connection with Dreamcast than any other console, so this was a total treat. One of my favorite vids of yours to date!
I bought this system on launch day with the money I got working at Macy’s. This has been my favorite system since it’s launch. It really felt like Sega had a success on their hands. I was truly sad to see this system get discontinued.
I remember standing in a Best Buy playing Crazy Taxi and I thought that was the most detailed looking game ever.
Was going to import one from Japan via tele-text back in the day, gave money to mother to hold onto, more than enough for the import and the shipping and a few games, and it was a reputable old service doing it. The day arrived and it turns out she'd spent the money. I want to go back in time and enter the timeline where she did have the funds of mine ready and I got hold of it.
My mom bought me and my sister a PS1 for Christmas one year...she didn't have money for it so I was shocked when we got it. Well...a month later, we were "robbed" but all they took was the Playstation and games, tipped a plant randomly, and left. Pretty sure, cause I know my mom now, that she staged that "robbery" and pawned / returned / traded for drugs the Playstation.
@@AaronHendu We both need to get a chance to end up on the warmer, kinder timeline of life. Oof.
Hey, I saw my name! Mark S.H. A major thing to look for when buying a used Dreamcast is MilCD support, which allows compatibility with aftermarket games (there were 20 in 2021 alone). With PAL and North American units by a little number in a circle that has either 0, or 1 on the bottom sticker. A 2 indicates no MilCD support. It's also printed on the motherboard labeled VA0, VA1, and VA2/VA2, Any Dreamcast manufactured in 1998, 1999, or 2000 will have MilCD support. Those made in 2001 won't. I preordered mine and picked it up from EB on 9.9.99. It has a 1 on the bottom sticker so it plays aftermarket games fine. Consoles with a 0 were made in Japan. Consoles with either a 1 or 2 were made in China.
For me general Dreamcast is still my favorite console I was always bit surprised this did not keep Sega in the console world since to me Dreamcast was in many very impressive tech wise such as even the memory card you being able to play games on it was very smart and Shenmue was probably the best RPG game for sale in the time period by far.
The Dreamcast also has a huge collection of homebrew games (Beats of Rage, Emultators, PC Game Ports) along with mods for existing games (Music swaps for MvsC2 and KoF) as well.
I NEED IT!!! I just need the dreamcast for my collection ❤️ SEGA ❤️
I live in the U.S., and back in the day I cared more about the Street Fighter games than I did console exclusives. If I could have afforded a Saturn I would have bought one just to play the awesome home conversions of the Capcom Vs. and Alpha game series on the Saturn. I couldn't afford a Dreamcast either when it came out, but I was able to get one via a web site (MyPoints, I think) that had a point based system where they email you ads and you clicked on the ads to earn points (10 ads max at 10 points each per day). I couldn't hardly get anyone to sign up under a referral by me to get a 1000 bonus points, but I was patient and kept with it for about a year, and I finally had enough points to get a Dreamcast, SFA3, and later MvC. Finally! I could play some of these games at home without having to go to an arcade and pump quarters into them.
I STILL get slightly sad thinking about what could have been with the Dreamcast. I absolutely loved it at the time and still play it now. I don't even touch the PS1, PS2, or N64 these days. But the Dreamcast has a permanent home in my gaming set up. It even looks amazing on an HDTV with a super cheap adapter. The thing is nearly timeless. Power Stone with friends or MvC2 and Cap vs SNK 2.. really anything Naomi based fills me with joy to this day. Sort of crazy. For my money, the Dreamcast coupled with the SNES is the absolute pinnacle of retro gaming. They both offer something very different and compliment each other very very well.
I love the Dreamcast, but it was the beginning of the end for arcades. You no longer had to leave your house to get a 1:1 arcade experience. The Dreamcast was an arcade home console.
It wasn't exactly 1:1. The Dreamcast would have fallen short after a couple of years because the first Naomi hardware was already superior in every way. Not to mention that Naomi 2 and Hikaru were even farther ahead of that. Anything on those machines would have had to be very noticeably scaled down.
@@SuperHyphyOne I'm really only speaking of the acade games that were released on the Dreamcast. Even if some of the games weren't true 1:1, it was closer to the arcade experience than almost any other home console; with the exception of the Neo Geo. I don't really count that because it wasn't widely marketed and it was disgustingly over-priced.
One of the Dreamcast's biggest shortcomings was its lack of sufficient ram. You can run MAME on the DC, but a large percentage of the roms can't loaf due to insufficient ram. For a while I was obsessed with running the Dungeons & Dragons arcade games on the DC...I'm not completely sure why. I think a lot of it had to do with the fact that, at the time, the only home console port of the games was the Japan-only Saturn version. Although it was a valiant effort, the load times were pretty bad. Plus, I liked the fact that the DC was built for 4 player games.
I busted mine out beginning of the pandemic. My VMU works from 1999! All my MVC2 characters ready to go 😊
Can’t believe it worked.
Still have mine from day one. I still remember showing off SA to my friends and playing mvc2. Tokyo extreme was my favourite game. You can also burn any game and it will play no problem
Fun facts: The Japanese Dreamcast versions of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 and Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike had online play in Japan only. Same goes for the Japanese Dreamcast version of Capcom vs. SNK 1 Pro.
It’s tough gettin over the fact sega may never drop hardware when it’s your favorite console and holds most your favorite ips like jsr power stone and sonic
Naomi, atomisware, arcade games YEAAAAH.
Consoles have come and gone over the years, but the Dreamcast is the only console I have always had connected to my TV... And honestly, I don't think it's nostalgia. But rather that the Dreamcast offered such an fantastic pool of great, pickup'n'play games. Considering that it was only out for 18 months in the west, it's insane how how great and varied the game library was.
I’ve still got my Dreamcast and I use a hdmi adapter so still play those games in 480p on my TV. Still got the bleem discs that allowed some PSX games to play like MGS etc with improved graphics. Love it
Other than my brother's game gear, the Dreamcast was the only Sega system I ever bought and I loved it.
You don't have to tell me, the Dreamcast, PS2 and SNES are the 3 best game libraries around. Someday i plan to own them "any way i can".
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Look up emulators I got one that has dreamcast and snes libraries im looking into getting a ps2 and even xbox 360 loaded with full library of games
@@jjgloki8892 yeah, i just need a computer to use. Right now all i got is a 10in tablet that runs Windows but is made by some company i can't recall the name of right now. It's ok for downloading movies and stuff but i don't think it could even handle emulating Dreamcast. Surely SNES, Genesis and Mame Arcade stuff would be ok but where do you go for your emulators and ROMs? i don't even know which sites to try.
Oh ya, i also have an Original PSP i want to use for emulating but i'm pretty sure PS2 and Dreamcast won't be on there either, i'm planning on using it for basically everything that was around before the Saturn, N64 and PlayStation came out aswell as Arcade titles.
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Dreamcast, Saturn, TG16.
One of the Dreamcast features I liked was the memory card feature. One Sonic Adventures and Sonic Adventures 2 you can feed and upgrade your Chao using the actual memory card similar to a Gameboy color or something but with 8 bit graphics. Then you can transfer the Chao back to the Dreamcast game.
2010 me was already 12 years ahead of now: I used to run a vintage video game and console business, and luckily bought 5 used dreamcasts and sold 3, keeping two plus a great profit.
Over here in South Carolina, America....I've owned two dreamcasts! and both of them, well kept and never dropped one single time, both stopped working automatically randomly one day!
Had it while it was current and I kept playing it right through the next generation as my main and still play it to this day.
I remember this like yesterday. People was talking about the PS2 like a tsunami full of rumors. The main reason what killed the dreamcast is when normal people couldn't afford DVD players. PS2 could not only play games, but it played DVDs, and it was much cheaper!! Everybody and their mothers had a PS2 sitting in their living rooms and used it as a DVD player; sometimes never touching the game functions. Sony had their hands around the gaming industry and they knew they was going to wipe SEGA off the face of the earth.
It was a hard sell to get someone to buy a dreamcast after the PS2 dropped. Eventually SEGA will let the world know they would drop out of the console wars and just sell their games as a 3rd party developer. It was truly a massive change in the gaming industry when this news hit the waves.
Some was confused and hurt as SEGA had a nice following. However, with time, pain heals, and then we just accepted it for what it was.
Sega after that released some really solid games under their names til this day.
Actually bought one at the end of 2019. Right before the lockdowns perfect timing in my book
Another fantastic video! Thanks for all the hard work put into editing this video. I’m going to dust off my Dreamcast and fighting stick and play some burned MVSC2 now!
Just bought one again a few days ago. I sold the one I had in 2020 because I needed money. But I’m glad I found one on eBay for a good price. Just hoping it works completely… I’m getting the controller, VMU and game in, I’m a few days. Going to mod the hell out of it too
Even after the PS2 came out I was still playing Powerstone 2 and Marvel vs Capcom with my friends. Great times..
Shenmue is in my top 10 of all time
Still had the best game launch lineup of any console ever in the U.S.
Game shops in my area where literally telling people not to buy a Dreamcast and wait for the PS2 instead.
I picked one up in the US shortly after release and loved it.
My dad is getting me a Dreamcast for my birthday, in this day and age... It's so awesome!!! I look forward to trying a bunch of games!!
That’s awesome dude, I also got one this year. What games do you have for it, what are your favourites?
@@Wil_Dsense Hi!! I got a few games since then, and I now have Sonic Adventure 1 & 2 (I had to haha), Sword of Berserk (big fan), Street Fighter 3 Alpha and my personal favorite, Shenmue!! Went blind on most of these, it was a really fun experience.
Running free in Mystic Ruins, Sonic Adventure was so relaxing and unique. I was mouthwatering on SA graphics on the magzine in early 1998.
I’ve had mine for about four years now. Got it from a yard sale, and it turns out it was region modded, so I can play Japanese games without a boot disc. I just picked up SFIII: Third Strike and Project Justice. Absolutely loving them!
Love both of them.
Dreamcast and Saturn.
Bought at launch, sleek design, incredible lineup of games, 4 controller ports and online built in made for a instant excitement not seen in a while from SEGA. IMO not having DVD playback and that awful controller were bad choices. I still have and love playing my Sega Dreamcast consoles and that startup never gets old. So close Sega, so close.
DVD wasn't around when the Dreamcast was designed in 1997. When are you parrots gonna learn?
@@vrakula you are incorrect DVD was first introduced in Japan in 1996
I had a dreamcast when it was released and gotta say, enjoyed it very much.
I bought mine in October 2001....still love it.
If you were into fighting games around that time, Dreamcast was the best system to have hands down.
Still have my Dreamcast from 1999! I miss Phantasy Star Online…
A lot of people back then such as my family and many others were too poor to even have Internet when the Sega Dreamcast came onto the scene, but that did not stop me one bit from still being absolutely mesmerized and blown away by the level of fun, the insane graphics and just the unforgettable memory that the Sega Dreamcast provided!!!
Shenmue goes down in history as one of my absolutely favorite video game pieces of art in history and it is in my top five I would say?
But there were so many other great experiences on this little beast! Games like Sega rally championship, metropolis street racer, sonic adventure, resident evil code Veronica, the house of the dead, power stone, Grandia two, skies of Arcadia, the resident evil and Dino crisis ports and many many more!
Soul Calibur to this day is still one of the absolutely best fighting games ever made-
The Dreamcast is a very impressive system with many good games, but i still prefer the Ps2 in that generation because of it's features: Backwarts compatibility, DVD playback and maybe the best controller design of all time. For me the DC's controller design was the weak point of the console. Only one analog stick, shaky triggers and the size of that thing. It's not as worse as the N64 controller, but the Ps2 pad felt much more comfortable than the DC one. Sony proved that the dual analog design was superior to the single analog design. I don't get why Sega ignored that.
But the Dreamcast is besides it's tragic story one of the best consoles. To bad it was Sega's last one
The first time I heard of the dreamcast was when I moved to the US, my uncles had it and used to let me play it whenever. So many hours put into sonic adventure. There was a lot of good fighting games on it too. I still remember when it got marked down to 49.99 at the end.
Great console bought it day one still have it today and still works! Little iffy on the controller only cause of the only one analog but other then that best console I’ve ever owned! 😊
I can’t believe the prices now compared to the early 2000s. Boy do I miss this system.
Still love my Dreamcast more than any other system to date. Good video.
I remember seeing soul calibur running and being blown away thinking I'll get one myself but then PS2 happened and I was caught in its tractor beam.
Never had one but I will probably get one. I’m quite interested to see what Sega would do if they made a modern console because the dreamcast was really unique
The Dreamcast was the first console I bought with my own money. Between finishing high school and starting college I got a job, and saving part of my salary I was able to buy a used dreamcast from a pawnshop. It was magical, specially considering you didnt need a modchip to run backups. I lost count of how many hours I spent playing dreamcast games and emulators. I was even lucky enough to find a keyboard for a really low price. Good times.
I remember the system being noisy as hell. "It's Thinking" was the slogan.
I got one 5 or so months after release by ordering it from my aunts fingerhut account. I still remember the feeling when it actually showed up on my doorstep. giddy af.
DoA and Ferrari F355 were the game that blown my mind with the high quality graphics, its Super detailed and has a great anti-aliasing.
I loved the Dreamcast. Sega was such a different company in those days. It's a shame they stopped making consoles. Microsoft helped do that.
I’m still looking for a Sega Saturn! You told me I HAD TO BUY A SATURN. Make up your mind my friend!!! My goodness. Lol Now I have to go find another Dreamcast TOO?! ;)
Peter Moore 2 years into the Dreamcast's life talking about how the Dreamcast wasn't the system Sega was focused on was the death nail for Sega.
I remember there was a video game store in a popular shopping mall in my hometown. You could rent the Dreamcast by the hour and you could play your choice of Marvel vs Capcom 2, Powerstone, Dead or Alive 2, Virtua Striker or Soulcalibur. All which were available in the arcades but there was something else about just hanging in their lounge with your friends for a solid 2 hours. It was until 2001 that I bought my very own Dreamcast. It certainly was way ahead of their time.
All Dreamcast games ran at 480i (well, PAL versions run at 575i). The VGA adapter wasn't there for 480p, it allowed to use higher resolutions than 640x480.
Power Stone 1 and 2 was my life as a kid!
Absolutely a tragedy this console wasn't a success. The Dreamcast was so ahead of its time.
Reason why dreamcast was not sucessfull. It came out in between the 5th and 6th generation. Plus, the saturn discontinued a year earlier due to Bernie Stolar.
Got it....paid mine at a Thrift store for $7.00....with sonic adventure on the inside!!!!
I have mine with 4 controllers, 2 memory cards, and some great games. Power Stone 1 and 2 is worth it alone
That was a great system. Handful of really great games too. Wish it lasted much longer than it did.
Dropped mine once, as I was taking it to a friend's to play. It never worked again & that was the end of my Dreamcast days. It was right around the time other systems were coming out, back then. Got an original Xbox instead.
If you have or are interested in buying a dreamcast you can add rubber grips from the nintendo switch joycons and they will fit perfectly on the dreamcast analog stick!
Sega CD had 3 of my favorite RPGs. Lunar 1 and 2, and Vay
I remember getting one of these. I remember the whole it’s thinking commercials too. I believe I had everyone’s favorite jet set radio and nfl blitz. I think I had one of the RE games too. Good times man
NBA 2k2 and UFC Was my all Time favorite Game.On SEGA Dreamcast🎮
I own one. Mine has the DCHDMI mod with the region free mod. Recharging clock battery, and self healing controller port fuses. Beast of a console.
Loved it, even the sometimes hated Sonic Adventure games. Though it was also my favorite 2-d fighting machine.
I have mine, + dozen games and love it
Prized possession of mine
AYO the algoriddem delivered! Can’t get enough of dreamcast content from passionate channels/content creators. PS, Anyone wanna buy Plasma Sword Or Rayman 2 CIB and in great condition. Let me know I’m selling them. They are good games but I can’t play all of them and must prioritise.
I have 3. I love this Console. I only use it for Fighting Games as I have every release of 2D Fighting Games for it.
I am enjoying my Dreamcast now....new games come out every year....still enjoying it now...playing Dolphin Blue and Seven Mansions American verst now.