Super Ramon
Banned
Got mines late. Got it for my bday sept 2001. Couple months later grandma bought me the Xbox and the dreamcast went to the bushes. I only had 2 games for it anyway. Sonic adventure 1 & 2 
9/9/99 - REMEMBERING THE DREAMCAST (16 YEARS LATER)
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me too.still have mine.
played the first sonic adventure today.
just right that i play the first game i ever put into my dreamcast on the dreamcast's b'day!!!
triplehate
Superstar
I got it for my birthday on 9-14
That 2k
Playing 2k1 online and whopping everybody asses in the dorms
Bootlegs from the flea market the same day they release for 5 bucks
I shoulda paid retail
Rip
That 2k
Playing 2k1 online and whopping everybody asses in the dorms
Bootlegs from the flea market the same day they release for 5 bucks
I shoulda paid retailRip
still have mine.
EDIT:
just counted my dreamcast games - 26 games!!
i remember getting a bundle of them for dirt cheap on e bay a few years back!!
dreamcast gets dusted off every now and then for a test drive!!
I've almost bought some, shyt is just too easy to burn for though.EDIT:
just counted my dreamcast games - 26 games!!
i remember getting a bundle of them for dirt cheap on e bay a few years back!!
dreamcast gets dusted off every now and then for a test drive!!
yeah, i heard about that.
my shenmue 2 disc 3 recently gave me problems.
might have to download and burn it!!!
Mine still hooked up in my office. you could use that VMU in the controller to call plays in NFL 2K
Mine still hooked up in my office. you could use that VMU in the controller to call plays in NFL 2K
the vmu.
Knicksman20
Superstar
16 years and still thinking: Happy September 9th, SEGA Dreamcast fans! - SEGAbits
Another September 9th is upon us, a date that is very important to American SEGA fans. Sixteen years ago today, SEGA released the Dreamcast to the American public. Looking back, it was a bittersweet launch, as it was the last home console to be released by SEGA. Of course, we didn’t know that at the time. Back then, September 9th was nothing but excitement, and there was so much to be excited about! I know I may get some flack for saying this, but the Dreamcast’s American launch lineup stands as the best launch lineup in video game history. Just look at what games were available on day one: Air Force Delta, Blue Stinger, Expendable, Flag to Flag, House of the Dead 2, Hydro Thunder, Monaco Grand Prix, Mortal Kombat Gold, NFL 2K, NFL Blitz 2000, PenPen TriIcelon, Power Stone, Ready 2 Rumble Boxing, Sonic Adventure, SoulCalibur, TNN Motorsports Hardcore Heat, Tokyo Xtreme Racer, TrickStyle. A variety of first and third party titles spanning multiple genres, some returning franchises like Sonic, House of the Dead, and Mortal Kombat and some new ones that would go on to become major successes like SoulCalibur and the 2K series of games.
Over the past five years, SEGAbits has covered a lot of Dreamcast content. To celebrate today’s anniversary, we want to share some of our favorite Dreamcast interviews, features, and reviews. If you haven’t seen or read these before, we suggest you check them out. If you read them in the past, a second time wouldn’t hurt!
The Life, Death, and Rebirth of a Classic Console
Written by George on September 9th, 2014
It’s hard to think that the Dreamcast turned 15 years old today. For many of the writers here at SEGAbits, the Dreamcast holds a special place in our hearts, and even though the console was active in retail for less than 2 years, it amounted itself an incredible amount of great games. Let’s look back at the history of the iconic console, its death, rebirth, and its future…
Another September 9th is upon us, a date that is very important to American SEGA fans. Sixteen years ago today, SEGA released the Dreamcast to the American public. Looking back, it was a bittersweet launch, as it was the last home console to be released by SEGA. Of course, we didn’t know that at the time. Back then, September 9th was nothing but excitement, and there was so much to be excited about! I know I may get some flack for saying this, but the Dreamcast’s American launch lineup stands as the best launch lineup in video game history. Just look at what games were available on day one: Air Force Delta, Blue Stinger, Expendable, Flag to Flag, House of the Dead 2, Hydro Thunder, Monaco Grand Prix, Mortal Kombat Gold, NFL 2K, NFL Blitz 2000, PenPen TriIcelon, Power Stone, Ready 2 Rumble Boxing, Sonic Adventure, SoulCalibur, TNN Motorsports Hardcore Heat, Tokyo Xtreme Racer, TrickStyle. A variety of first and third party titles spanning multiple genres, some returning franchises like Sonic, House of the Dead, and Mortal Kombat and some new ones that would go on to become major successes like SoulCalibur and the 2K series of games.
Over the past five years, SEGAbits has covered a lot of Dreamcast content. To celebrate today’s anniversary, we want to share some of our favorite Dreamcast interviews, features, and reviews. If you haven’t seen or read these before, we suggest you check them out. If you read them in the past, a second time wouldn’t hurt!
The Life, Death, and Rebirth of a Classic Console
Written by George on September 9th, 2014
It’s hard to think that the Dreamcast turned 15 years old today. For many of the writers here at SEGAbits, the Dreamcast holds a special place in our hearts, and even though the console was active in retail for less than 2 years, it amounted itself an incredible amount of great games. Let’s look back at the history of the iconic console, its death, rebirth, and its future…
Knicksman20
Superstar
Definitely the GOAT console which got everything right. If this console got the dvd drive Sega was planning
Definitely the GOAT console which got everything right. If this console got the dvd drive Sega was planning
what if
