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this is for all the people who are dreamcast gamers and please no anti-retro people please
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It did have some great Sega titles though, before it failed and the titles were ported over.
Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, Virtua Tennis, Shenmue...all started life on the DC.
Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, Virtua Tennis, Shenmue...all started life on the DC.
Every one of those seems to be more of a 'support title' than a 'must buy' to me.
MSR and Skies of Arcadia were two of my most played. MSR can now been seen as PGR on the XBox and Skies eventually got a remake for the Gamecube.
I have Shenmue still but never really got into it (Skies got in the way).
Basically anyone who got a Dreamcast early on got to play some fantastic titles that anyone who didn't get a Dreamcast early on had to wait another console generation and a few years to get their mitts on them.
Even today I reckon you could still get by with a Dreamcast and nothing else, you wouldn't be missing out on all that much.
I have Shenmue still but never really got into it (Skies got in the way).
Basically anyone who got a Dreamcast early on got to play some fantastic titles that anyone who didn't get a Dreamcast early on had to wait another console generation and a few years to get their mitts on them.
Even today I reckon you could still get by with a Dreamcast and nothing else, you wouldn't be missing out on all that much.
However a lot of gamers found Shenmue boring and PGR/MSN too clinical.
I played MSR round a friends and it was very dull after 5 mins.
Then again Halo'll split a room sometimes too.
I played MSR round a friends and it was very dull after 5 mins.
Then again Halo'll split a room sometimes too.
I currently have the following for mine:
Shemnue
MSR
Soul Calibur
Sonic Adventure 1 & 2
Power Stone 1 & 2
Chu Chu Rocket.
only really play Soul Calibur and Power Stones with the occaisonal dabble on Shemnue and the Sonics.
Shemnue
MSR
Soul Calibur
Sonic Adventure 1 & 2
Power Stone 1 & 2
Chu Chu Rocket.
only really play Soul Calibur and Power Stones with the occaisonal dabble on Shemnue and the Sonics.
Hedfix wrote:
> However a lot of gamers found Shenmue boring and PGR/MSN too
> clinical.
The PGR/MSR issue is basically a case of whatever floats your boat, they're both the same game essentially. Whereas some people prefer that arcadey style of racing, others prefer the simulation side of things and stick to Forza/Gran Turismo.
Dreamcast had Sega GT, Le Mans 24 Hours and F355 Challenge to cater for the sim side. Sega GT in particular had the same kind of depth as most Gran Turismos since.
> However a lot of gamers found Shenmue boring and PGR/MSN too
> clinical.
The PGR/MSR issue is basically a case of whatever floats your boat, they're both the same game essentially. Whereas some people prefer that arcadey style of racing, others prefer the simulation side of things and stick to Forza/Gran Turismo.
Dreamcast had Sega GT, Le Mans 24 Hours and F355 Challenge to cater for the sim side. Sega GT in particular had the same kind of depth as most Gran Turismos since.
the best games for the dreamcast for me are house of the dead 2, sonic adventure, spawn, capcom vs snk 2, seaman, and virtua fighter 3 tb.
i have a dreamcast and it has its own place in my room and i have 200 games a gun a mic 10 vmu's 3 pads a keyboard a fishing rod and 2 rumble packs so there.
I am *so* jealous..
Confidential Mission was always a laugh if you wanted to experience epilepsy...
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