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Soul Calibur (DC): ... hardly surprising that, upon eventually getting hold of a second-hand Dreamcast, one of the first games I bought to accompany the beautiful white(ish) machine was the 3D beat ‘em up Soul Calibur. Critically, one of the most highly-rated games ever; one of the strongest technical showcases of its time and massively popular with gamers – by all accounts, it was seen to be the Dreamcast’s magnum-opus. And yet, des...
Read the full review: "The Legend Will Never Die" by tom1clare
 

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Dreamcast Games - 18 Wheeler American Pro Trucker (DC) 18 Wheeler American Pro Trucker (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Developed and published by Sega, this is a truck driving simulation game. The object is to haul your load around four different stages using one of five different drivers (and thus trucks!). 18 Wheeler American Pro Trucker should be out in the UK in Febru
overall rating  6 reviews
 
F355 Challenge (DC) F355 Challenge (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Developed by Sega and published by Acclaim Entertainment, this is a racing game based on the Challenge Ferrari F355 F1, with 11 different tracks (5 of which you'll need to unlock) to race in three different modes (training, driving and racing). You ca
overall rating  8 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Who Wants to be a Millionaire? (DC) Who Wants to be a Millionaire? (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Developed by Hothouse and published by Eidos Interactive, this is the pc version of the television gameshow. And if you haven't seen the gameshow on telly before, it's a very simple premise: answer 15 questions correctly in a row and win a million pounds!
overall rating  13 reviews
 
Ultimate Fighting Championship (DC) Ultimate Fighting Championship (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Developed and published by Crave, this is a beat 'em up based on the real UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) where all sorts of different styles of fighters attempt to get their opponents to submit, or just pummel them into unconsciousness. There are s
overall rating  7 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Aeorwings 2 - Air Strike (DC) Aeorwings 2 - Air Strike (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Developed by CRI and published by Crave, this is the sequel to the original Aerowings. Aerowings 2: Air Strike is an aircraft combat training simulation game with 30 fighter pilot missions and 15 tactical challenges. The expected release date is Novembe.
overall rating  3 reviews
 
ECW Anarchy Rulz (DC) ECW Anarchy Rulz (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Based on ECW (or Extreme Championship Wrestling for the uninitiated) this is a wrestling simulation game developed and produced by Acclaim Entertainment. Expect ECW Anarchy Rulz to be released on the 24 November 2000.
overall rating  3 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Tomb Raider - Chronicles (DC) Tomb Raider - Chronicles (DC)
Dreamcast Games / The fifth in the Tomb Raider series by Eidos, Tomb Raider: Chronicles sees you as Lara Croft, again in a third person perspective, acquiring four unusual artefacts in four different settings. New inclusions to Lara's repertoire include the ability to
overall rating  3 reviews
 
Silent Scope (DC) Silent Scope (DC)
Dreamcast Games / This is the Dreamcast version of the arcade game by Konami. Although lacking the sniper gun available in the arcade version, Silent Scope on the Dreamcast nevertheless aims to reproduce the experience on Sega's latest console. For those who've ne
overall rating  10 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Toy Story 2 (DC) Toy Story 2 (DC)
Dreamcast Games / By Activision, Toy Story 2 is a third person adventure game based on the film of the same name. Playing as Buzz Lightear you're set the task of trying to save Woody the cowboy over 15 levels, with help from the other toys. Toy Story 2 should be releas
overall rating  1 review
 
Railroad Tycoon 2 (DC) Railroad Tycoon 2 (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Developed by Tremor Entertainment and published by G.O.D. this is the Dreamcast version of the original PC game. For those who don't know, Railroad Tycoon 2 is a god game where you take control of a small railroad company and attempt to build it up in
overall rating  2 reviews
 
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Wolfzilla Street Fighter III - Third Strike (DC)
... they did with Streetfighter 2, instead of jumping straight into a sequel with improvements, Capcom opted to release improved versions of Streetfighter 3, adding new characters and stages and so on, which, while I suppose is better than trying to market the game as a new title, but it certainly annoys a lot of people, especially when it comes to home conversions of these games, because it s a bit of a kick in the balls to shell out 40 notes for a game, only for an improved version to be released a couple of months later. However, being a die-hard Streetfighter fan, foolish as I am, I don t mind, providing these updates are all as good as Streetfighter 3:Third Strike. ...
Read the full review: Go on strike from mediocre fighters by Wolfzilla
Wolfzilla Marvel vs Capcom 2 (DC)
... the most successful Capcom 2D fighter, hell fighter full-stop, since Streetfighter 2, Marvel Vs. Capcom 2: A New Age of Heroes, hereby referred to as MvC2 for the sake of brevity, was a game that was the sole reason a lot of gamers bought a Sega Dreamcast. After the success of Marvel Vs. Capcom, everyones favourite franchise milkers returned a few years later with what was possibly their biggest fighter ever. That s in terms of roster, scope, critical and financial success. While it remains a 2D fighter in terms of graphics and engine, MvC2 is really quite far removed from the Streetfighter series of games in many ways. First of all, while Tag-Team 2D fighters ...
Read the full review: It's Gonna Take You For A Ride! by Wolfzilla
Wolfzilla Tech Romancer (DC)
... Romancer is a game that probably lost quite a few potential buyers in PAL regions based solely on it s shoddy front cover over here, which was very yellow and an emphasis was put on the most childish looking robot in the game, giving the impression that this was anything but a Giant Robot fighting game. Something a title like Tech Romancer, which sounds more like a love story about scientists, didn t help. Apparently the game started life in the Arcades, but there are no arcades around me, so I can t say I ve ever seen the machine myself. However, as with almost every game Capcom brought out around the life of the Dreamcast, Sega s little white box saw a port of th...
Read the full review: Romancing the 'Cast by Wolfzilla
 
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