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Capcom Vs SNK (DC): ... upon a time, a game like Capcom Vs. SNK, or Capcom Vs. SNK: Millenium Fight 2000 to give it it s full title, would never and could never have existed. But this was back in the good old days when Capcom and SNK s 2D fighting games ruled the arcades, and names like Fatal Fury, King of Fighters, Streetfighter and Darkstalkers wouldn t bring up a confused expression on young gamers faces, it probably would have got ...
Read the full review: Will this be a future legend? by Wolfzilla
 

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Dreamcast Games - Marvel vs Capcom 2 (DC) Marvel vs Capcom 2 (DC)
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overall rating  14 reviews
 
Half-Life (DC) Half-Life (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Developed by Captivation Digital Laboratories (for the Dreamcast that is, it was originally done by Valve for the PC) and published by Sierra Studios, this is a first person shooter (FPS) where you take the part of Dr Gordon Freeman, caught in events far
overall rating  8 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Marvel vs Capcom (DC) Marvel vs Capcom (DC)
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overall rating  15 reviews
 
Resident Evil 3 - Nemesis (DC) Resident Evil 3 - Nemesis (DC)
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overall rating  50 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Soul Calibur (DC) Soul Calibur (DC)
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overall rating  66 reviews
 
Resident Evil - Code Veronica (DC) Resident Evil - Code Veronica (DC)
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overall rating  49 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Quake 3 Arena (DC) Quake 3 Arena (DC)
Dreamcast Games / Developed by ID and published by Sega, Quake 3 for the Dreamcast is a first person shooter with online capabilities.
overall rating  18 reviews
 
Power Stone 2 (DC) Power Stone 2 (DC)
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overall rating  21 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Street Fighter Alpha 3 (DC) Street Fighter Alpha 3 (DC)
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overall rating  5 reviews
 
Tech Romancer (DC) Tech Romancer (DC)
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overall rating  7 reviews
 
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tom1clare 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, despite all this, it was with a nervous anticipation that I first sat down to playing the game. You see, even with such praise, I was somewhat sceptical. I had played both its predecessor (Soul Blade) and its successor (Soul Calibur II) and whilst undeniably impr...
Read the full review: "The Legend Will Never Die" by tom1clare
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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