Dreamcast in general Reviews

After the categorical failure of the Saturn, Sega were firmly set on branding their console as Dreamcast, thinking that if they removed the Sega name, they might be able to emulate the PlayStation’s success. Aside from the Bleem Gran Turismo 2 emulator available, it didn’t quite work out for Sega’s, what I would call, ...  Read the complete review

The Dreamcast is a great system that was built very well. It's too bad it did not get more credit, because it was a great system and could've been so much more. It had a lot of potential to be a great system, but bad ratings and reviews, along with the launch of the PS2, brought this system to its downfall. But I'd say most of the ...  Read the complete review

SEGA has really made a cool, advanced 128-bit console of the whole world, Dreamcast. Some of you may think, “Is it so cool? I rather stick with other consoles.” Yes, it is cool. Also, it is very affordable for a very, amazing console like this. Give this square, white with the unique, spiral Dreamcast logo a try. The first ...  Read the complete review

Sega used to be the biggest name in home consoles, they took great market chunks away from Nintendo with the Mega Drive being the ultimate 16bit games machine – the Super Nintendo was great too, but the Mega Drive had the greatest sales. Ah, the days of 16bit technology. How it has advanced in such a small space of time! Anyway, Sega had an ...  Read the complete review

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'Why are they stopping making this wonderful machine?' I hear you all cry. I only recently bought a dreamcast, and they're soooo cheap now. Stuff the PS2, if you're after high quality gaming at a low price, choose the Dreamcast! At only a third of the price of a playstation2, this is the cheaper alternative, but like the ps2 this ...  Read the complete review

Dreamcast, the console that is 128 bits of raw power and 112 bits greater than the original sega megadrive has unfortunately, for man dreamcast owners, stopped developing games. By the end of this year games will stop being developed, the internet site (www.dreamcast-europe.com) will be closed down, and games such as Quake III are not able to be ...  Read the complete review

well it happens a lot round here. Only it doesn’t. With Sega’s recent decision to cease production, Dreamcast is perhaps the first console ever to have been discontinued whilst still being pretty much state of the art. Even the poor Saturn managed to last longer then Sega’s great white hope and even hardened Sony-philes must ...  Read the complete review

Now that the sega dreamcast is reduced to a very cheap £99.99 almost the same as a ps1 people start to wonder what is happening to sega. Sega have withdrawn from the hardware market due to piracy and sales. The pirates on the dreamcast find it very easy to get around these machines with the dreamcasts ability to read normal cds it can ...  Read the complete review

After the bad news that Sega has stopped production of the Dreamcast, I have seen many people on forums around the net saying how us Dreamcast owners are stupid, made the wrong decision, should’ve bought a PS2 etc etc. I also see a lot of people who are unsure of what to do now that the Dreamcast is so very cheap, yet it’s failed, ...  Read the complete review

In the words of Popstars new Single the message is Pure and Simple, you must buy this console, there is no reason why not to buy it. Firstly its cheap, the console is going for £99,that means little unless you see what the concole can do, the graphics are great nothing on the PS2 has yet gone better, you have four controller ports so four ...  Read the complete review

Despite being a dying console due to the success of Sony`s Playstation, Sega's Dreamcast is still an excellent console! Up to date I have owned numerous games machines dating back to the mid-eighties and the Dreamcast seems to be the natural step ahead for Sega. I bought the Dreamcast about a year ago along with Sonic Adventure and ...  Read the complete review

I just got my Sega Dreamcast a few weeks ago, for £50 second hand. For the money, right now it just cannot be beaten, and with so many great games out already and a few hundred more planned in the coming 12 months or so, it does look like the Dreamcast is certainly not over and done with quite yet. I will not go into details of ...  Read the complete review

Sega’s Dreamcast had a lot of work to do with many loyal Sega gamers not happy with the Saturn which was seen as a total flop by most, launch games included Sonic Adventure, Virtua Fighter 3 and Powerstone with my most anticipated of these being Sonic Adventure. The DC (Dreamcast) boasts four controller ports, an Hitachi SH4 RISC ...  Read the complete review

After being a follower of Nintendo since the days of the NES I was a little worried about spending my hard earned cash on a DC. I waited a year and picked up a DC, ChuChu Rocket, TeeOff Golf and TrickStyle for £149.99. . . A bargain. . . While at first the games didn't do much for me, TeeOff was a adorable but crap golf game, ...  Read the complete review

So you've heard the reports that Sega is to stop producing the Dreamcast? This may well seem a bad thing for some, but if you are the kind of person looking to get into the current generation of consoles and are scared by the price of the Playstation 2 and the lack of games, then this may just be what you are looking for. The ...  Read the complete review

Well the dreamcast is going to be scraped as is not a sucessful as the playstation 1 and 2 and the N64. This is because they launched at the wrong time as many people knew the PS2 was coming soon and would be better. The games are quite good and some you can enjoy like there trade mark Sonic The Hedgehog which i like as i owned a ...  Read the complete review

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Well, the rumors have been confirmed. In a teleconference this morning, Sega president and COO Peter Moore announced a new global strategy for Sega that includes pulling the plug on Dreamcast hardware and focusing on software development for a variety of other systems. Moore elaborated on the company's new three-pronged approach: ...  Read the complete review

i got my dramcast a few months ago and it is by far the best console i have ever owned. It is alot better than the playsation and n64 which i've owned and most of the games on the dreamcast are brilliant. Some of the best games on the dreamcast are jet set radio which is a brilliant new sort of game were you skate around spray painting ...  Read the complete review