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shaneo632 Tony Hawks Pro Skater (DC): ... Tony Hawk s Pro Skater is more popular on the PlayStation, the Dreamcast version actually boasted far better graphics, and was more refined in a lot of other areas, like pop-in reduction and framerate. Whilst one of the better selling games for the doomed console, it still never really found the audience that Sega hoped it would. Regardless, it s one of the very first skateboarding games, and set a precedent...
Read the full review: Still one of the best skateboarding games by shaneo632
 

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Dreamcast Games - Ready 2 Rumble Boxing (DC) Ready 2 Rumble Boxing (DC)
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Sno-cross Championship Racing (DC) Sno-cross Championship Racing (DC)
Dreamcast Games / A driving game developed by UDS and published by Crave. There are single-race championship and time-trial modes. The championship mode serves as the game's main attraction. Offering three tiers of racing - 500cc, 600cc and 700cc - the championship mode
overall rating  1 review
 
Dreamcast Games - MTV Skateboarding - Featuring Andy MacDonald (DC) MTV Skateboarding - Featuring Andy MacDonald (DC)
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overall rating  1 review
 
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX (DC) Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX (DC)
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Dreamcast Games - Sega Worldwide Soccer 2000 (DC) Sega Worldwide Soccer 2000 (DC)
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overall rating  2 reviews
 
Jimmy White's Cueball 2 (DC) Jimmy White's Cueball 2 (DC)
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overall rating  5 reviews
 
Dreamcast Games - Sega Bass Fishing (DC) Sega Bass Fishing (DC)
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overall rating  6 reviews
 
NBA Showtime (DC) NBA Showtime (DC)
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Dreamcast Games - Pen Pen (DC) Pen Pen (DC)
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overall rating  4 reviews
 
ECW Hardcore Revolution (DC) ECW Hardcore Revolution (DC)
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shaneo632 Bass Fishing (DC)
... Nintendo Wii probably owes a lot to games like Sega Bass Fishing, which tested the waters with the rather goofy interactive game genre, which Nintendo then perfected with their hugely successful console (and as a result released the game on their console also!). Whilst the idea of a fishing sim is hardly the most invigorating idea out there, and I certainly wasn t one who parted with £40 for this game back on release, but I did catch it second hand a few years later for about £10, and loving the sheer absurdity of its concept, decided to give it a go. The premise is of course, very simple - with the use of a fishing rod remote, you cast out your hook and attempt to c...
Read the full review: Fun for a few minutes by shaneo632
shaneo632 Ready 2 Rumble Boxing (DC)
... 2 Rumble Boxing is an extremely fun, cartoon-style boxing game that s something of a response to the numerous franchise titles released around the same time, such as EA s Knockout Kings. This game has absolute no pretension at all towards authenticity or realism, both as it relates to gameplay and visuals, and instead focuses purely on being fun, off the wall, and very crazy! The most famous character is without a doubt Afro Thunder, a Jimi Hendrix lookalike who can deliver lightning fast punches, and is probably the best fighter in the game if you re new to the game (although picking things up takes very little time indeed). However, there is a plethora of colourf...
Read the full review: Fun boxing game by shaneo632
shaneo632 Virtua Tennis (DC)
... Tennis was arguably the first tennis game to really make the series any popular - prior to this, there were a few overly serious tennis games that never really made an impact on the PS1, but Virtua Tennis fully exploited its arcade-style aesthetic to give the game a real sense of fun, and a sense that has transpired over into numerous sequels on the PS2 and PS3. The gameplay is obviously very simple - you can either play a singles game, or a doubles outing, meaning you and three other players can all plug in controllers and whack balls at each other. What s more worth describing is the campaign mode, which is downright strange, but admittedly a lot of fun. Whilst ...
Read the full review: Superb tennis game by shaneo632
 
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