The Official Dreamcast Magazine

This is a truly worhty mag of the official Stamp from Sega. Recently it went ou of business but we can remember it as a loyal DC mag, not biased with a great cover disk. The pics and news were great and I read many issues to find out about all the gossip for my DC. After it went out of business I turned to the Dreamcast MAg but I favoured the official one. The writers are witty and the reviews are awfully sophisticated with all the news presented clearly and easily to read. The pages are crammed with information and it was basically the first magazine to give out a page full of useful gadgets which they review. Everything is presented well and looks top notch! ...

If you’re seriously into gaming then no doubt you’ve got a PS2, a Dreamcast an N64 and a Playstation. For the more normal types there is usually just the one console and for me that’s the Dreamcast. I’ve always made a habit of purchasing the odd magazine to get the latest news, reviews and those usually tempting previews. I’ve tried the three main Dreamcast mags namely DC-UK, Dreamcast Magazine and this, the official Dreamcast Magazine. It’s the most expensive of the three at £4.99 a month but it is also the only one with a monthly demo cover disc. This is nothing unusual, the majority of ...

I have been a subscriber to the OFFICIAL Dreamcast magazine since the issues started and I have to say that I have been fairly impressed by most of the magazines and the addition of a monthly guaranteed demo disc was obviously a great incentive for me to subscribe. I pay about £40 a year for 12 issues - which saves a good 33% and the magazines 'apparently' get to my house before they reach the shops - I say apparantly as they seem to arrive about the same time - and are occasionly late - but this doesn't matter too much. I think the general content is of a godd standard - reliable reviews - and FAIR unbiased reviews - they do not give everything 10/10 ...