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10 Dreamcast Games for XBLA and PSN

From Strategyinformer.com: "With the recent release of Crazy Taxi and Sonic Adventure on Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network, we're now very interested to see what the next batch of Dreamcast ports will be. Sega announced in the summer that 20 old Dreamcast titles will be hitting the XBLA and PSN stores over the next year, and there are some titles we'd love to jump back into. Here's ten of our favourites."

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vhero5314d ago

Hmm you can probably get about 3 or 4 good games out of that powerstone will be up at the top though and maybe shenmue which has a cult following.

AAACE55314d ago

Whe I downloaded the demo for Crazy Taxi, I noticed it was around 200 Mb's. I'm getting curious to see how many games they will be able to fit on that Dreamcast collection disc due in february!

Hopefully they can get ShenMue 1 and 2 on the same disc with a few other games!

noxeven5314d ago

I love skies of arcadia, aleady own the ps2 port of grandia so i wouldnt buy that again probably but id love sonic shuffle that wasnt mentioned. Everything else on that list be fine but in the end id pretty much like the entire dc libaray such dynamite cop and die hard

holdmyown835314d ago

i so want Powerstone..i loved that game..but wasnt JetMoto on dreamcast?

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Sega Announces Financial Results With Significant Growth in Gaming Profits, Discusses Strategy

Today, Sega announced its financial results for the full fiscal year that started in April 2024 and ended in March 2025.

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TheColbertinator30d ago

Atlus coming in strong for Sega thankfully

CrimsonWing6930d ago

What about the Yakuza series and Sonic?

_Decadent_Descent30d ago

I like what's on their legacy IP list, but there are still many more franchises they could revive. Shining Force and Chakan come to mind.

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30 Years Ago, Sega Took Its Biggest Gamble With Saturn And Failed

"That’s not how you launch a system".

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thorstein31d ago

The Dreamcast was the biggest gamble and way ahead of its time.

OtterX31d ago

I wish we lived in the Alternate Timeline where Sega was still a dominant force in the console space and it hadn't been Microsoft.

Deeeeznuuuts30d ago

I've always said this, would much prefer SEGA, such a shame.

blacktiger30d ago

this was all part of the plan to give Microsoft the spot

chicken_in_the_corn30d ago

Would be interesting to see what they would do for a modern console.

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darthv7231d ago

Saturn was a fantastic piece of kit... they just went a little too ambitious with its dual CPU setup. which turned a lot of developers off (at the time). The homebrew community have done some amazing work many years later, thanks to multichip experience. It is still the best platform for arcade fighters and shmups of all time. Dreamcast is a close 2nd though.

Profchaos31d ago

Yeah it was a interesting decision especially when looking at how dual CPU is considered a root cause of why the Jaguar was a failure.

Also the hardware rendered four sided polygons where the standard was three if they kept with triangle polygons I feel the systems development would have been easier to work with and we would have seen more third party ports in the west.

I think it was a victim of its time more than anything it saw huge success in Japan but the leadership and internal turmoil in the west meant games were not getting localised along with a focus on arcade like games were the PlayStation and later the N64 were pushing more in depth experiences over coin munching high score driven games.

Knightofelemia31d ago

I still enjoy my Saturn it was the first console I mowed lawns for and saved up for to purchase. I went so far as to purchase a used Saturn to run off an SD card. I even have a second Dreamcast modded to run off an SD card as well.

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Five Forgotten Firsts in Video Games History

Certain video games firsts have become common knowledge over the years, while some incredible feats have fallen into the dustbin of time - TechStomper has dug up five of those forgotten firsts.

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