The SEGA Dreamcast is fondly remembered by many gamers as a system that was ahead of its time. Despite its many innovations and excellent titles, it was crushed by the Playstation 2 and became the last system SEGA ever made.
It is in the shadow of this legacy that the "Dreamcast Collection" falls terribly short. For $30, you're given four Dreamcast games and absolutely nothing else. No features about the history of the system. No interviews with developers or even gaming critics who could reminisce about the titles and the system's pre-Y2K awesomeness. There's not even an attractive menu system. Even worse, one of the games, "Crazy Taxi," is stripped of its (now retro) Gen-X soundtrack.
Right now you can save big on retro classics and retro-inspired indie hits. It’s all part of Humble Store’s Retro Paradise Sale, which is running for the next week.
Some of the top deals include Sonic Mania for $6.79, Cuphead for $16.99, Dreamcast Collection for $7.49, Mega Man Legacy Collection for $5.99, and Hotline Miami for $1.99.
The whole crew is out except for Thomas and Lo so they were free to take over the podcast and talk about SEGA for most of the gamescast. Thomas runs into some problems with Amazon Same-Day Delivery and started playing Horizon Zero Dawn.
Dreamcast underrated gem still have mine, play STURMWIND absolutely stunning 2D shooter. In the right hands the dreamcast is a beast.
For me personally would like to see Microsoft drop out of console development and Sega come back as one of the big three. Nintendo, Sega, Sony, would be expensive but would guarantee I would own all three each GEN!! LOL.
If I have one wish at present it is that there is a genuine successor to the Dreamcast, made by SEGA. In fact, if they could just update a version of the original Dreamcast with modern tech and wi-fi, etc. and ensure the graphics were at a PS4 level and then gave up modern day versions of all the IPs Sega had at the time, I would never leave my home and would be playing on Dreamcast 4 for 16 hours a day. I know this will never happen and thankfully, in addition to the PS4 Pro and the Switch, I still have all my Dreamcast consoles and games to enjoy till I just die from overgaming...
BNR: If you know me, you might know that I'm a big fan of the Sega Dreamcast- I don't remember what I was doing when it came out seeing as I was five years old and had more pressing matters on my mind, but no matter- I came to appreciate the ahead-of-its-time brilliance that was the Dreamcast when I grew older. Today (the date system on our site's broken but this article went live on September 9, 2015) marks the 16th anniversary of the US launch of the Sega Dreamcast- it was a unique machine that was home to some awesome games- in memory of it is the latest episode of the Blackman 'N Robin Irregular Game Show, embedded below for your viewing pleasure.
