Although the Dreamcast was Sega’s final home console, it stood out at launch with powerful hardware and ahead-of-its-time innovations. Yet, it failed commercially. Sony’s PlayStation 2, with its DVD ...

Multiplayer and Online Games. The Dreamcast was one of the first consoles to heavily feature online gaming. Here are some titles that showcased its online capabilities. Phantasy Star Online.

The Dreamcast emulator Flycast has added support for native Dreamcast online multiplayer. Still an experimental feature, it currently supports 20 games. Servers are hosted by Flycast developer ...

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Yet recent years have seen an interesting trend emerge – a pushback against online multiplayer, and a rise in games returning to that cosier Dreamcast or N64 experience of playing in the same ...

Dreamcast was ahead of its time. Arriving in 1998 with a bubbly Y2K aesthetic, when Sony’s PlayStation and the Nintendo 64 reigned supreme, Sega’s console was the first to offer true online ...

Soulcalibur (1999). Sega put Soulcalibur at the center of the Dreamcast’s US launch, which is really a testament to the power of the fighting game genre at that time. After a decade of games ...

The Sega Dreamcast's life was short, but it had some great games, from Sonic Adventure 2 to Resident Evil.

The best Dreamcast games are as fantastic as they are diverse. While the Sega Dreamcast didn't have the longest shelf life, it did leave one hell of an impression. That's because of the work Sega ...

25. Silver. Silver was an underrated gem of an RPG, first released on PC, then on Dreamcast.A unique real-time combat role player that was wisually similar in style to Final Fantasy VII, the game ...