Dreamcast is an excellent modding platform. Often the piracy is blamed for its downfall but in fact SEGA simply had a succession of mismanaged launches and ended their career as console makers.

Gunlord is one of the better known Dreamcast games to see release after the console’s seeming death. The 16-bit sidescroller is all about, well, being the lord of guns, and it came first to the ...

It's 2025 and new Dreamcast ports are coming in hot and fast. After getting Doom 64 and WipeOut working on Sega's beleaguered system, JNMartin is now porting something truly sacrilegious: Mario ...

Outside of the fact that the Dreamcast still has some of the best shooter and 2D fighter action you can find outside of the Neo-Geo, the homebrew offerings are getting more and more impressive ...

A homebrew, reverse-engineered GTA3 port is available for Dreamcast - and it's a remarkable technical achievement. Skip to main content 2025 Release Schedule ...

[Bren Sutton] has been a long time fan of SEGA’s Dreamcast, eagerly snapping one up right around its October 1999 European release. But after years of neglect and a somewhat questionable pain… ...

This video series gained a strong following outside the Dreamcast homebrew scene, eventually convincing Girgis and his evolving cast of team members to re-architect their Elysian Shadows engine to ...

The Sega Dreamcast - now over 20 years old, ... this option exists for certain homebrew titles. Finally, the VGA mode simply displays 640x480 in the correct aspect ratio.

Engadget started up in 2004, so we missed the rise (and fall) of the Sega Dreamcast by a few years. We've still covered the company's ups and downs over the past decade and a half (and can't wait ...

The Dreamcast isn't dead. It's resting. The Sega console keeps getting new games thanks to homebrew developers like Redspotgames and NG:DEV.TEAM who continue to support the Dreamcast, years after ...

From console RPGs to PC-DOS beat-'em-ups ...