Japanese gamers seem to get all the goodies, ... Anyhow, Sega of Japan has unveiled a new line of Dreamcast peripherals currently set for release only for the Japanese market.

Released on November 27 in 1998 in Japan, the Dreamcast was a fascinating and brave new console for the time. However, it wouldn't see its U.S. release until almost a year later on September 9 in ...

Digital video transmission via the Dreamcast and the internet is fast approaching reality as Sega of Japan today revealed a few teaser advertisements for the Dreamcast Digital camera in various ...

For Japanese gamers, the Dreamcast was the first console to have its own digital camera, and the first to feature a karaoke game with microphone peripherals.

For years after the Dreamcast was discontinued, Japanese developers continued to use the system to release ports of their arcade shoot-’em-ups, and Ikaruga was the greatest of the bunch.

Sega cancels two Dreamcast games in Japan. Alien Front Online and Dynamic Golf will not be released for the Japanese Dreamcast. By Shahed Ahmed on May 17, 2006 at 3:09PM PDT. Comments.

The Sega Dreamcast made its Japanese debut just in time for Christmas 1998. It would take until September of 1999 for the console to reach North America, ...

But when that Dreamcast costs ¥38,000 ($469), we must be more reserved with our recommendations. That's the price PachimonTV gives to this handmade portable Dreamcast unit, shipping next month in ...

Microsoft Corp. today announced it will collaborate with Sega Enterprises Ltd. on Sega's new Dreamcast home video game system, slated for release in Japan on Nov. 20, 1998, and in the rest of the ...

Japanese Dreamcast owners received a port of NHL 2K22 in July 2002, but that game was never officially released in the PAL region. Sega actually released several games to close out the Dreamcast ...

Sega and Don Quijote announced the release of three new men’s t-shirts based on the Sega Genesis (or Mega Drive in Japan and Europe,) Sega Saturn, and Dreamcast classic console systems. Each T ...

The way Dreamcast generated polygons, textures, colors, and sound gave its games a distinct feel. If you’re like me, you can likely spot a Dreamcast game from a mile away.