The Xbox is ten years old this week. For those who have enjoyed playing games on either the original console or its successor the Xbox 360, it's a time for heartfelt congratulations.

There have been rumors for years that Microsoft planned to buy Japanese game maker SEGA. But did you know SEGA hoped to make the original Xbox compatible with Dreamcast games?

The basic layout of the Dreamcast's controller would also be replicated on Xbox systems and other pads, like Nintendo's Switch Pro Controller. It was also the first console to user a higher ...

The Dreamcast's lifespan was from 1998 to 2001, when Sega’s Vice President, Hideki Sato, announced that production of the console would cease, and Sega would be moving into third-party publishing.

SEGA's Dreamcast Collection will release for the PC, Xbox 360 and as a PC digital download on 25th February in Europe, … ...

This summer, a Dreamcast emulator called WinDCe10 will be making its way to the Xbox One, allowing you to play all of your favorite Dreamcast games for the first time, with no region restrictions ...

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Before there was Xbox, Microsoft partnered with Sega to bring Windows to the console. Sort of. This is the tale of the Sega Dreamcast, probably the most underrated console ever made.

The original Xbox went on sale in 2001, the same year that Sega discontinued Dreamcast. It's not uncommon for hardware companies to experiment with prototypes before choosing a final design.

9. Resident Evil Code Veronica. While Code Veronica wouldn't be on everybody's top 10 list for the SEGA Dreamcast, I absolutely loved it, and still play it regularly to this day (come on Capcom ...

The Dreamcast was the first 128-bit home console, equipped with a 56k modem that could connect to dial-up internet. It used GD-ROMs, a precursor to DVDs, which could store over 1 GB of data.

We've already been releasing some Dreamcast games digitally; Crazy Taxi [for one]." In November US shop GameStop published a listing for a PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 title called Dreamcast Collection.