They are just that elusive and incredibly valuable. Here are some of the rarest Sega Dreamcast games you'll probably never own, unless you're willing to pay a lot of money for them.

These are the games that defined the ultimate cult console, the Sega Dreamcast.

On this day in 1999, the world became a little brighter. That’s when Sega released its final games console, the Dreamcast, in North America. A massive media campaign, cryptically teasing “9.9. ...

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

Sega's Dreamcast console was ahead of its time and helped shape the landscape of gaming in the 2000s and today.

Sega is releasing a catalog of free-to-play classics from each of its consoles on mobile devices with a new service called Sega Forever.

A Sega Dreamcast classic from 1999 is getting a new remake this year. While the game in question came to the Sega Dreamcast in 1999, it actually debuted in arcades a year earlier in 1998.

The Sega Dreamcast was released 17 years ago today in the United States. A console defined by experimental games and featu res far ahead of the curve, it’s fair to say that the Dreamcast changed ...

Arguably the most popular role-playing game to ever release on Sega Dreamcast is said to be coming back in the form of a new reboot or reimagining. Despite being the final console that Sega ever ...

The Dreamcast is one of the most-loved consoles ever to end up a failure at retail, and Sega is keeping the dream alive.

10 best Sega Dreamcast games, from Crazy Taxi to Shenmue Sega’s final console quietly amassed a cult following with its groundbreaking online gaming features and a line-up of visually stunning ...