These eight Xbox original IPs, which helped set the console apart are in desperate need of sequels created for the new generation consoles ...

Although the Dreamcast was Sega’s final home console, it stood out at launch with powerful hardware and ahead-of-its-time ...

The studio recently took to BlueSky to share its love for the Shenmue III 2019 EDGE Magazine cover. It's a nice cover, we'll admit, but it was a conversation that took place in the post's replies ...

With a Dreamcast keyboard and mouse, players could experience one of the best PC ports of all time, Quake 3 Arena. Playing a fast-paced, run-and-gun first-person shooter with the Dreamcast controller ...

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 ...

A coming-of-age story entwined with a murder mystery, the Shenmue saga took players on a gripping journey from Yokosuka, Japan to Hong Kong across the span of two beloved Dreamcast titles. But it ...

Like most Dreamcast classics, MSR functions as a trip down memory lane. Its collection of late-’90s motors, from the Alfa Romeo Spider to the Peugeot 206, still holds plenty of appeal for ...

ININ has acquired the publishing rights to Shenmue 3 five years after its original PS4 release, and it promises “the story is far from over” for protagonist Ryo Hazuki et al.

2. Shenmue Was Originally A Virtua Fighter RPG Another game that’s become synonymous with the Dreamcast is Shenmue, SEGA’s landmark sandbox RPG whose DNA has gone on to influence countless ...

It meticulously mimics Dreamcast hardware for authentic gameplay. Support covers most 2D fighters and RPGs, complex titles like Shenmue may not run at full speed, however. Despite performance ...

The Dreamcast would launch in Japan on November 27th, 1998, with a release the following year in the US and Europe. Sega felt confident for the first time in what at least felt like a long time.

Sega launched Dreamcast with an ad campaign titled 'It's Thinking', which attempted to show off the power of the console. Moore joined Sega from Reebok, having never worked in games.