i love the dreamcast too. i think its one of the best consoles to have been made, shame more people didnt think so. But then they missed out on loads of great games so shame on them

the-one Wrote: i love the dreamcast too. i think its one of the best consoles to have been made

thats why blockbuster has games to rent for the DC? lol they had DC games for maybe 2 months

I liked it too.
Too bad I bought it after it died.


But I have loads of games for it though.
It's a nice system, but It's not my no.1.

My no.1 stays the SNES.
GBA second.

I never owned a DC, but I borrowed a friends a few times.

I used to like the DC controller until Street Fighter 3 came out. I destroyed my left thumb with that game. It didn't matter whether I used the D-pad or the analog, both hurt after a while; especially the D-pad(I like using the D-pad in fighting games) due to it's sharp corners. Other than that, the DC was alright at best.

i love it too but i dont have it!!!

i still play my DC a lot, love that system...

REDSCORPION Wrote: i love it too but i dont have it!!!

Nice name.

I loves me muh Dreamcast

Yeah, the Dreamcast was cool. It had pretty good graphics and the memory card with the little screen was a great idea.

actually, Sony first had that idea for the first playstation... it wasn't as cool tho, and didn't fare nearly as well

but yes, the DC had lots of innovation for hardware, and tons of cool games that were actually fun

too bad they gave most of them to Xbox instead of my dear old PS2

The DC is simply increadible. Great design, great developers, great architecture. It is a "gamers" game system. It wasn't for fanboys. Which is too damn bad, because that's what the rest of the industry caters to.

DC > everything else

Very underrated system.

My Dreamcast gets more playtime than my X-box and PS2 still...that should speak volumes.

It's the tons of great fighting games that came out for it that keeps it from ever being sold, lots of other great games as well.
Plus the whole makeshift web-browser that it is too.
If I'm travelling, I can take my DC with me and still be able to hop on the internet, check my email, browse sites, and hop into the chatroom in a pinch.

And the Homebrew scene where people are making apps for it for free, like Divx players and MP3 players and Homebrew games too. Not to mention the emulation scene.

I was just a little disappointed that The Grid which was originally intended to be released on Dreamcast with online play, got nixed.