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Why the Dreamcast was different

We break down why Sega's doomed system is the industry's most beloved cult console

Words: Mikel Reparaz, GamesRadar US
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YamiZero  - 2 months 15 days ago 
What about the most important aspect of the Dreamcast! The Death of Segata Sanshiro!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tstf-M2ngrc
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Xeacons  - 2 months 15 days ago 
Yeah, the DC was really last gen (PS2/Xbox era), above and beyond N64/PS1.

Sega just gave up too early.
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erix99  - 2 months 13 days ago 
Sega DC tried their best to create a great game console but it was just not good enough when comparing the Playstation2 when it released. I think the reason was simple, Sega stopped to care about DC, I believed that if Sega could they can create a DC 2 or 3 like Playstation did. However they didnt, the game that Sega DC had was unique and very fun indeed. I got one of those and I still love it. However the PS3 is much better now. I think DC picked the wrong time to release and PS3 picked right time.
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throughironsights  - 2 months 13 days ago 
does anyone remember pen pen triIcelon? that game was so weird but strangely addicting...
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