Author: robotokiwi2
Date: May 02, 07 09:59PM
Subject: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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why people still like to play dreamcast?
Author: LanDi Sama
Date: May 03, 07 10:39AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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Because it has alot of good games
Albeit alot of them have been ported now, however..
Author: LinkMaster03
Date: May 04, 07 12:30AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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Because it's awesome. I cried when I played PSO a few days ago. I can't belive Dreamcast had to end.
Author: nanosaur
Date: May 04, 07 08:06PM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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Ita a great system with plenty of good games.
And its the only one i\'m allowed to hook up in my room
Author: Master of the VG
Date: May 16, 07 07:26PM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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I still like to play it because I have some good games for it. I'm also going to see if my friend will give me his copy of Marvel vs. Capcom since he sold his DC (he still has some games for it though).
Author: Mentallooser
Date: May 22, 07 07:39AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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it was such an original system and plenty of good games came out for it.
Author: jesusarnold
Date: Jul 29, 07 01:28PM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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Well, for starters, Powerstone 2, Ooga booga and Chu chu rocket are all extremely good 4-player party games which never got proper ports to other systems. Soul calibur is like, one of the greatest games of all time. Rez is one of my favourite games ever made and is better suited to the dreamcast controller than PS2, and, generally i'd rather play my sega games (sonic, crazy taxi, house of the dead, Jet set radio) on a sega console.
Author: emuman
Date: Nov 20, 07 10:42PM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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quote robotokiwi2because they have souls...why people still like to play dreamcast?
Author: qtrin
Date: Nov 22, 07 09:28AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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One word Shenmue
Author: qtrin
Date: Nov 22, 07 09:33AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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quote emumanvery true, I like.quote robotokiwi2because they have souls...why people still like to play dreamcast?
Author: The_Don
Date: Nov 26, 07 01:42AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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Because the gaming system is very simply with lots of old, classic titles to play. I still have mine, but it's stuffed in my closet.
Author: ApieOpie
Date: Dec 01, 07 10:37AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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Because it reminds me to the time I wasn't this old
Those good old days, had the time to play all day
Author: Master of the VG
Date: Dec 10, 07 12:32AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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quote ApieOpieI'll second that, except replace Genesis with Dreamcast (although I had more time back when I had a Dreamcast than I do now).Because it reminds me to the time I wasn't this old
Author: DilZZ
Date: Dec 10, 07 07:10PM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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It's a good console, just unlucky with the release time with the Playstation expected soon. It's surly better then some recent consoles in my personal opinion. Endless hours of fun! :-)
Author: Master of the VG
Date: Dec 15, 07 05:53AM
Subject: re: why people still like to play dreamcast?
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I liked the VMU. Sadly that pretty much died with the Dreamcast (although the first playstation had the Pocketstation).