SEGA
Dreamcast
Sega · 1998–2001 · Generation 6
Sega's last console: 9/9/99, online out of the box, gone too soon.
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Reviews
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In the Vault
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News
NewsNFL Blitz 2000 AnnouncedNFL Blitz 2000 is expected to hurdle out of training camp and tackle the PlayStation game console, Nintendo 64, Sega Dreamcast, Game Boy Color and PC this fall.→NewsInfogrames Announces E3 LineupFresh from the acquisition of U.S. and European game companies Accolade and Gremlin, global powerhouse Infogrames Entertainment plans to unveil 35 titles at the Electronic...→NewsMicrosoft and Konami form Licensing ArrangementMicrosoft and Konami Company announced they have formed a cross-licensing arrangement that will bring each company's respective console and PC games to new platforms.→NewsAccolade E3 Lineup AnnouncedIt would showcase its new 1999 lineup of software at next week's Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles.→NewsSega Dreamcast US Launch DateSega Dreamcast US Launch Date made news on April 15, 1999, with During a teleconference from its headquarters in San Francisco, Calif.→NewsMDK2 AnnouncedMarch 30, 1999: Interplay Entertainment revealed the development of their first Sega Dreamcast title, MDK2.→NewsSandbox Studios announcedSteve Bergenholtz, co-founder of Utopia Technologies, has announced the formation of Sandbox Studios, a Texas-based software development company.→ReviewGodzilla GenerationsA city-flattening kaiju game far better than its reputation, gorgeous and fun despite too-few levels and zero challenge.→NewsBioWare Developing MDK2BioWare, announced the ongoing development of their first Sega Dreamcast title, MDK2. The sequel to last year's sci-fi action thriller MDK, the game hosts an array of dynamic new features and technology.→NewsRTIME interview postedGame-Interviews.com have posted an interview with Glen Van Datta, Director of Engineer for RTIME Inc. In this interview he talks about their history, the engine's.→
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