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Godzilla Generations
The Vault · 1998

Godzilla Generations

Be the kaiju: flatten Japan one city at a time.
DeveloperSega
PublisherSega
Released1998
Players1
GodzillaDreamcastAction
KaijuDestruction

Godzilla Generations is a 1998 Dreamcast launch game from Sega in which you stomp through Japanese cities as Godzilla and other kaiju, flattening everything in sight against a ticking clock. Six unlockable monsters, a grading system and a VMU-linked Arena mode round it out.

Screenshots4 shots
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In the News3 mentions
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Release
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Deals
Nov 111998
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Release
How to Play TodayYour options for running this game in 2026
Original Hardware
A Dreamcast and the GD-ROM; a Japanese import. A Godzilla VMU unlocks the Arena mode.
Emulation / Other Options
Runs on Dreamcast emulators such as Flycast; note the menus are in Japanese.
Game Record
PlatformDreamcast
DeveloperSega
PublisherSega
GenreAction
Players1
SeriesGodzilla
ReviewedDecember 1, 1998
RestoredJune 5, 2026