Great interview, definitely cool to learn about this fan game that was honestly a blind spot for me. I can totally see why others felt like they had to take matters into their own hands - such as ...

In the spring of 2021, in my sun-soaked Seattle, WA apartment, I stumbled upon Jet Set Radio HD on Steam. It had been 20 years since the game’s creation during the dot-com boom, and so I found myself ...

Of course, the release schedule slowed to a trickle towards the end, but the fact that nearly a 100 games were officially released for the Dreamcast in Japan after the PAL and North American markets ...

Sega Race Controller/Rally Wheel – The Dreamcast’s first-party wheel was commonplace and considered reliable by some, but others regarded it as cheaply made and bare bones. Mad Catz MC2 – Perhaps the ...

Unfortunately, for those who can't speak Japanese, the only English text in the entire game is "PRESS START BUTTON" on the initial title screen, and after that, everything else is a shot in the dark.

Anyway, if you're not familiar with WAVE Game Studios, their history, and what they have planned for the future; hopefully you will be by the end of this interview. Furthermore, if you're an ...

On the day it released, I bought Bomb Rush Cyberfunk for the Nintendo Switch, as that was the only console it was available for initially, and I don’t have a gaming PC, so that option was out. From ...

As many of you know, I have previously spoken to the original Broadsword development team on numerous occasions, including a lengthy interview featured in the excellent Dreamcast: Year Two book ...

Just when we thought that 2020's surprises were all but over, another gem is uncovered by the Dreamcast community! Dreamcast-Talk user 'sreak' revealed in a recent forum post over at Dreamcast-Talk ...

If you've been keeping an eye on the internet in the last month or so, you will be very aware about the discovery of the long thought lost Dreamcast Castlevania entry, Castlevania Resurrection. This ...

Of course, during it's official lifetime, the Dreamcast never got close to fulfilling the upper limit of its "up to 6 billion players" tagline. However, Sega did erect a superb online architecture ...