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 ...

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 ...

Mario Kart has been dominating discussions in online gaming circles lately, what with the release of Mario Kart World for Nintendo's brand-new Switch 2. Is it good? Is it bad? I couldn’t tell you — ...

Joe Musashi from Shinobi Given his status as a Sega icon, Shinobi (as most people probably call him over his frankly stupid real name, Joe) would have been a perfect fit for a fighting title such as ...

Little Jimmy the Dreamcast fan sits in the school cafeteria at lunchtime. All his buddies sitting with him at the lunch table are exchanging enthusiastic stories of their experiences playing their new ...

Of course, because this is a Derek patch, it of course includes a "bonus" section. Replacing the now-defunct "Network Mode" on the menu, it will launch a modified version of the Dream Passport web ...

However, regardless of the staying power of some, eventually every single online Dreamcast game had its official servers switched off. Luckily for us though, the scene has persistently had a cohort of ...

On January 5th, alpha footage of what Rengundo was now calling "Segagaga Encore" appeared on YouTube, and well, it's looking really impressive!In the new engine, Rengundo had not only managed to ...

On the 23rd of October, the organisers of the Dream Disc ‘24 Game Jam revealed their forthcoming event to the world, and, in the days that have since passed, their announcement has produced quite a ...

Launched by the prolific FJM Publications in December of 1998, Dreamzone was the first magazine of its ilk to appear in Europe. Understandably enthused by the Japanese launch, their early start meant ...

"Farnation" is a name that is probably more familiar to the most diehard of SEGA Dreamcast fans. The game's existence was first revealed in August 2000 by GameSpot. The site's staff would then go on ...