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Yahoo: NES, Dreamcast Best Toys Of All Time
That time of year when parents have to invest in the newest hot toy for Christmas is at hand. Too bad not many of these Best Toys of All Time are still hot. More »New Dreamcast Game Gets A Deluxe Version
Just when we were sure Dreamcast games managed to dodge the trend of more expensive premium versions, redspotgames announces the Deluxe edition of it upcoming Dreamcast title, Rush Rush Rally Racing. More »Happy Birthday Dreamcast! Here's A New Game
Time to celebrate/mourn, Sega fans, for today is the tenth anniversary of the Dreamcast's launch in North America. How time flies! And to mark the occasion, Dreamcast owners have a new game to look forward to. More »Peter Moore Looks Back At Dreamcast
Ten years ago today, the SEGA Dreamcast went on sale in the US. Peter Moore, who was working at SEGA at the time, looks back on the little console that could, but ultimately, couldn't. More »Sonic Adventure DX Getting Another Remake?
Australia's Classification Board has listed a new rating for Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, suggesting that the GameCube game might be ported to current systems. More »Slim? I've Seen Slimmer...
As seen on Joystiq.Sega Will Celebrate Dreamcast's 10th Anniversary Quietly
9/9/09 will not produce any major Sega events commemorating the Dreamcast launch of 9/9/99, but the company is thinking about the future of its last gaming console in one key way. More »Dreamcast, NES Ported to Papercraft
Sure, they don't work, but these cardboard consoles definitely start more conversations. Best part, you don't even need tape or glue. Thicker paper is recommended, as is a nice printer that can handle 150dpi printouts. More »How Sega Has Described Itself From '89 To '09
Search Is On for Darjeeling's "Arcade Boy"
If someone can pull off the needle-in-a-haystack search for a kid who managed a game parlor in the Indian Himalayas 10 years ago, a "mysterious benefactor" will send the arcade a Dreamcast. More »Dreamcast New In Box $99 At ThinkGeek
Retire that poor, battered Dreamcast desperately clinging to life in your entertainment center with a shiny new one from ThinkGeek, where they're offering the console new in box for $99. More »Dreamcast Reborn As A Tablet PC
I'm not normally hot for console mods, as they're often ugly, pointless or both. But this Dreamcast one catches my eyes because, well, it's so damn eye-catching. More »No, Apple is Not Resurrecting the Dreamcast
But this is a working Dreamcast inside an iMac G3 case. Modder logicdustbin had some spare G3s and a 15-inch LCD monitor laying around, had a moment of inspiration, and soon the iCast was born. More »Sega Re-Trademarks Two More Dreamcast Titles
Alright, Sega. What are you up to? Trademarking old and occasionally obscure Dreamcast titles in anticipation of the ten year anniversary of the console's North American launch is starting to make us antsy. More »Yuji Naka Wanted Sega To Stay In The Hardware Biz
Former Sonic Team head honcho Yuji Naka is a Dreamcast fanboy. And he was very much against Sega's decision to bail on the hardware business, to kill off the Dreamcast, he says in a new interview. More »Dreamcast Mourning Time... Again!
It's been ten years, and the Dreamcast is dead. I know it, you know it and damn skippy SEGA knows it. That didn't stop game site Eurogamer from doing a forensic catalogue on the console's demise. More »"How Do I Change The Color Of SoulCalibur Female Underpants?"
This is serious stuff. Very serious. An interoffice Namco conversation regarding changing panty colors for the Dreamcast version of SoulCalibur. No, really. More »More SEGA Dreamcast Game Trademark Re-Registering Fun
SEGA has re-registered yet another trademark for yet another Dreamcast game. This time, it's puzzler ChuChu Rocket. More »The Dreamcast Turns Ten Today
Sega's last stab at console dominance is now ten years old. The Dreamcast was launched on November 27, 1998 in Japan, back when global hardware launches were almost unheard of. It wasn't exactly a success. More »Oh Yes, A Dreamcast PC With Blu-ray
Never say die! SEGA's final console, the Dreamcast, lives on — and with Blu-ray. Ain't that a kick in the nards? More »Sega Reminds All of Dreamcast
Just because Sega shitcanned the Dreamcast, doesn't mean the company has forgotten. (We haven't!) The company still has a Dreamcast game page on its corporate site. And if you look very closely at this Sonic Unleashed screenshot, you can glimpse that magic enjoyment box. Dr. Robotnik has stellar taste in game consoles. He should be congratulated. More »