History of the Dreamcast
The Dreamcast is Sega's last released video game console.
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The fragmentation of Google's Android operating system is a hotly debated topic. But haven't we seen this all before? Mobile games developer, Luke Rogers, takes a look at the reasons behind the Dreamcast's failure and points to the history lessons Google should be paying attention to.
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History of Dreamcast console, technical review of Dreamcast console and more
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As the decade dawned, gaming was facing one of its darkest periods. The SEGA Dreamcast, released in 1998, and the first of the sixth generation of consoles, was about to be smashed without remorse by one of the most insidious forces in gaming history.
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The SEGA Dreamcast may likely go down in history as one of the most disappointing consoles. SEGA fans to this day salivate at the thought of a Dreamcast 2.
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Welcome back to the stage of history!!! Soul Calibur redefined the three dimensional fighting genre and is still considered the gold standard. Smooth fighting mechanics, breath taking visuals and an incredible soundtrack made this a killer app for the Dreamcast in 1999. This timeless fighter is a must have for any Dreamcast owner.
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Still considered by some to be the best system ever made, the Dreamcast had a profound effect on the game industry despite its short life. So in celebration of the oft-overlooked console, let's take a look back at the history of Sega's last effort in the world of hardware.
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Where were you on September 9, 1999? For as much as the NES changed the face of the industry, few can say they lined up on day one to get theirs. Even the original PlayStation's launch was lukewarm by today's standards. But 9/9/99 is a date that will live on, not just because of its mnemonic repetition, but because it started the trend of carefully
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