What Becomes A Dreamcast Most?
Some sucka MC on Kotaku reminds us that today is the birfday of everybody's favorite dearly-departed (sorta) console: the Sega Dreamcast.
Like Grace Kelly, Princess Di and Marie of Roumania before her, the Dreamcast fled the earthly realm far too soon, and like those great royal ladies, Miss Dreamcast left behind a veritable army of fans who've carried on her name (and supported her corpse with software). Why, who doesn't remember Elton John's 1999 hit, "Console In The Wind?"
So whisper a prayer for the Dreamcast when you're playing your Nintendo, Sony, or Microsoft system - and blow your Sega games a kiss in honor of their fallen hardware sister. Of course, if you've got a Dreamcast, you can give her all the sloppy tongue-kissing she can handle!
Happy Birthday Dreamcast!
tiny dancer
Posted to Miscellany on 9 September 2007
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Looks like I need to go fire mine up and play a little Soul Calibur, Marvel Vs. Capcom 2, and Power Stone 2 as a tribute...
Dreamcast was released in november 1998 and the last one was produced in november 2001... there is nothing to do with dreamcast today.
But today is the Playstation bday. The first one was released on september 9th 1995... (three years before the first dreamcast, so still no link with it).
RIP old friend
um, dude, it came out on 9/9/99 in the U.S.
lol... article like this are the reason I'm glad I found this website... ;-)
I feel like I stand alone in some things. I think Halo, Final Fantasy 7, and the Dreamcast are all mediocre things that gets far to much praise.
We were just playing Dreamcast last night and this morning. Marvel vs Capcom 2, Ikaruga, Rez - I can't find these games for other systems, and it brings me joy to play them on my little white Sega box.
Lolz, I was telling my buddy I was going to pull out my Dreamcast this weekend. I love RE Code: Veronica, and Marvel Vs Capcom 2. In fact, I even went through 2 controlers on that game.
Heck, I still have my pretty big library of fighting games, even some imports. That was my fav part of the system, that you could play imports with the game shark.