It's used in a pawn shop, for like 50 or 80 bucks... Do I get it? I mean, really? what am I going to do with it? Okay, thanks for your input. never really played any DC games, so I need your knowledge.
It's a pretty great console if you're into arcade game. If you're not, well, there are a few good non-arcade games too, but the library of titles isn't very huge. In this respect you could almost think of it as a 3D neo-geo.
Look up 'dreamcast' of youtube to see some of the games in action.
Also, note that dreamcast emulation is slowly becoming pretty good, if you're only curious about a few games.
But anyway, if you're gonna buy, compare the prices, for $80 I'm sure you could like 3 used dreamcasts.
$50 is a little pricey, but it's worth it if you have no other options. $80 isn't worth it.
Plus it's so easy to pirate for the thing. Just burn and go.
i thinks its a nono lol
the only interesting games for dreamcast is
the street fighter 3 gameseries
nakoruru
twinkle star
and a couple of stg
...
depends on the games you like i guess
Decent price for Dreamcast is around 35 to 40 USD.
Don't forget the original Chu Chu Rocket.
>>4
You have no taste. Your internet license is revoked.
based on this, I think I'll just pass for now. I have enough consoles as it is (NES, SNES, Gameboy, SP, NDS, N64, PS1, PS2, PS3, Wii) so i'll stick to my guns. thanks for the info! I'll just emulate if I get curious
I wish i would get one here. It's very rare and mostly pretty expensive. ><
I got mine for 30ish. It's worth every penny :D
>>8 Sell your Gameboy, SP, N64, and PS1 and get Dreamcast with that money
>>8
Toss the NES, SNES, Gameboy and get an emulator. Save space and play every game.
>>12
you can emulate every one of those consoles in some way
so?
u can emulate the dreamcast too
also i dont think a serious gamer who own so many consoles would toss or sell one to save space or to get money to buy another
OP here - yeah, as much as I like emulators, I find the games less fulfilling when played on an emulator. maybe i could set up a Emulator box and hook it up to my tv, but I (being a collector of rare console vintages) much prefer to own the actual cartridges. Although - it must be said that when you grow older, you have less time for these things, and save states and rewind make for a much FASTER game. that's part of the loss, though...
>you can emulate every one of those consoles in some way
>N64
Project 64 still has compatibility issues with quite a few games with no fix in sight for many of them.
>PS1
I've had trouble with several PSX emulators personally, but I got one working recently and sometimes just mounting images works and sometimes I have to burn the CD. Kind of a hassle when you go back and forth between games often.
i have a dreamcast
i have alot of pirated figtings games, the selection is prettty good its alot of fun when people are around, otherwise the singleplayer games arent the greatest
we still play it as much as a wii w/ ssbb
Skies of Arcadia
Jet Set Radio
Dead or Alive 2
Project Justice
Typing of the Dead
SEGA mega collection pack thing with Altered Beast and Streets of Rage 2 on it.
Maybe old Phantasy Star Online if you haven't got ahold of any of the other versions.
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Not particularly well. Unless it was a mainstream/cult game, they tend to not emulate well as there isn't any major demand for them to work properly.