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Bouya
Title: Delinquent
Joined: Aug 15 2007
Location: Suzuran
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It's still kinda maybe thinking about obscure JP shooters on occasion, but I wish we were still getting DC games here today.
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Syd Lexia
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Title: Pop Culture Junkie
Joined: Jul 30 2005
Location: Wakefield, MA
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It's also thinking about Soul Calibur, which was dubbed "the most beautiful game ever" upon its Dreamcast release. And the DC version of MvC2 is still the best.
You know what else the DC is still thinking about? Shenmue, one of the most awesome games ever.
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Bouya
Title: Delinquent
Joined: Aug 15 2007
Location: Suzuran
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I know a lot of people don't like it, but Phantasy Star Online is one of my top five or so, ever.
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FNJ
2010 SLF Tag Champ
Joined: Jun 07 2006
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dreamcast is great for homebrew
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Murdar Machene
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Title: bimmy
Joined: Nov 06 2005
Location: the black warriors turf
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Good for NES emulation, fighting games, shooter games, RPG's (grandia, shenmue) and all sorts of other shit. Dreamcast, where did you go wrong? Oh yeah, those shitty 3d Sonic games were a nice step into the coffin!
When I lived with a roommate that had one, SF3 and Capcom VS. SNK got tons of play.
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Syd Lexia
Site Admin
Title: Pop Culture Junkie
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Location: Wakefield, MA
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Mr. Bomberman
2009 Forum Champion
Title: (still) token black.
Joined: Jan 27 2006
Location: Home of the lost towers
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DarkMaze
Joined: Feb 24 2006
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NES Emulation on the Dreamcast was one of the best things ever.
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Syd Lexia
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Title: Pop Culture Junkie
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Location: Wakefield, MA
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B.B.King
Title: Total Fucking Loser
Joined: Aug 25 2005
Location: Truck stops and gay bars
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I still use my dream cast for everything. I have the entire game library, Entire SNES, NES, Genesis, Turbographix, and Atari emulation collections, ported PC games, a ton of home brew games.
My NES collection is especially my favorite. It allows you to browse via Title screen, box screenshot, cartridge screenshot, or in game screenshot, and it flows like the Album flow feature of itunes. it has a fully scanned manual for every game that you can rotate and zoom in on, pre-programmed game genie codes, and full save features. oh,and it includes every NES game ever released commercially.
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DarkMaze
Joined: Feb 24 2006
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Very nice! Though I was under the impression that SNES emulation didn't work very well on the Dreamcast, or at least not 100% speed.
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username
Title: owner of a lonely heart
Joined: Jul 06 2007
Location: phoenix, az usa
Posts: 16135
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I still use my dream cast for everything. I have the entire game library, Entire SNES, NES, Genesis, Turbographix, and Atari emulation collections, ported PC games, a ton of home brew games.
My NES collection is especially my favorite. It allows you to browse via Title screen, box screenshot, cartridge screenshot, or in game screenshot, and it flows like the Album flow feature of itunes. it has a fully scanned manual for every game that you can rotate and zoom in on, pre-programmed game genie codes, and full save features. oh,and it includes every NES game ever released commercially. |
im jealous 
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