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Reader Discussion: What Are Your Favorite Dreamcast Memories?
Fifteen years ago today, Sega revealed what would end up being its final game console. After the failure of the Saturn, Sega wanted to turn around its fortunes quickly so it rushed the Dreamcast to market. After a solid start, however, Sony revealed the PlayStation 2 and the rest is history.
Though it didn't last long, the Dreamcast had its moments. What are your favorite memories of the console? Were you impressed by the design? Did you think its library – which featured games like Phantasy Star Online, Shenmue, and Jet Set Radio – was underrated? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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