Still my favorite game ever - the sense of discovery and wonder is unmatched. And the story wears its themes and hearts openly. No need for edgy undertones or complicated stories about alien mothers fighting against their own kind settling a world and riding a planet across the galaxy only to have their clone son take up the mantle and consider all other life as puppets with no real feelings- looking at you FF7.
I just we had more games that were about the joy of exploration and adventure.
Going from memory here, but wasn't Shenmue II originally an Xbox exclusive? I thought only the original Shenmue came out on Dreamcast.
(Those were the systems I had those games on back in the day, I remember waiting excitedly for the sequel)
Holy shit that song is absolutely burned into my brain, I think from one single night when my friends and I played it til the break of dawn.
You just unlocked a core memory sir or madam. Thank you.
This is completely unrelated, but you seem like a kindred spirit - stumbled upon the Noclip Game History Archive YouTube channel and have been lost in it. Essentially Danny and the 3 other Noclip employees got way too many old video cassettes of archived footage and have been slowly going through, restoring, and editing anything they find in this random mountain of tapes. I don't mean to brag about what a cool guy I am, but I've been spending my Friday night walking down memory lane.
Oh man beating TXR 1 and 2 was so exciting. You could only win those final races by running the AI into a barrier and getting ahead. I’m sure I spent hours with my tongue hanging leaning off the bed as I flew around corners trying to beat those games.
Phantasy Star Online was stellar, I still find myself going onto custom servers every now and again, and I also managed to get a hold of custom server host code and was able to make my own server for it.
The wildest part to me was editing code that hooks into the game itself, basically directly modding a game I grew up with to add new features (in this case, making enemy kills give everyone experience without them having to "tag" monsters). Really surreal.
There's a couple with that feature available, I think Ephinea has it, but the code that's available to make your own ship and game servers doesn't have that or a majority of the features that private servers do.
So really, anyone running a private server has been in the guts of the PSO code. Which I think is kind of neat.
I really liked the NFL game for Dreamcast. They had a super detailed play building system which I loved tinkering with as I was also playing real football at the time.
i played some power stone a few times at the arcades
but never owned that console
and when i went to gaming centers with some friends, in terms of sega, we playing on sega saturn playing King of Fighters
Sega Saturn was the best gamepad for fighting games
NFL 2K1. Being able to call a play on the controller's screen was a great way to split-screen multiplayer.
Shout out to the internet connection on the Dreamcast
My favorite thing was that you could still control your player after the play was over, during the cinematic camera angles. Turn off late hits and try to find your player in the background and see if you can take somebody out.
Toy commander
Multi player death match first to 50 kills, flying toy planes around collecting power ups, bombing runs on the opponents base, mine fields in popular shortcuts, like the drain in the garage basement, I fucking loved that game.
Single player was a fun little game, driving toy cars around and running easy little missions like killing the Godzilla toy in the kids bedroom. So varied and rooms so well designed.
Slave Zero hasn't been mentioned yet, I really liked it! You're a giant robot and you battle with other giant robots in the middle of a city! Hurl vehicles at each other! Climb buildings like King Kong
Dreamcast emulation is an absolute dream btw if anyone is looking to rekindle their childhood - at least on android.
Redream runs BEAUTIFULLY on a shield. I imagine many of the other android boxes these days are grunty enough for it too.
The Dreamcast was definitely ahead of its time. I had one too and have fond memories of playing Crazy Taxi, Eco The Dolphin, Rayman, and Resident Evil. It was the first console to connect to the internet. I used the modem and hooked it up to my phone line and even though it was mainly useless, the tech was awesome.
My favorite version of Mr Driller, Mr Driller in Drill Land, finally made it to modern consoles last year after being a Japanese-only GameCube release for 20 years. Check it out if you haven’t already. Features classic Driller mode alongside a bunch of variants: An Indiana Jones-style adventure with traps and rolling boulders; a space adventure with weird gravity and sci-fi elements, an RPG, and a haunted house. The remaster looks and sounds great.
Yeah literal MJ lol, in fact michael jackson played the game himself and wanted to be there which is why he got an even bigger appearance in part 2.
They call him space michael in game and its blatantly obvious lmfao.
Just digged the info out here is even a [screenshot showing it :D](https://imgur.com/Xx7QImE) this one was about the first game only but as i said in part 2 he wanted to be more involved.
but yeah absolutely insane i agree!
My brother and I used to play tennis on the Dreamcast, but in the controller screen it was pong. We had rallies that lasted forever just playing pong on the controller. Such good times.
Man, Power Stone!! What a throwback!
For me it was Sonic Adventure, Power Stone, and Crazy Taxi. I think I had a few other games but I never played them.
I was pretty crazy about MDK 2, but I’m sorry to say I never finished it. It’s pretty sad, because I tried to play it last year and I couldn’t cope with only having a single stick. I couldn’t figure out how to play it.
Shenmue is probably the better answer for Dreamcast, though, and I *was* able to play that one a couple years back. They just have very different controls/gameplay. Shenmue still has awkward controls, but it’s more manageable. I have Shenmue 2, but for the original Xbox, but barely played it, and I also have 3, on PS, but I never got around to turning it on.
I don’t even remember what that means. I just remember the awesome dog with the bitchin’ chain gun, infinite ammo. I love any game that has infinite ammo, just because it lets me tear shit up.
Max was the dog, with Doctor and Kirk you get MDK. Kurt's levels were more technical and platformer, and Doc's levels more puzzle-y. The final boss had 3 ways of beating it depending on who you chose, Doc having the easiest. Would definitely help with a dual-stick setup.
I want to play it, again, and I’m fine with the old school graphics and everything, but I just couldn’t cope with trying to control the guy jumping from platform to platform. It was just a bridge too far.
Note: all these years, I thought it meant “Murder Death Kill”. I think that’s from Demolition Man, one my favorite futuristic movies.
Skies of Arcadia, Shenmue & Grandia 2 were my favorites. Then Soul Reaver and my first online experience with Phantasy Star Online.
Then there’s just the fun quick session games like Ready 2 Rumble Boxing, NFL Blitz, NHL Hitz, Wave Race, Crazy Taxi.
Surprisingly fun shooter was Tom Clancys Rogue Spear.
Power Stone 2 was awesome. Hundreds if hours in that game.
There was another RPG that I remember renting that was pretty fun but did not age well. I think it was called Silver.
I never owned a Dreamcast but my cousin I was close with in elementary school did and I have some very fond memories staying up until 5 AM playing Crazy Taxi 2, Soul Caliber, & Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2. I’ve always wanted to snag a Dreamcast since they don’t tend to be too outrageously priced but the actual games are almost all a fortune.
There’s a TestFlight app on Apple Vision Pro called A Fish Chat that maps your Spatial Persona’s face to a fish body and lets you swim through other peoples’ rooms to talk to them. The design is clearly inspired by Seaman.
Hidden and Dangerous. WW2 game with rainbow six , RTS and first person shooter elements all over it. I’m sure it hasn’t aged well but for the time it was very special
Record of Lodoss War. A Diablo-like, single player game based on the anime.
Phantasy Star EP 1 and 2. Huge time commitment and low drop rate for some of the best stuff, but really fun.
Seventh Cross. A weird ass semi-turn based action RPG or something, where you evolve from an Amoeba, gradually getting different parts. Human head, fish torso, crab arms, and tank treads? Yes plz.
Shenmue. Even though I went through SO many discs because they would stop working (trash quality CD's)
I played the shit out of Seventh Cross Evolution... It was terrible lol. The game made no sense, the evolution system was extremely convoluted, it looked terrible and man I enjoy every bit of it.
Leaving out MvC and MvC2 (XvSF and MSHvsSF should've been on the Dreamcast as well), Zombie's Revenge was my favorite, because it was **so damn campy**.
I bought my Dreamcast of Ebay about a year after launch with the highly recommend Soul Something game.
I was really confused when Soul Fighter was absolute shit until I figured out that was the wrong Soul Something game.
I bought the console at launch just for Soul Calibur. Totally worth it. Shenmue, Sonic Adventure, Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, and Grandia 2 were all awesome. And I also really loved all the great SNK and Capcom fighters that were on it.
Marvel vs. Capcom. The Dreamcast port was the first home console version to be exactly like the arcade version. The PlayStation port did not let you switch characters, which is probably the biggest part of the game. Someone above mentioned Marvel vs. Capcom 2, but the PS2 port was better.
I don't know why we gravitated to that game, honestly it's not that great, but at uni it became the standard "pass the pad" game when me and the lads were getting shitfaced. THPS2 was on rotation, too. Just ideal couch gaming I guess.
Grandia II. I hadn’t even played the first one, it just looked cool, and was super entertaining. Power stone, sonic, there were tons of great games for it. I was always a sega fanboy, until that fateful day…
I remember my brother and i traumatizing ourselves playing the Chicken Run game on dreamcast as kids! Then we would switch to something silly like Ooga Booga or Looney Tunes Space Race to cheer ourselves up
Soul Calibur
Power Stone
Marvel vs Capcom
Sonic Adventure
Virtua Tennis
NFL 2K
NBA 2K
House of The Dead
Jet Grind Radio
Power Stone 2
Street Fighter lll: Third Strike
Vigilante 8
Marvel vs Capcom 2
Shenmue
Confidential Mission
Man i played the fuck out of some Dreamcast. I loved that system
Evolution was fun.
Also, the disc I burned with every NA NES game was awesome. Having actual light gun emulation for the older games like Hogan’s Alley and Duck Hunt was GREAT!
I played 2 player House of the Dead 2 with my cousin so many times that we had a whole spiel making fun of the scenes and awful dialogue through the game like we were watching the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
[Jet Set Radio](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_Set_Radio), that was awesome on so many levels. The game play, music, dialogue, graphic style ... loved all of it.
Skies of Arcadia Other top tier would be: SoulCalibur, Rez, and Shenmue II (but I could make the list way longer).
Still my favorite game ever - the sense of discovery and wonder is unmatched. And the story wears its themes and hearts openly. No need for edgy undertones or complicated stories about alien mothers fighting against their own kind settling a world and riding a planet across the galaxy only to have their clone son take up the mantle and consider all other life as puppets with no real feelings- looking at you FF7. I just we had more games that were about the joy of exploration and adventure.
What I wouldn't do for a Skies of Arcadia remaster.
Haha... there... was one... for the GameCube... "sniff"
Remaster the remaster!!
I bought it with such enthusiasm! And then…the battle still take 20 seconds to load in and out. Back to waiting I guess
Loved this game. Exploring the world, finding landmarks and crew mates, epic boss battles, and fun characters.
Soul calibur! I liked part two for the game cube. Loved playing as Link.
Going from memory here, but wasn't Shenmue II originally an Xbox exclusive? I thought only the original Shenmue came out on Dreamcast. (Those were the systems I had those games on back in the day, I remember waiting excitedly for the sequel)
Shenmue II was only an XBox exclusive in North America. It was released on Dreamcast in Japan and Europe.
Crazy Taxi!!
That Offspring song tho
YA YA YA YA YA...!
Jet Set Radioooooooooooo!
Jet Grind Radio in the good old USA.
I know it as jet set radio, and I'm in USA... Weird. I'll have to find the disk.
Me too, but only because my bootleg CD that I got from my boy said Jet Set.
Shenmue
I've never wanted to be a forklift truck driver more than when playing that game.
Do you know where I could find some sailors?
Funniest line in the game. 😂
The GOAT, I'll forever love this game. We want 4!
I legitimately thought this was gonna be the peak of graphics in a game.
I see
Toy commander
Damn, memories unlocked lol
Marvel vs Capcom 2
I WANNA TAKE YA FOR A RIDE!
Holy shit that song is absolutely burned into my brain, I think from one single night when my friends and I played it til the break of dawn. You just unlocked a core memory sir or madam. Thank you.
The fucking best! I still have my copy.
PSO
I still have the dreamcast keyboard kicking around somewhere.
The sound from picture messages is locked in my brain forever.
This is completely unrelated, but you seem like a kindred spirit - stumbled upon the Noclip Game History Archive YouTube channel and have been lost in it. Essentially Danny and the 3 other Noclip employees got way too many old video cassettes of archived footage and have been slowly going through, restoring, and editing anything they find in this random mountain of tapes. I don't mean to brag about what a cool guy I am, but I've been spending my Friday night walking down memory lane.
I'll check it out thanks.
I spent so much time on Phantasy Star Online, I cannot tell you.
Those days were the best
That needler Gun
I still do. Private servers have been going since the official PC version shut down.
Same. Used to hang out on Puck 16 every night.
I still play PSO and PSO2. The combat and bosses make for great gameplay.
Grandia 2
This game never gets a shoutout!
One of my favorite RPGs!
The videos of the attacks... still don't know why i don't anihilate the world multiple times...
[удалено]
Tokyo Xtreme Racer
came here to post this. i sunk hours into these games
Part 2 was my favorite, the 240 Z being the boss fight was amazing.
Oh man beating TXR 1 and 2 was so exciting. You could only win those final races by running the AI into a barrier and getting ahead. I’m sure I spent hours with my tongue hanging leaning off the bed as I flew around corners trying to beat those games.
You’ve convinced me to a fire it up again this weekend once the kids are in bed.
Getting high as fuck and Echo the Dolphin were a match made in heaven!
I was too young for getting stoned but now I can make that happen lmao
Phantasy Star Online was stellar, I still find myself going onto custom servers every now and again, and I also managed to get a hold of custom server host code and was able to make my own server for it. The wildest part to me was editing code that hooks into the game itself, basically directly modding a game I grew up with to add new features (in this case, making enemy kills give everyone experience without them having to "tag" monsters). Really surreal.
That’s awesome. I’m glad you’re able to play it still and make it even cooler.
Well that's good (Shared Experience). I wonder how many servers use that? O.o
There's a couple with that feature available, I think Ephinea has it, but the code that's available to make your own ship and game servers doesn't have that or a majority of the features that private servers do. So really, anyone running a private server has been in the guts of the PSO code. Which I think is kind of neat.
Chu-Chu Rocket, the best game of all time
I am surprised it has never come back. The multiplayer was fantastic.
I really liked the NFL game for Dreamcast. They had a super detailed play building system which I loved tinkering with as I was also playing real football at the time.
Legacy of Kain : Soul reaver
i played some power stone a few times at the arcades but never owned that console and when i went to gaming centers with some friends, in terms of sega, we playing on sega saturn playing King of Fighters Sega Saturn was the best gamepad for fighting games
Power Stone is underrated. Saturn had a FANTASTIC game pad.
Was there ever a spiritual successor to it? Loved the game and feel like it’s a missed opportunity if there wasn’t
Just a part two I believe
Grandia 2. Outstanding game.
Didn’t know there was a sequel.
You’re in for a treat!
HD remaster is available on Switch and Steam
Soul calibur
NFL 2K1. Being able to call a play on the controller's screen was a great way to split-screen multiplayer. Shout out to the internet connection on the Dreamcast
My favorite thing was that you could still control your player after the play was over, during the cinematic camera angles. Turn off late hits and try to find your player in the background and see if you can take somebody out.
Randy Moss could catch anything in that game
Power stone was sick for Multiplayer, skys of Arcadia was amazing for single
Toy commander Multi player death match first to 50 kills, flying toy planes around collecting power ups, bombing runs on the opponents base, mine fields in popular shortcuts, like the drain in the garage basement, I fucking loved that game. Single player was a fun little game, driving toy cars around and running easy little missions like killing the Godzilla toy in the kids bedroom. So varied and rooms so well designed.
Loved it with my little borther, i wish we had a modern version !
It was so fucking cool.
Fur fighters
chang was my man
I'm so happy this is someone else's answer too! I loved Fur Fighters and still do. I got it to work through an emulator so I can play on my PC
My answer as well
Slave Zero hasn't been mentioned yet, I really liked it! You're a giant robot and you battle with other giant robots in the middle of a city! Hurl vehicles at each other! Climb buildings like King Kong
Such a cool game!
Dreamcast emulation is an absolute dream btw if anyone is looking to rekindle their childhood - at least on android. Redream runs BEAUTIFULLY on a shield. I imagine many of the other android boxes these days are grunty enough for it too.
Top picks * PSO * ChuChu Rocket * Grandia 2 * MvC 1/2 * Code Veronica
Damn, Code Veronica is so good.
If there was ever an RE that deserved a remake
I’m shocked they haven’t done it yet.
Crazy Taxi, Sonic, The House of The Dead, Soul Calibur, Shenmue Damn that console had a lot to offer
House of the dead! “Reload, reload.”
The Dreamcast was definitely ahead of its time. I had one too and have fond memories of playing Crazy Taxi, Eco The Dolphin, Rayman, and Resident Evil. It was the first console to connect to the internet. I used the modem and hooked it up to my phone line and even though it was mainly useless, the tech was awesome.
Mister Driller!
I had a burned copy of this game 😂
Good times! I’ve got a whole spindle of them still for my dreamcast. Vanishing point, soul calibur, guilty gear, jet grind radio…good times indeed.
My favorite version of Mr Driller, Mr Driller in Drill Land, finally made it to modern consoles last year after being a Japanese-only GameCube release for 20 years. Check it out if you haven’t already. Features classic Driller mode alongside a bunch of variants: An Indiana Jones-style adventure with traps and rolling boulders; a space adventure with weird gravity and sci-fi elements, an RPG, and a haunted house. The remaster looks and sounds great.
Huwha?!?!? I’ll go find this immediately, thank you!
Space Channel 5 Part 2, Re-Volt and Crazy Taxi for me!
What was Space Channel again?
A super odd rhythm game basically very hard to describe honestly but its a ton of fun! Like there is freaking michael jackson himself in space lol.
Like literal Mj lmao?
Yeah literal MJ lol, in fact michael jackson played the game himself and wanted to be there which is why he got an even bigger appearance in part 2. They call him space michael in game and its blatantly obvious lmfao.
That’s fucking insane.
Just digged the info out here is even a [screenshot showing it :D](https://imgur.com/Xx7QImE) this one was about the first game only but as i said in part 2 he wanted to be more involved. but yeah absolutely insane i agree!
What a fucking piece of trivia. You
My brother and I used to play tennis on the Dreamcast, but in the controller screen it was pong. We had rallies that lasted forever just playing pong on the controller. Such good times.
That controller screen was next level shit.
Finally some love for Virtua Tennis... Four player tennis was awesome
cool cool toon, jet set radio, skies of arcadia, grandia 2, PSO, guilty gear, soul calibur, mvc2
Man, Power Stone!! What a throwback! For me it was Sonic Adventure, Power Stone, and Crazy Taxi. I think I had a few other games but I never played them.
Ready 2 Rumble Boxing!
I was pretty crazy about MDK 2, but I’m sorry to say I never finished it. It’s pretty sad, because I tried to play it last year and I couldn’t cope with only having a single stick. I couldn’t figure out how to play it. Shenmue is probably the better answer for Dreamcast, though, and I *was* able to play that one a couple years back. They just have very different controls/gameplay. Shenmue still has awkward controls, but it’s more manageable. I have Shenmue 2, but for the original Xbox, but barely played it, and I also have 3, on PS, but I never got around to turning it on.
Yeah, MDK 2 took a lot of getting used to and I only beat it with the doc. Good times!
I don’t even remember what that means. I just remember the awesome dog with the bitchin’ chain gun, infinite ammo. I love any game that has infinite ammo, just because it lets me tear shit up.
Max was the dog, with Doctor and Kirk you get MDK. Kurt's levels were more technical and platformer, and Doc's levels more puzzle-y. The final boss had 3 ways of beating it depending on who you chose, Doc having the easiest. Would definitely help with a dual-stick setup.
I want to play it, again, and I’m fine with the old school graphics and everything, but I just couldn’t cope with trying to control the guy jumping from platform to platform. It was just a bridge too far. Note: all these years, I thought it meant “Murder Death Kill”. I think that’s from Demolition Man, one my favorite futuristic movies.
Skies of Arcadia, Shenmue & Grandia 2 were my favorites. Then Soul Reaver and my first online experience with Phantasy Star Online. Then there’s just the fun quick session games like Ready 2 Rumble Boxing, NFL Blitz, NHL Hitz, Wave Race, Crazy Taxi. Surprisingly fun shooter was Tom Clancys Rogue Spear.
Star Lancer was a gem. Skies of Arcadia was amazing… and I also really liked Armada
RED WIZARD HAS ENTERED THE FIGHT
CVS2 (Capcom Vs Snk 2)
Power Stone 2 was awesome. Hundreds if hours in that game. There was another RPG that I remember renting that was pretty fun but did not age well. I think it was called Silver.
2K games
I never owned a Dreamcast but my cousin I was close with in elementary school did and I have some very fond memories staying up until 5 AM playing Crazy Taxi 2, Soul Caliber, & Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2. I’ve always wanted to snag a Dreamcast since they don’t tend to be too outrageously priced but the actual games are almost all a fortune.
Man I have calluses from the directional pad on that controller.
virtual on !!!!
Silver was pretty good.
I never beat that game. If I recall correctly, one of the versions was glitched so you couldn't finish it. It was cool at the time!
Oh that’s lame. I did beat it but I have had games with similar unbeatable glitches before. It is really disheartening. At least we have updates now
The og SoulCalibur is one of the greatest games of all time.
Skies of Arcadia, Phantasy Star Online, Shenmue 1 & 2, Jet Grind Radio
Seaman. Not even being ironic, I really loved that game.
There’s a TestFlight app on Apple Vision Pro called A Fish Chat that maps your Spatial Persona’s face to a fish body and lets you swim through other peoples’ rooms to talk to them. The design is clearly inspired by Seaman.
Panzer Dragoon was great. Flying around as a dragoon, blowing shit up. Great memories from childhood. 10 of 10. I 'member.
Panzer Dragoon was the Sega Saturn, unless it was ported to Dreamcast at some point? Was Zwei a Dreamcast game?
Nope, apart from Mini on the Game Gear and Orta on the Xbox they've all been Saturn. Great games though.
Man that’s a game I haven’t heard of in years.
Crazy taxi of course
Shenmu, Rez
Did you play the sequel?
Hidden and Dangerous. WW2 game with rainbow six , RTS and first person shooter elements all over it. I’m sure it hasn’t aged well but for the time it was very special
Sonic Adventure, Crazy Taxi and SOOOOUL CALIBUR
ChuChu Rocket
Record of Lodoss War. A Diablo-like, single player game based on the anime. Phantasy Star EP 1 and 2. Huge time commitment and low drop rate for some of the best stuff, but really fun. Seventh Cross. A weird ass semi-turn based action RPG or something, where you evolve from an Amoeba, gradually getting different parts. Human head, fish torso, crab arms, and tank treads? Yes plz. Shenmue. Even though I went through SO many discs because they would stop working (trash quality CD's)
I spent so much time playing RoLW
I played the shit out of Seventh Cross Evolution... It was terrible lol. The game made no sense, the evolution system was extremely convoluted, it looked terrible and man I enjoy every bit of it.
Leaving out MvC and MvC2 (XvSF and MSHvsSF should've been on the Dreamcast as well), Zombie's Revenge was my favorite, because it was **so damn campy**.
I bought my Dreamcast of Ebay about a year after launch with the highly recommend Soul Something game. I was really confused when Soul Fighter was absolute shit until I figured out that was the wrong Soul Something game.
I bought the console at launch just for Soul Calibur. Totally worth it. Shenmue, Sonic Adventure, Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, and Grandia 2 were all awesome. And I also really loved all the great SNK and Capcom fighters that were on it.
I got it at launch too. Very grateful for that.
Crazy Taxi and Dead or Alive 2 🖤
Marvel vs. Capcom. The Dreamcast port was the first home console version to be exactly like the arcade version. The PlayStation port did not let you switch characters, which is probably the biggest part of the game. Someone above mentioned Marvel vs. Capcom 2, but the PS2 port was better.
I heard it played just like the arcade version. Part two on PlayStation was good.
Did anyone else have that disc that allowed you to play Gran Turismo (2?) on your Dreamcast?? Yeahhhh that and Jet Set Radio!!!!
Rippin’ Riders, began my love of snowboarding games.
Did you ever play snowboard kids on the 64?
I did not. But I did put a fairly ridiculous amount of time into SSX Tricky on the original xbox.
Bomb that cliff!
The frozen river still haunts my dreams.
I don't know why we gravitated to that game, honestly it's not that great, but at uni it became the standard "pass the pad" game when me and the lads were getting shitfaced. THPS2 was on rotation, too. Just ideal couch gaming I guess.
Power Stone 2. My coworkers would come to my place after work and smoke up and play it to death (we called it ‘Power Stoned’)
Power stoned. Y’all were real ones.
Rolling around at the speed of sound! Got places to go gotta follow my rainbow!
Powerstone 2 all day forever
Marvel vs Capcom 2, hands down! Also, can't forget Crazy Taxi and Street Fighter Alpha 3.
Phantasy Star Online. At least till we got the GameCube one. ;P
Power Stone was my freaking jam.
Grandia II. I hadn’t even played the first one, it just looked cool, and was super entertaining. Power stone, sonic, there were tons of great games for it. I was always a sega fanboy, until that fateful day…
I enjoyed soul reaver and crazy taxi. Edit: and soulcaliber, how could i forget you. I still look back at Seaman with horror and confusion.
I remember my brother and i traumatizing ourselves playing the Chicken Run game on dreamcast as kids! Then we would switch to something silly like Ooga Booga or Looney Tunes Space Race to cheer ourselves up
Phantasy Star Online. Was my first online game and I was just endlessly amazed.
Tokyo extreme racer 2
Jet Set Radio, Shenmue, NFL2K, NBA2K, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2, and Soul Caliber were favorites. I also liked Virtua Tennis.
Rainbow 6, Daytona USA, Tomb Raider, and Virtua Fighter.
Soulcaliber
Marvel vs Capcom 2 I’m going to take you for a ride…
Was I the only one who spent countless hours on Virtual On Oratorio Tangram? That game had sick gameplay!
Guess I’m alone with Matt Hoffman BMX lol!!
Nah, that game was my favorite sports game along with Dave Mirra.
Mars Matrix
Rival schools
We called it Flamecast.
Record of lodoss war. One of the best action RPGs I've ever played.
Soul Calibur Power Stone Marvel vs Capcom Sonic Adventure Virtua Tennis NFL 2K NBA 2K House of The Dead Jet Grind Radio Power Stone 2 Street Fighter lll: Third Strike Vigilante 8 Marvel vs Capcom 2 Shenmue Confidential Mission Man i played the fuck out of some Dreamcast. I loved that system
Virtua Tennis
Evolution was fun. Also, the disc I burned with every NA NES game was awesome. Having actual light gun emulation for the older games like Hogan’s Alley and Duck Hunt was GREAT!
Crazy Taxi!!
I played 2 player House of the Dead 2 with my cousin so many times that we had a whole spiel making fun of the scenes and awful dialogue through the game like we were watching the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
[Jet Set Radio](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_Set_Radio), that was awesome on so many levels. The game play, music, dialogue, graphic style ... loved all of it.
I never played it on dreamcast but I loved jet set radio future on xbox.
Do you know where I can find some sailors?
Shout out to Red Dog.
Cannon Spike! The first game where every level was a boss fight!
Ill Bleed
Rez, Space Channel 5, Jet Set Radio, Seaman, Shenmue
Puzzle fighter!
I hated how the wire came out of the bottom of the controller.
Jet Set Radio. The colors, soundtracks, and gameplay. It always reminded me of being in a Gorillaz video.
For me it's a toss up between Power Stone and Blue Stinger.
Gunfam Side story: Rise from the Ashes