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glazball's game collection (5/27/19) [Platform: Sega Dreamcast]
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4419 4 Wheel Thunder Sega Dreamcast Midway R2 Apr 2000 Kalisto Entertainment SA Racing
4 Wheel Thunder Sega Dreamcast
Rating: R2
Date Added: Jan 5, 2013
Summary: 4 Wheel Thunder is the off-road racing sequel to the popular power-boat racing game, Hydro Thunder. In this game, players race around two types of courses; huge outdoor tracks and smaller indoor tracks. All in all, there are 24 areas in which to race, including various day/night, rain/sunshine variations. The game includes the standard championship, practice race, and 2-player modes.
The thunder series of games is unique in that the key to winning the race lies not in careful steering and braking, but in finding the "boost" power-ups that lie around the tracks. Each boost icon adds a few seconds of time to your boost meter. The player then can press a boost button to increase the speed of his or her truck dramatically. Without the boost power-ups, the player has no hope of winning a race.
4420 4x4 Evolution Sega Dreamcast Gathering of Developers R2 Oct 2000 Terminal Reality, Inc. Racing
4x4 Evolution Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Feb 2, 2018
Series: 4x4 Evo
Summary: 4x4 Evo is a racing game featuring real-life pickup trucks and SUV's. Actual trucks from manufacturers such as Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, Nissan, Toyota and more are included.
The actual racing game is based very heavily on Terminal Reality's Monster Truck Madness series of games, except with SUV's instead of monster trucks.
One significant feature of 4x4 Evo is the online multi-player option. The Dreamcast, PC, and Macintosh versions can compete against each other in 4 player online races.
In addition to the on-line mode of play, there is a single player career mode. The career mode gives you a small allotment of money with which to purchase a truck. You then can compete in races to earn more money for more trucks or performance parts for your current truck.
4421 AeroWings Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R4 Sep 1999 CSK Research Institute Corp. Simulation
AeroWings Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Aerowings is a simulation that allows you to fly as a member of a jet aerobatics team. Aerowings contains a variety of jet-powered aircraft that you can fly in several game modes.
Blue Impulse Mission: Learn 20 aerobatic maneuvers and become a member of the elite Blue Impulse team. You will learn loops, rolls, and more while flying both solo and in formation.
Sky Mission Attack: Fly through a series of targets suspended in mid-air before time runs out.
Free Flight: Fly around and freely explore the landscape.
Multi Play: Up to 4 players can perform in formation simultaneously.
4422 AeroWings 2: Airstrike Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R4 Aug 2000 CSK Research Institute Corp. Simulation
AeroWings 2: Airstrike Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Whereas the first AeroWings game was all about flight acrobatics, AeroWings 2: Air Strike is a fighter jet game. The most important modes selectable are free flight, which as the name implies gives you freedom to fly what you want (land it in the middle of a freeway if you'd like or next to skyscrapers) and over what type of weather and the split-screen versus mode (2 player). In addition to those modes, the game features training in over 30 fighter training missions and 15 tactical challenges. Successful completion of these challenges will unlock additional fighters (including the XF-3 Super Recipro, F-2B Support Fighter or F-15DJ Aggressor 2 to name a few) and decals/paint for the plane models.
As far as the realism goes, the game is customizable with options for either Standard or Professional Flight controls. The main difference between the two being the inclusion of more realistic G-Forces on your plane. It's also important to note that the controls are nearly identical to the first game with one or two buttons difference.
4423 AirForce Delta Sega Dreamcast Konami R2 Sep 1999 Konami Computer Entertainment Studios Yokohama Action
AirForce Delta Sega Dreamcast
Summary: As a mercenary jet fighter pilot flying during a middle-eastern conflict of some sort, you'll take to the skies in a variety of air objectives and earn money for your efforts. The money can then be can be used to purchase new planes and upgrades for those planes. Altogether you have a choice of 30 different types of aircraft and 20 different different missions.
4424 Alice Dreams Tournament Sega Dreamcast Alice Team R0 Sep 2017 Action
Alice Dreams Tournament Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Oct 5, 2017
Summary: Alice Dreams Tournament is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Alice Team, which was released in 2017.
4425 Alice's Mom's Rescue Sega Dreamcast Hucast Games R0 Feb 2015 Orionsoft Action, Platformer
Alice's Mom's Rescue Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Alice's Mom's Rescue is a puzzle platformer designed with old consoles in mind. You play as Alice, a girl who has to save her mother, abducted by a giant raven. As a white rabbit claims it knows the location of the raven's nest you decide to follow it...
The game features three different worlds with several levels each. Your goal is to reach the exit of the level while avoiding enemy creatures (which can't be killed, and will reduce Alice's hearts — the game's life meter — by one on each contact) or harsh environments (spikes, water or lava, all instantly fatal). In the whole game you deal with locked gates and have to find the matching keys; later worlds will introduce falling platforms that disappear, levers to push in order to open the exit and movable crates that can help Alice reach certain areas. There are two types of mushrooms: one shrinks Alice, the other returns her to the normal size. Mini-Alice can access narrow passageways, but she lacks the force to push crates and her jumps are reduced in height and length. There is no game over, the current level is played from the beginning in case of failure; when starting a new game, it is possible to play from the last stage you previously reached.
4426 Alien Front Online Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Aug 2001 Wow Entertainment, Inc. Action
Alien Front Online Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Alien Front Online is a tank driving shoot-'em up that focuses on online play. The premise is a classic alien invasion of earth. Non-friendly aliens descend to the earth and put up strongholds around globe. You can choose to fight the resulting battles from the side of the army or the side of the aliens. Every faction has three vehicles (small, medium and large) with different armor and speed.
In online mode, this game supports 4 player vs. 4 player battles. A special catch is the usage of the Dreamcast microphone which allows you to speak either with all players or only your own team.
In single player mode, there are 30 missions for each side. You move from mission to mission in a branching storyline with multiple endings. Additionally there is an arcade mode in which the goal is to kill all aliens in a limited time.
4427 Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R2 Sep 2001 Darkworks S.A. Action
Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare Sega Dreamcast
Series: Alone in the Dark
Summary: Edward Carnby, private eye of the paranormal, is back.
Carnby's best friend, Charles Fiske, has been found dead near Shadow Island, a mysterious island near Maine. It is your duty to take up the investigation and find out the secrets of Shadow Island. But you're not going alone... your companion will be a redhead by the name of Aline Cedrac who has her own reasons for tagging along. Aside from being a woman and inexperienced in the world of danger, she is the only one with the knowledge for translating the ancient Abkhani tabloids which may hold the secrets behind Carnby's friend's death and the disappearance of Aline's father.
Upon arriving on the island, your plane has been shot down by the things unknown, and the heroes have no other choice but to jump with a parachute, thus separating them on the island.
Now you choose the character to play with, either as Edward Carnby or Aline Cedrac, as they explore the mysterious and gloomy island with all its secrets and parallel stories that contain different locations and tasks for different characters, thus adding the level of replayability in a different experience - Carnby's story is more action oriented while Cedrac has more puzzles to solve.
Just like in the predecessors you move your characters through pre-rendered backgrounds while the camera perspective switches around. You collect various items and books which are used to solve puzzles. Many situations can only be solved with violence which means you'll have to use guns to get rid of your foes. Aiming is manual and especially when playing Cedrac ammo is scarce. Saving a game uses up a save medallion which can be found during the game.
4428 Armada Sega Dreamcast Metro3D, Inc. R2 Nov 1999 Metro3D, Inc. Action, Shooter
Armada Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Ten millennia after the initial wave of colonization of the universe, humans have developed into distinct races adapting to their newfound homes. While there is peace between the races, there is no sense of unity. This all changes when, without warning, a bio-mechanical Armada wages war on the whole of humanity. Now as a starship captain representing one of the six main races of humanity, your charge is to take the fight to the Armada and save humanity.
Gameplay consists of commanding a starship as you explore the universe, taking out Armada opposition where you see it. Along the way you can take missions and answer calls for help which will provide you with valuable experience and credits to upgrade your ship. In this way, you can build your strength until you are ready to take on the Armada full force in an attempt to end the threat once and for all.
4429 Army Men: Sarge's Heroes Sega Dreamcast Midway R2 Nov 2000 3DO Company, The Action
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes Sega Dreamcast
Summary: One morning Sarge is resting in his cot when the Tan launch a surprise attack on the Green base. Sarge and the Colonel are forced to retreat just as the base is overrun. But in the chaos, Sarge's entire team of elite soldiers, Bravo Company, has been captured by the Tan. Worse yet, the Tan have made an amazing discovery: blue portals that lead to the real world! They use these portals to take amazing weapons of war from the real world into the plastic world including magnifying glasses, deadly robot action figures, and fire crackers. It's up to you, as Sarge, to rescue your team and put an end to the blue portals and Tan's evil schemes.
Control Sarge in this Army Men third-person shooter. You will wage war across Tan-infested territories, both in the real and plastic world. Make Sarge proud as you battle the Tan army across 14 levels, utilizing 13 unique weapons like sky rockets and spray cans. Fight against not only infantrymen, tanks, and helicopters, but also killer toy robots and insects. This third game in the Army Men series adds several new features, including 3DO's unique Plastosheen lighting effects, which give the army men a real-life plastic shine.
Also included is a multiplayer mode. Choose your character and even your color and duke it out with your friends. You can choose from many different weapons and battle each other in areas from the game or exclusive multiplayer levels. Even incorporated is the portal system, by which you can enter blue portals and come out anywhere in the level.
4430 Atari Anniversary Edition Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R2 Jun 2001 Digital Eclipse Software, Inc. Various
Atari Anniversary Edition Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The Atari Anniversary Edition features 12 classic Atari games, whereby two versions of this game exits. One for Dreamcast/Windows and the other one for PlayStation.
The Dreamcast/Windows version features the following games:
Asteroids Deluxe
Gravitar
Millipede
Super Breakout
Warlords
In addition to the pure emulation modes, there is an option to display the cabinet art surrounding the display of each game, intended to give the player a sense of actually playing a stand-up machine.
Each game also has a toggle for an "enhanced" graphical mode, which varies from game to game. For instance, "enhanced" asteroids merely has a static backdrop, whereas "enhanced" warlords is a complete graphical overhaul with new colors. It should be noted that the "enhanced" version of Tempest is none other than Tempest Tubes, a modification for Tempest made in 1982 by Duncan Brown.
Also included is a gallery of game memorabilia, video clips of an interview with Nolan Bushnell, and desktop themes for Windows.
4431 BANG! Gunship Elite Sega Dreamcast Red Storm Entertainment R3 Dec 2000 Action
BANG! Gunship Elite Sega Dreamcast
ASIN: B00004WHIJ
Summary: You've never experienced anything like BANG! Gunship Elite. Incredible rendering techniques, a real-time 3-D universe, expansive galaxies, aliens, asteroids, mammoth vessels, aggressive fighters and powerful weapons make this the action game your universe is clamoring for!
4432 Bangai-O Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R4 Mar 2001 Treasure Co., Ltd. Action, Shooter
Bangai-O Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A group of space pirates known as the Cosmo Gang is concocting an evil scheme, which involves smuggling rare fruits and using them for their own foul purposes. Two young mecha pilots, Riki and his sister Mami, board a giant mecha called Bangai-O, in order to confront the pirates in battle and foil their villainous plans.
Bangai-O is a multi-directional shooter and a spiritual successor to Hover Attack. The player manoeuvres the titular mecha and shoots in eight directions. Two firing modes represent switching between the two pilots. Riki fires homing missiles, while Mami's shots bounce off walls. Enemies drop fruits upon defeat, which are equivalent to power-ups in other games. It is also possible to execute a special attack that consists of a burst of shots fired in all directions. Scoring successful combos (or increasing explosion count in the Dreamcast version) leads to higher-level power-ups.
4433 Blue Stinger Sega Dreamcast Activision R1 Sep 1999 Climax Graphics Action
Blue Stinger Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In the year 2000, a massive earthquake hits the Yucatan Peninsula region of Mexico, sending shockwaves throughout the area. A large, unknown island emerges from the depths of the ocean bordering this land with what appears to be a giant crater located near its center. American and Mexican government officials cordon off this new landmass and dispatch an investigative task force to the island. It is determined that the crater was created by the impact of the giant meteor that crashed into the Yucatan 65 million years before, wreaking havoc upon the Earth's ecosystem and bringing about a nuclear winter so devastating that it pushed the dinosaurs, the dominant land-dwelling lifeforms of the time, to complete extinction. Thus the island is named Dinosaur Island. Highly classified research of the island, the crater and what lies within it goes on for 17 years while a city is built to house and accommodate the researchers and workers. This research and the island's economy are dominated entirely by a large biotech corporation known as Kimra.
Eliot Ballade, an elite member of Kimra's Dinosaur Island ESER (Emergency Sea Evacuation and Rescue), is enjoying a day off aboard his friend's boat a short distance from the coast when suddenly a small meteor falls from the sky and descends toward Dinosaur Island. At the moment of impact, a mysterious dome of energy appears from the center of the island, expanding outwards at an astonishing speed towards Eliot's position. Just as the dome of energy approaches, a flock of hideous birds ram straight into the boat, causing Eliot to hurtle himself overboard just before the energy dome overtakes the boat, seemingly petrifying his friend still onboard. Hours later, Eliot awakens on the shore of Dinosaur Island and begins an investigation that will change his life forever. He begins to discover an uncontrollable madness unleashed in the meteor's wake, and as one secret uncovers another, he pieces together a horrifying revelation that could lead to the end of life on Earth.
The player controls rescue expert Eliot Ballade, or heavy weapons specialist Dogs Bower, as they wield hand-to-hand moves and 22 weapons in an adventure that will require them to swim, drive, climb, fight and blast through seven areas and 230 locations; solving puzzles, avoiding hazards and discovering and using up to 75 items, such as security cards and life ropes. The player can switch between the 2 characters at any time to utilize their different skills to their advantage: Eliot being able to handle 2 weapons at a time, swim and move quicker; Dogs being able to equip heavier weapons and last longer in a fight with his higher constitution. Along the way, the player will encounter certain situations where they will have the chance to rescue someone or perform some other task, usually receiving a new weapon or item upon completion; however, the game will go on even if the side-mission is not successful. The player will be aided by Kimra-Tech Security agent Janine King and the mysterious angel-like entity referred to as Nephilim as they battle mutated monsters and solve the mysteries of Dinosaur Island.
Blue Stinger controls much like most Survival Horrors of the time, but plays more like a straight-up Action title with Adventure elements. The player is encouraged to engage the enemies encountered, as not only do they drop coins which can be used to purchase health packs, new weapons and ammo; but they respawn upon re-entry of most locations, allowing for a technically infinite number of coins to be collected, and thus health and ammo. Even when the player does find themselves out of ammo, Eliot can equip himself from a number of unlimited-use melee weapons that are just as powerful as the ranged ones. Health packs, taking the form of food and drinks, must be used in realtime, the player having to ensure the safety of their character while the eating or drinking animation plays out. Though limited in scope, the island is fully open to explore and requires some backtracking as new items are found or developments are reached, as the player advances through a story progressed in game-engine cutscenes and radio chatter between Eliot, Dogs and Janine. Bosses are encountered regularly, some being stronger versions of more commonly-encountered enemies and playing out much like tougher battles with those; while others are unique and require the player to determine their behaviors and patterns to defeat them. Puzzles are mostly of the minor, find-the-item and use-it-in-the-right-place variety. Though environmental hazards appear in a number of locations, the game does not delve into Platformer territory as the actions required to pass these sections are either as simple as navigating around them or context-sensitive to the particular situations.
The Japanese version of the game featured a camera system that employed cinematic angles and perspectives intended to provide a more suspenseful experience. This system, however, was met with a negative critical reaction by some and was revamped into a behind-the-back third-person angle a-la Action-Adventure games for the US release.
4434 Bomberman Online Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R4 Oct 2001 Hudson Soft Company, Ltd. Action
Bomberman Online Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Multiplayer is up to ten players online similar to Atomic Bomberman for PC with traditional four-player game on one system.
The game includes the ability to edit characters, to gather to keep or trade collectibles, a super weapon called the Hyper Bomb, new rules, exclusive stages, and finally, never-before-seen modes like the Panel Mode (like Othello, you must flip panels to match your color) or Battle Royale (where you must attempt to ring-out your opponents).
4435 Bust-A-Move 4 Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R5 Jun 2000 Taito Corporation Puzzle
Bust-A-Move 4 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The 4th edition of Bust-A-Move adds some great new characters to choose from, as well as a Story mode, where you win Tarrot cards from each puzzle you complete. Player VS. CPU has two different modes: Story mode sees a story unfold as you defeat each CPU character (and changes depending on the character you start with) and Win Contest is a simple "how many games can I win in a row" against the computer. Finally, if you complete the Challenge mode (where you must complete certain puzzels as fast as possible, and get judged on technique, speed etc.) the Edit mode will become available. In here you can put together your own puzzles for you or your friends to complete.
4436 Caesars Palace 2000 - Millenium Gold Edition Sega Dreamcast Interplay R3 Sep 2000 Runecraft, Ltd. Strategy
Caesars Palace 2000 - Millenium Gold Edition Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Play authentic Caesars Palace casino games without going to Las Vegas! The game includes Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, Baccarat, Video Poker and more, all with realistic rules. Watch the authentic Caesars Palace game tutorials to learn how to play.Odds are scientifically calculated to be accurate, and there are multi-player options.
4437 Cannon Spike Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Nov 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd., Psikyo Action
Cannon Spike Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: May 1, 2013
Summary: Originally an arcade game, this shooter was converted and is now found on the Dreamcast. Somewhat similar in style to Smash T.V. in gameplay, you do battle in ten levels, containing two to four areas each.
Players can choose from a variety of characters including Mega man (or Rockman) from the Mega man series, Knight Arthur from Ghost 'N' Goblins series, Charlie and Cammy, both from Street Fighter series and B. B. Hood from Darkstalkers as well as two original characters: Shiba and Simone.
The different characters use slightly different attacks but each share the setup of one regular ranged attack and one powerful ditto as well as one regular and one powerful mêlee attack.
4438 Capcom vs. SNK Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Nov 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Capcom vs. SNK Sega Dreamcast
Series: Capcom vs. SNK
Summary: Two of the worlds greatest arcade fighter developers, Capcom and SNK, join forces to finally answer the question asked by many for years: Who is the dominant fighter?
A range of fighters from both worlds are available to choose from, with two different fighting styles (Capcom and SNK, of course) meaning that players of both worlds can fit into the game easily, while new gamers can try Ryu using the SNK format.
4439 Carrier Sega Dreamcast Jaleco R2 Jan 2000 Jaleco Ltd. Action
Carrier Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Detective / Mystery
Summary: Carrier is the first survival horror game released for the Dreamcast. As the game starts you are Jack Ingles, a member of a special forces team. You are sent in by Helicopter to investigate a carrier that has not been responding to radio contact after completing a mission. As you approach the deck of the carrier, your helicopter is shot down. After crash landing on the deck, it is your job to investigate what exactly is going on, and escape alive.
The game is played from a third person perspective. You move Jack around the ship, shooting enemies and solving simple puzzles along the way. The main goal of the game is to survive, so you have to be careful about conserving ammo and health upgrades. After you solve the game playing as Jack, you can play through the game again as Jessifer Manning, one of your teammates. While playing as Jessifer, you get an entirely different view of the same story.
4440 Centipede Sega Dreamcast Hasbro Interactive R1 Nov 1999 Leaping Lizard Software, Inc. Action
Centipede Sega Dreamcast
Series: Centipede
Summary: This is a remake or "modernization" of the classic arcade shooter Centipede, originally released in arcades by Atari in 1980. This remake keeps some of the original game's shooter-style gameplay while mixing in more console-style exploration. Gameplay progresses through five "worlds": Weedom, Frostonia, Infernium, Enigma, and Evile. Players blast away at the classic centipedes, spiders, fleas, and scorpions while fighting new enemies like the mosquito, cockroach, and killer mushroom. A "classic" mode is also included, which allows players to play the classic game in a new "3D" isometric perspective.
4441 Championship Surfer Sega Dreamcast Mattel Interactive R3 Dec 2000 Krome Studios Pty Ltd. Sports
Championship Surfer Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In this surfing game the player can choose from 10 of the best beaches the world has ever seen, and attack them with the help of 8 championship surfers, including Cory Lopez and Shane Beschen. There are plenty of moves to perform with each surfer, but the best points come in the bigger waves (including the half pipe).
4442 Charge 'N Blast Sega Dreamcast Xicat Interactive R4 Dec 2000 SEGA-AM2 Co., LTD. Action
Charge 'N Blast Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Charge 'N Blast is a shooting game where you play as one of three marines who have to rid the earth of alien scum. The gameplay is similar to Cabal, you move left and right dodging enemies while charging up you weapons to blast them away. There are three different marines you can choose from, each with their own set of weapons. As usual there is the balanced character (Johnny Rock), a weaker but faster one (Pamela Hewitt) and a slower but stronger one (Nicholas Woods).
You can choose to play in one player mode, time attack or two player mode. The missions are broken up into small areas where you have to kill all enemies before moving on to the next area. Each mission ends with a boss character such as a giant insect or a Godzilla-like monster.
4443 Chicken Run Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R2 Nov 2000 Blitz Games Ltd Action
Chicken Run Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Tweedy's Farm is home to a bunch of chickens, who are falling behind on their work load (laying eggs). So Mrs Tweedy decides to go into a new business, Chicken Pie making. The chickens leader, Ginger, is in desperate need of a good escape plan, and when Rocky flys in from the US to lend them a hand, the gang decide that the only way out of the farm is to fly out. But of course, chickens can't fly!! So it is up to you to collect the pieces for the flying machine so you and your fellow chickens can escape.
4444 ChuChu Rocket! Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Mar 2000 Sonic Team Puzzle
ChuChu Rocket! Sega Dreamcast
Summary: ChuChu Rocket is an action puzzler, designed predominantly as a multi-player game. You have indirect control over mice, and must guide them to the safety of a rocket, and away from a cat. You do this by placing arrows on the ground, which they will follow. The multi-player game is a frantic all-against-all duel, in which each player's mice will only follow instructions of their own colour. You can play this mode on your own against CPU opponents, or take on a series of predefined puzzles
4445 Coaster Works Sega Dreamcast Xicat Interactive R2 Jan 2000 Bimboosoft Co., Ltd. Simulation
Coaster Works Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Apr 2, 2015
Summary: Coaster Works puts the player in the role of a roller coaster engineer, recently hired to help construct several different roller coasters for different amusement parks.
The construction part is set up with a screen divided in four camera angles and a grid based building tool. Using vector pieces, the player has to make a roller coaster that meets the requirements of the specific park. The pieces can be tilted, elevated, lowered and turned to make sure the ride is as exciting as possible.
After the roller coaster is done it will be tested with a crash test dummy (who's also able to squeal like an excited kid), to make sure it meets such requirements as safety, speed, excitement etc. This is done in a 1st person view, allowing the player to come along for the ride as well.
There are 6 different stages, each with different sizes and limitations.
4446 Confidential Mission Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Jan 2001 Hitmaker Action
Confidential Mission Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Confidential Mission is a light-gun compatible shooting game most easily likened to Sega's Virtua Cop series. You play as either Howard Gibson or Jean Clifford, both super-agents a la James Bond, and you are taken through scenarios shooting enemies and attempting to avoid civilian casualties.
The game is a home version of the coin operated arcade machine, and is playable by one or two players. The game includes the popular features of the Virtua Cop series "Justice Shot" (in which you shoot an enemy's gun or gun arm instead of killing them) and the "Combo Shot" in which you can hit an enemy with up to three shots before they expire. The home version does include some mini-games and training modes that were not in the arcade version of the game.
4447 Crazy Taxi Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Jan 2000 Hitmaker Racing
Crazy Taxi Sega Dreamcast
Series: Crazy Taxi
Summary: Crazy Taxi is an arcade-like racer where the player takes the role of a taxi driver who weaves his way through crowded streets, across sidewalks and even under water, in a wild and frantic race to deliver passengers on time. The courses are largely set inside cities crowded with general traffic and pedestrians (which can't be run over, they dive away). The main goal is to bring as many customers as possible to their destination in time. Available customers are marked through circles and the colour represents the distance and the fare they offer. Green means long rides with plenty of money, and red ones are very short.
In the main Arcade mode there is a timer that quickly runs down. It can be replenished by picking up customers. While driving reckless maneuvers are encouraged. Players can disregard all traffic rules and customers give extra tips for speedy and dangerous driving, but these can only be cashed when the customer arrives at his destination in time. By the same token the reward at the end of a ride is based on the amount of time left, as each customer also has a personal timer. The city is filled with slopes and jumps, and the game uses a very loose driving model. No damage can be done to the car, so driving as fast as possible is encouraged. While driving players can toy with the gears to perform two special tricks: a crazy drift and a crazy boost to speed up more quickly.
Next to the Arcade mode there is an Original mode, and Crazy Box where specific goals need to be met on closed down courses. In the regular modes it is possible to disregard the usual timer and play for a fixed amount of minutes. At the end of the race the player is rewarded with a license, either D, C, B or A, with S for an outstanding performance. Next to the interactive courses from the arcade version there is a new course for home consoles. There are four cabs and drivers to choose from. The cars have different statistics and the drivers different attitudes while racing. The game has a soundtrack featuring The Offspring and Bad Religion (not for the Xbox 360 version).
4448 Crazy Taxi 2 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 May 2001 Hitmaker Racing
Crazy Taxi 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The sequel to the smash hit Crazy Taxi puts you in the drivers seat once again with 4 new drivers to choose from, and a brand new city to wreck havoc with, New York City.
In Crazy Taxi, you crashed your taxi through the streets as fast as possible, making money by performing stunts and picking up/dropping off passengers to certain destinations. For Crazy Taxi 2, you can pick up more then one passenger at a time, meaning more money faster, new stunts including the 'hop', which allows you to hop over buildings and take the quick route past the traffic, and plenty of mini games, such as Crazy Golf.
4449 Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram Sega Dreamcast Activision R3 Jun 2000 Sega AM3 R&D Division Action
Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The game is set in the distant future where a mysterious gate has been discovered and has been used to create massive battlesuits known as Virtuaroids. There are nine plants linked to the gate. Their owner has mysteriously disappeared and has given two rival corporations ownership of the factories. They are now battling for control over all the plants.
Fight as a giant Virturoid in a one on one battle to the death. There are 11 different virtuaroids each with a different array of weapons and skills. Player duels across a wide range of environments ranging from space stations to undersea bases.
4450 D2 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Aug 2000 Warp Inc. Action
D2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Canada, Christmas 2000 ... In the skies over Canada, Laura's plane has been hijacked by terrorists. The plane is filled with screams, shouts and fear as the hijackers terrorize the passengers and crew. In one of the seats a black robed magician gazes into a crystal, chanting the phrase "Shadow, the final destroyer". Mysterious indeed. Laura's compact begins to glow. A vision of a meteorite hurtling towards the Earth is reflected in the mirror. Suddenly the plane is struck by the same meteorite that appeared in the vision, and falls towards the frozen tundra below.
In the middle of a raging blizzard, Laura opens her eyes to find herself inside a mountain cabin. She was saved by Kimberly, one of the passengers of the wrecked plane. 10 days have passed since the crash but Laura can remember nothing, not even her name. The door of the cabin opens and one of the terrorists enters. While Kimberly and Laura stare in horror, he transforms into a hideous monster. He is not the only one. Other crash survivors and locals have mutated into terrifying monstrosities and attacked people. Is there anyway to survive this living nightmare? At present it is shrouded in mystery.
D2 combines classical survival horror exploration and first person combat with a RPG typical experience/level system. You play the mysterious heroine Laura, stranded in a vast snowy landscape after a plane crash and struck with amnesia about the last 10 days. The 3d engine allows you to freely move around the world, pilot snow mobiles, hunt for food or even capture photos. You will meet a variety of people and have to fight gruesome creatures and dangerous monsters. As the story advances you slowly regain your memory and unfold a terrifying plot about the end of the world.
4451 Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX Sega Dreamcast Acclaim Entertainment R1 Nov 2000 Z-Axis, Ltd. Sports
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX Sega Dreamcast
Series: Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX
Summary: Tony Hawk proved the skating games can work to great effect. Now Dave Mirra is here to prove that BMX is here to stay, thanks to the developers at Z-Axis.
Choose from all of the current crop of BMX champs, including 10 times world champion Dave Mirra, Ryan Nyquist, Joey Garcia, Shaun Butler & heaps more, and ride your way through 12 highly detailed environments, with vert ramps, huge jumps and track racing. Multiplayer gaming is also thrown in, allowing two players to go head-to-head in a game of B-M-X (a unique variation of the HORSE basketball game).
All this plus official sponsors clothing, bikes and advertising boards plus a huge soundtrack featuring Cypress Hill, Deftones and more.
4452 Daytona USA Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Mar 2001 Amusement Vision, Ltd. Racing
Daytona USA Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Just like the arcade version, pick one of three tracks (beginner, advanced, or expert) and either automatic or standard transmission. A pounding music soundtrack kicks in as you are slapped into your car to await the green light. The game offers both a traditional arcade mode with checkpoint time splits and a special PC mode that pits you against the other cars over different race distances. The PC mode also offers more car choices, with a variety of speed, acceleration, and grip characteristics. It even rewards successful players (meaning those finishing first, second, or third in the difficult setting) by offering up to ten more upgraded cars to drive. Once underway, the goal is to work from last to first as smoothly and quickly as possible
4453 Dead or Alive 2 Sega Dreamcast Tecmo R2 Feb 2000 Team Ninja Fighting
Dead or Alive 2 Sega Dreamcast
Series: Dead or Alive
Summary: The arcade conversion adds an improved tag feature, with new stadiums to fight in, new character moves to play with, and plenty of windows, walls and ledges to fall over and crash through. Unlike Tekken Tag Tournament, however, DOA2 also includes a single player mode, a dodge button (allowing you to move left and right away from attacks), and multi-level arenas.
4454 Death Crimson OX Sega Dreamcast Sammy Entertainment Inc. R3 Aug 2001 Ecole Software Corp. Action
Death Crimson OX Sega Dreamcast
Summary: On July 29, 2010, the city of Saronica comes under attack by an army of monsters called the SMO as they lay siege to the city, capturing it and ruling the populace under an iron fist. During this, The Resistance is formed in an attempt to stop the SMO, lead by a woman by the name of Lily who is kidnapped when she attempts to help a man by the name of Kou. After she is captured, it is learned the man has come into possession of two ancient pistols by the name of "Crimson" that can destroy the monsters and their vicious leader. Kou sets out with Lily's daughter, Yuri, to bring her back and stop the evil forces within the city.
Death Crimson is a light-gun game similar in style to House of the Dead where the player shoots at enemies that pop up on screen and save innocents from the monsters. The player can also power-up the "Crimson" pistols by shooting death flowers that will turn their firepower into machine guns to decimate hordes of enemies. There is also a health meter that will increase in size by successfully shooting enemies, gaining experience points. Once enough points are obtained, the health bar will increase, however missing enemies or shooting civilians will take away points.
4455 Deep Fighter Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R5 Aug 2000 Criterion Games First Person Shooter
Deep Fighter Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Single-player, Multi-player
Summary: Deep Fighter is a video game developed by Criterion Games. Deep Fighter has the player dog-fight enemies underwater whilst completing missions. The game contains cut scenes featuring famous actors, including David Walliams from the British television programme, Little Britain.
4456 Demolition Racer: No Exit Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R3 Apr 2000 Pitbull Syndicate Limited, The Racing
Demolition Racer: No Exit Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The sequel to Demolition Racer. Race 14 tortuous tracks with mines and crates all over the place slowing you down, racing over 16 savage cars to a sports car to a hearse with its own characteristics to win the race. New game mode "last man standing" where you face all cars in race not for position, but to wreck each other going down a track to see who's last, and "demolition derby" where you fight cars in a arena to see who's last by hitting each other with state-of-the-art graphics where you can see tires, doors, hoods, bumpers, etc. go everywhere.
4457 Dino Crisis Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Nov 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Action
Dino Crisis Sega Dreamcast
Series: PlayStation the Best
Summary: Three years ago a brilliant scientist disappeared while researching a new form of energy. The government that funded his research wrote the whole affair off as a loss, which made it all the more upsetting when reports of Dr. Kirk's good health and nearly finished research came in. A special forces team is sent to the doctor's private island laboratory to extract him and his research, but they are totally unprepared for some of the side effects of his developments. Side effects that come from 100 million years in the past.
Dino Crisis is a survival horror game that is very similar in both control and gameplay to its sister series, Resident Evil. As in that series, protagonist Regina will have limited supplies and ammo with which to fight deadly enemies while searching rooms for keys (some figurative, some literal) to open locked areas. Unlike Resident Evil games, Regina will find very few actual supplies laying around, and will instead find "plugs" that are used to open caches of emergency supplies located around the complex. There are only enough plugs to open some of these caches, however, so care must be taken to decide what items are really needed. In another change from Resident Evil, the game is rendered in 3D, allowing the camera to rotate or pan, although camera angles are still out of the control of the player. Even the dumbest dinosaur is smarter than the undead, and enemies can chase and disarm Regina, and even occasionally follow her through doors.
4458 Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R2 Nov 2000 Crystal Dynamics, Inc. Action
Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue Sega Dreamcast
Summary: 102 Dalmatians is a 3D action adventure where you become a courageous Dalmatian puppy who must rescue your family and friends from the clutches of Cruella De Vil.
Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue features beloved characters from 101 Dalmatians and new characters based on the upcoming 102 Dalmatians live action movie.
4459 Disney's Dinosaur Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R4 Nov 2000 Ubi Soft Paris Studios Action
Disney's Dinosaur Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Disney's Dinosaur is a puzzle-adventure game based on the movie of the same name. You control three characters: Flia the pteradon, Aladar the Iguanadon and Zini the lemur, each of whom has different abilities. Flia can fly, Aladar can wade through water and crush rocks and Zini can fit through small spaces and pick things up. The game is seen from a top-down perspective, with the player switching characters on the fly. As in the movie, they must work together to reach the sacred nesting grounds for water and food after the rest of world dries up.
Throughout the game, the characters' abilities are upgraded via an Intelligent Points System in an RPG-like addition. There are twelve levels divided into four acts.
The game includes FMV clips from the movie and a dinosaur encyclopedia with information about real dinosaurs.
4460 Disney's Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R3 Dec 2000 Ubi Soft Entertainment Software Action, Platformer
Disney's Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers Sega Dreamcast
Summary: You play as Donald in this 3d platform action game. Donald's girlfriend, Daisy is a reporter for a television station in Duckberg. While doing a story on the secret temple of Merlock, a terrible magician, Daisy is kidnapped. Now, it is up to Donald to get her back. Along the way he will have help from his nephews, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, and the inventor Gyro Gearloose. He will also have competition from Gladstone Gander, who is also trying to save Daisy.
Game play alternates between side-scrolling running and jumping and 3d running and jumping. The side scrolling levels play a lot like the Super Mario Bros. games. The 3d levels play a lot like the Crash Bandicoot series of games. All in all, there are 20 levels, spread out through areas.
4461 Disney/Pixar Buzz Lightyear of Star Command Sega Dreamcast Activision R3 Oct 2000 Travellers Tales (Uk) Ltd. Action
Disney/Pixar Buzz Lightyear of Star Command Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Buzz Lightyear is based on an animated movie and television series of the same name. Buzz Lightyear is an elite space ranger, who travels from planet to planet hunting down supervillians.
In this game, you control Buzz through 14 missions on eight different planets. In each mission, your goal is to race to the end of the level before the bad guy does. If you do so successfully, you face off against the villian, and hopefully capture them. In addition to capturing the villain, there are secondary objectives like collecting robot parts and getting the fastest time through the level.
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command is a spinoff of the Toy Story series of movies.
4462 Disney/Pixar Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue! Sega Dreamcast Activision R2 Jun 2000 Travellers Tales (Uk) Ltd. Action
Disney/Pixar Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue! Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Woody has been stolen from the bedroom, ready to be sold to the highest bidder by an evil toy collector. It's up to good friend Buzz Lightyear to fight his way through from the bedroom to the outside world in order to save Woody from the toy market and bring him home.
All of the character from the 3D animated movie appear through-out the side scroller to help Buzz get to where he is needed. Along with the use of his cannon, Buzz can jump to hard to reach places, also useful in collecting the hidden coins that open bonus levels.
4463 Draconus: Cult of the Wyrm Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R4 Jun 2000 Treyarch Action
Draconus: Cult of the Wyrm Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Single-player video game
Summary: Draconus: Cult of the Wyrm is a hack and slash video game developed by Treyarch and published by Crave Entertainment for the Dreamcast game console. Draconus, or Dragon Blood as it is named in Europe, is considered as a spiritual sequel to Treyarch's swordfighting PC game Die by the Sword.
4464 Dragon Riders: Chronicles of Pern Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R4 Aug 2001 Ubi Studios UK Action
Dragon Riders: Chronicles of Pern Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Sci-Fi / Futuristic
Summary: The Dragon Riders of Pern have protected their world from the alien oppressor Thread, but now they have all gone extinct. Unless you can find a new rider to take up, the world of Pern is doomed. From this point the game takes the player through four chapters with a vast storyline.
Dragon Riders is a game in 3D with strong RPG and action elements. The world of Pern is based upon the novels by Anne McCaffrey. The game contains over 120 locations on three continents. The player can interact and speak with over 170 characters.
4465 DUX Version 1.5 Sega Dreamcast Hucast Games R0 Apr 2013 HUCAST.net Action, Shooter
DUX Version 1.5 Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Jul 8, 2016
Summary: DUX 1.5 is an overhauled version of the shoot'em up DUX. In comparison to the original version, it features:
a new soundtrack;
instant respawn after loosing a life (instead of being set back to the latest activated checkpoint);
custom controls;
modified gameplay, aimed at a better balancing.
4466 Dynamite Cop! Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Oct 1999 SEGA Enterprises Ltd. Action
Dynamite Cop! Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Pirates have kidnapped the President's daughter and are holding her on a hijacked cruise ship. Now it's up to an elite police force to get them back, using whatever means necessary. The action takes place on both the cruise ship and the pirate's island hideaway.
You play as one of three cops, in this beat-em up fighting game from Sega. Dynamite Cop features similar gameplay to Die Hard Arcade. As your character enters an area, you have to beat up everyone there. Once they are gone, you continue to the next area. To help you there are many weapons, such as guns, knives, pepper spray, chairs, and bread. Bread? Yes, you can use pretty much anything as a weapon.
4467 Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Sep 2000 Appaloosa Interactive Corporation Action
Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future Sega Dreamcast
Series: Ecco the Dolphin
Summary: Hundreds of years in the future, mankind and dolphins live peacefully together and share the earth. Dolphins, who are much more intelligent than they seem, act as the earth's caretakers, while dolphins and humans explore the galaxy. An alien force, known as the Foe, seeks to end this happy existence. The Foe damages the Earth's defense system, and alters history for the worse. One extraordinary dolphin, Ecco, must travel through time to set things right.
Ecco is a 3d underwater adventure game. There are more than 25 aquatic environments to explore. Ecco must communicate with other ocean creatures and learn to manipulate his environment if he is to succeed in defeating the Foe.
4468 EGG: Elemental Gimmick Gear Sega Dreamcast Vatical Entertainment R2 Jan 2000 Birthday Action
EGG: Elemental Gimmick Gear Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A mysterious planet Fogna... you awaken one day after a prolonged sleep, look around and realise you have been asleep for quite a while - thousands of years... The people who saw you during your sleep named you the Sleeper. You were discovered by an archaeological team, and an ancient machine, which was dubbed "Elemental Gimmick Gear" by the archaeologists, was found near you. You are a young man, but in fact you are several thousand years old. Now you must discover your past, the past of the planet, and the purpose of the mysterious Elemental Gear.
This game is an action RPG. The player can move around the battlefield, using various physical attacks, such as punch, spin, etc., and also elemental (magic-like) spells. The game is mostly 2D, except the boss battles, which are in full 3D. There are also many puzzle-solving areas and mini-games included within the game.
4469 Eighteen Wheeler: American Pro Trucker Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 May 2001 AM R&D Dept. #2 Racing
Eighteen Wheeler: American Pro Trucker Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Hard core truck racing action.
Dodging, weaving and smashing through traffic to beat your opponent.
Masses of skill involved in driving VERY long vehicles, parking them, and slipstreaming behind other 18 wheelers in your path.
*Choose your cargo option - multiple trailors from cable cars to gass tanks to car transporters - its got it all
4470 Escape 2042: The Truth Defenders Sega Dreamcast Orionsoft R0 Jan 2017 Orionsoft Action
Escape 2042: The Truth Defenders Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Discover a futuristic fast-paced platformer game in pixel art, including 2 mini-games and a SpeedRun mode !
The game takes place in three different environments (prison, desert, forest) and is interspersed with 2 mini-games, including a reversed "Shoot'em Up" and an original rappelling game!
Avoid the security cameras, collect grenades to get rid of your enemies, exercise your working memory by hacking the computers of the prison to unlock the doors or to disactivate the safety systems.
Place your Dreamcast CD into your Sega-CD / Mega-CD unit to get enhanced CD Audio quality with longer soundtracks on the Megadrive/Genesis version of the game !
4471 ESPN International Track & Field Sega Dreamcast Konami R2 Jan 2000 Konami Computer Entertainment Osaka Co., Ltd. Sports
ESPN International Track & Field Sega Dreamcast
Series: Track & Field
Summary: Compete in twelve international track & field events ranging from 100m dash to hammer throw. Most of the action is done via button mashing and timed button presses, similarly to the now classic NES Track & Field games.
4472 Evil Dead: Hail to the King Sega Dreamcast THQ R3 Dec 2000 Heavy Iron Studios, Inc. Action
Evil Dead: Hail to the King Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Horror
Summary: Ash, the square-jawed, insult-spewing, shotgun-toting, chainsaw-armed hero from the cult classic Evil Dead trilogy is back. Picking up eight years after the last installment of the Evil Dead films, Ash is drawn back to the infamous cabin in the woods only to again face evil forces that have crossed over to our world. Our hero finds himself slicing and dicing carnivorous Kandarian demons, vicious deadites, and other unspeakable atrocities spawned by the notorious Book of the Dead. And in true Evil Dead fashion, Ash must once again attempt to save the world from an appalling and horrific end.
Evil Dead: Hail to the King is a survival horror game with over-the-top bloodlust and signature Ash humor--all within the confines of the Evil Dead universe.
4473 Evolution 2: Far Off Promise Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R3 Jun 2000 Sting, Inc. Role-Playing (RPG)
Evolution 2: Far Off Promise Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Evolution 2 is a direct sequel to World of Sacred Device. The events of the game take place six months after the conclusion of the previous game. Mag Launcher, the son of a great adventurer of the past, has earned the title of "best adventurer" in the town Pannam. The adventurer guild (called the Society) sends him to the south, to the large town Museville. Mag has to explore the surrounding dungeons, performing various archaeological quests for the Society.
The game is more like a second chapter to the first Evolution than an actual sequel. You control the same party of characters: Mag, the cute girl Linear Cannon, the butler Gre Naid, and the adventurers Chain and Pepper. The dungeons are randomly generated. In those dungeons, you can find rare artifacts you can later sell, and special weapon enhancements called "CyFrame", which can upgrade your characters and teach them various techniques.
The US version of Evolution: Far off Promise features original Japanese voice-acting with English subtitles.
4474 Evolution: The World of Sacred Device Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R2 Dec 1999 Gekkou, Sting, Inc. Role-Playing (RPG)
Evolution: The World of Sacred Device Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Mag Launcher is the only child in a legendary family of adventurers. Several years ago, a cute little girl showed up on the doorstep of the Launcher house, holding a letter from Mag's father, who had went long ago on another dangerous adventure, and hadn't returned since then. In the letter, Mag's father asked him to protect the little girl (named Linear Cannon). Since then, the two children have been living together in the Launcher house. Mag's father never came back...
One fine day, the 8th Emperial Army arrives at Pannama town, in search of an artifact called Evolutia. Mag remembers that was the very same artifact his father had been looking for...
Evolution: The World of Sacred Device is a RPG with a heavy emphasis on dungeon exploring. Mag and his party (Linear, the butler Gre Naid, and two other adventurers), explore dungeon after dungeon, searching for the mysterious artifact. All dungeons are randomly generated. The combat is turn-based. There are mechanical devices called "Cy-Frame", which can be attached to the characters and make him (or her) perform special attacks of various kinds.
4475 Expendable Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R2 Jun 1999 Rage Games Ltd. Action, Shooter
Expendable Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In 2463 a race of vicious aliens has invaded human planets, wiping out the population of Novocastria first. Only the Millennium Soldier can lead the human fightback.
In this sci-fi action game, reflex shooting dominates over planning or tactical play. Expect non-stop action from fighting and relentlessly killing off tons of bad guys across more than 20 levels of 3rd person 3D action, taking place inside and outside. Powering up your weaponry is crucial - there are 18 different ones to collect, from pulse cannons to particle accelerators and rockets to missiles. Two player cooperative and deathmatch modes are provided.
4476 F355 Challenge: Passione Rossa Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R4 Sep 2000 SEGA-AM2 Co., LTD. Racing
F355 Challenge: Passione Rossa Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Get behind the wheel of one of the most worlds most prestigious cars, the F355 Ferrari, in this conversion of Sega's arcade game.
F355 features a number of game modes: the Arcade mode which is the same as the checkpoint arcade version; Championship mode where you race a total of 6 races for the combined highest score; Single play which is the same as Arcade mode but with no time limit; Versus play with a two player split screen; and Network Race where you can connect to the Internet and race a time attack against other players ghost cars.
The courses that are available to race on are Motegi, short and long versions of Suzuka, Monza, Sugo, Long Beach, Atlanta Motor Speedway, Nurburgring (GP track), Laguna Seca, Sepang, and Fiorano (Ferrari's test track).
The game features 3 levels of difficulty. There are also four Assist functions - Stability Control for cornering, Traction Control from the engine to the tires, Anti Lock Brake System to keep the tires from locking during braking and Intelligent Brake System for braking before corners so beginners can concentrate on steering.
You can also connect to the Internet and register your driver data.
4477 Fast Striker Ver 1.5 Sega Dreamcast NG:DEV.TEAM R0 Dec 2010 NG:DEV.TEAM Action, Shooter
Fast Striker Ver 1.5 Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Single player
Summary: Fast Striker is a single-player vertical scrolling shoot 'em up video game for the Neo Geo MVS, Sega Dreamcast and iOS. It is developed by German indie developer NG:DEV.TEAM in 2010.
4478 Fatal Fury: Mark of the Wolves Sega Dreamcast Agetec R4 Nov 2001 SNK Corporation Fighting
Fatal Fury: Mark of the Wolves Sega Dreamcast
Series: Fatal Fury
Summary: It's been several years since Geese Howard was defeated in a battle with Terry Bogard, a young man looking to avenge his father. Rather than looking to be saved from death after falling off his office balcony, Geese instead decided to die, and left behind his young son, Rock. Terry took Rock in and became like a big brother to him, raising the boy throughout his life.
Now Rock is a teenager, and Terry is a man in his 30s, and both are about to come together in a new clash...new faces and old come together for the greatest battle yet!
4479 Fighting Force 2 Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R1 Nov 1999 Core Design Ltd. Action
Fighting Force 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Fighting Force 2 is a beat-em-up game set in the not-to-distant future. Human cloning has become a real possibility, but has been banned by an international treaty. The Knackmiche Corporation has been suspected of researching cloning, and you, Hawk Manson, are sent in on a covert mission to investigate. The game features large levels and both hand-to-hand and weapons combat.
4480 Flag to Flag Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Sep 1999 Zoom, Inc. Racing
Flag to Flag Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Have a quick race or fight the CART championship in this officially-licensed racing game. It features 19 accurately-modeled tracks including ovals, street, and road courses, all based on the real thing. You can choose from 27 drivers and 17 official teams. The simulation mode lets you tweak the tires, suspension, and steering for each race, and simulates damage and tire degradation. Each race includes practice and qualifying sessions, and variable weather effects.
4481 Floigan Bros.: Episode 1 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Jul 2001 Visual Concepts Entertainment, Inc. Action
Floigan Bros.: Episode 1 Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Puzzle-Solving
Summary: Hoigle and Moigle Floigan are brothers who live in a junkyard. Hoigle is the elder of the two. He's also the smaller of the two, and by far the smarter. In this game you control Hoigle as he helps his large but slow-witted younger brother Moigle to build a secret invention.
Floigan Bros. is an action puzzle game with a strong emphasis on cooperation. Hoigle must work with Moigle to accomplish many tasks. Moigle, on the other hand, is more frequently interested in playing games or eating. By playing with Moigle, Hoigle can eventually teach him the skills he needs to get the job done.
The game featured some online content that was downloadable using the Dreamcast's built-in modem.
4482 Fur Fighters Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R3 Jul 2000 Bizarre Creations, Ltd. Action
Fur Fighters Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A group of baby stuffed animals are kidnapped from their families by the Stupid Bears (an evil gang of stuffed teddy bears, of all things!), and it is up to the Fur Fighters to save the young ones.
The group that you control ranges from Kangaroos and Penguins to Cats and Dogs, all with their unique abilities and styles of fighting, which you must use to not only defeat the Stupid Bears, but complete puzzles and specific objectives along the way. You can control only one character at a time, but there are teleport areas so that you can change your character to one that can complete the tasks at hand.
4483 Gauntlet Legends Sega Dreamcast Midway R3 May 2000 Atari Games Action
Gauntlet Legends Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Up to 4 players simultaneously
Summary: Gauntlet Legends is an arcade game released in 1998 by Atari Games. It is a fantasy themed hack and slash game, a sequel to 1985's popular Gauntlet and 1986's Gauntlet II and marks the final game in the series to be produced by Atari Games. Its unusual features for an arcade game included passwords and characters that could be saved, enabling players to play over the course of a long period.
4484 Ghost Blade Sega Dreamcast Hucast Games R0 Sep 2015 Hucast Games Action, Shooter
Ghost Blade Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Ghost Blade is an unlicensed independently developed scrolling shooter video game by Hucast Games for the Dreamcast. The game was released in September 2015 worldwide. A 300-print (later increased to 500-print after a consumer vote) collectors edition Ghost Blade with a superplay DVD and game soundtrack on separate disks was available to pre-order from Hucast.net. It has since sold out.Hucast have announced both a Limited and Regular edition of the game will be available at launch. Art and screenshots from the game were published on March 28, 2013. A trailer video demoing the alpha version of the game was published on April 24, 2013.
4485 Giga Wing Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Jul 2000 Takumi Corporation Action
Giga Wing Sega Dreamcast
Series: Giga Wing
Summary: In the World of Giga Wing, many wars have been fought for the divine stone Medallion. Entire civilizations were destroyed in the struggle for gaining control of the legendary item. Now, in the year 2050, four pilots have set off, each carrying a mysterious stone. The stones are said to be the only way to destroy Medallion once and for all. The player can choose to complete the journey for any of the four pilots.
Giga Wing is a vertical scrolling shoot 'em up. Up to two players must steer their planes around enemy bullets and destroy everything in their path with only a limited amount of lives. When tapping the A button, the main gun is fired. Holding the button activates the Reflect Force. The B button fires a bomb from a limited stock to become temporarily invincible. Power-ups can be collected to increase the bomb and life stock or enhance the main gun's fire power.
Scoring works by using the Reflect Force to repel enemy shots. Once the shots hit an enemy, medals appear in their place. When these are collected, the score multiplier increases.
There are two game modes, arcade and score attack. Arcade plays just like the original coin-op game, and score attack lets the player choose a stage and fight for the highest score there. In this mode, the player has unlimited lives, however the score multiplier will reset once the player dies or uses a bomb.
4486 Giga Wing 2 Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 May 2001 Takumi Corporation Action, Shooter
Giga Wing 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The third game in the Takumi/Capcom arcade shooter trilogy, Giga Wing 2 was originally designed for the Naomi arcade system and later ported to the Dreamcast. It is a top-down, vertical-scrolling shoot-em-up featuring four-player simultaneous action, high-res 3D graphics, and an orchestral score. There are four characters to choose from, each with his own storyline and fighter/spaceship. Each ship has its own weapon type and speed.
Like the previous Giga Wing and Mars Matrix games, gameplay is designed around bullet absorption/reflection mechanics, large numbers of enemies, and giant boss fights. Giga Wing 2 adds the ability to choose from two different bullet reflection powers: reflect force and reflect laser. The reflect force repulses enemy shots, while the reflect laser uses them to charge up a beam weapon.
4487 Grand Theft Auto 2 Sega Dreamcast Rockstar Games R2 Apr 2000 DMA Design Limited Action, Racing
Grand Theft Auto 2 Sega Dreamcast
Series: Grand Theft Auto
Summary: Lie, cheat, and steal your way through three districts of a huge city in the follow-up to Grand Theft Auto. Earn the respect of 7 different gangs as you demolish the town in your attempt to make lots of cash.
The game takes place at an undisclosed time in the near future. Unlike the first game which featured three different cities, Grand Theft Auto 2 only features a single town, but it's divided in three districts which are unlocked one at a time: downtown, residential and industrial. Like in the original the player goes around answering phones to initiate various missions. The game uses an overhead camera in a 3D landscape and allows the player to freely explore the city and steal any vehicle the player sets his or her eyes on. To unlock new districts the player must reach a certain score which is done by committing crimes and finishing missions.
Because the game now features multiple criminal gangs, the player must choose allegiances. Performing missions for one gang, will decrease the player's reputation for another. When the player commits crimes he also becomes wanted by the local police, but as more crimes are committed without shaking the police, they will give way for first SWAT Teams, then Special Agents and finally the army.
New features include the ability to save at the church, when donating enough money, and various side missions, such as becoming a taxi driver to ear money. There are also many new cars with weapons attached such as a firetruck with a flamethrower and a car with machine guns.
On the PC version the player can change the time of day from noon to dusk to allow for more moody lighting. On the PlayStation the game can only be played at noon, and on the Dreamcast only at dusk.
4488 Grandia II Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R3 Dec 2000 Game Arts Co., Ltd. Role-Playing (RPG)
Grandia II Sega Dreamcast
Series: Grandia
Summary: Long ago, the battle of light and darkness was held, pitting the god Granas against the demon Valmar. Though scars of the battle still mark the land, time has passed and the people of the world have built new civilizations and kingdoms to colonize the planet. The "Day of Darkness" will someday occur, heralding the resurrection of Valmar.
Ryudo is a "GeoHound", a mercenary available for hire, usually for slaying monsters and recovering goods. Working with a talking bird named Skye, who sites on Ryudo's shoulder, they will "do anything" if the price is right One day Ryudo receives a job from a branch of the Church of Granas, they ask Ryudo to become a bodyguard for a young priestess named Elena during a prayer ceremony. During the ceremony, strange events occur requiring Ryudo to escort Elena on a journey towards the
Grandia 2 is a 3D RPG, viewed from a top-down perspective for most of the game and a 3rd person view during battle. Controlling Ryudo, the player will explore various locations, locating townspeople and objects within an area to interact with. Towns and dungeons are displayed in the same manner, though dungeons tend to be mazes filled with monsters and towns tend to be friendly areas filled instead with conversation and shops. Any monsters present in these areas will be shown walking around. Walking over to and touching the monster in any way will activate a battle. If the monster notices the player approaching it is considered a normal battle, if Ryudo is able to approach undetected the player's party will gain the initiative in battle, if any party member besides Ryudo is approached by the enemy then the party loses initiative.
In battle, each character is able to choose from a list of actions that include "attack combos" (standard attack command), Special Abilities/Magic, "Critical Strike", Guard, Evade and Escape. Critical Strikes are weaker versions of attack combos with the advantage that they can block an enemy's action. This partly depends on the positions of the character on the action bar, displayed at the bottom of the screen, which shows each character (and enemy's) time to act within the battle. Some magic spells and special abilities are also able to block enemy actions, though they take longer to perform than normal attacks. Both combo attacks and critical attacks require the attacker to run up to the enemy in order to perform the action. This depends heavily on the character's individual movement as well as other characters acting as obstacles on the screen. Successfully defeating enemies in battle awards experience points, power points, magic points, gold and items.
4489 The Grinch Sega Dreamcast Konami R3 Dec 2000 Artificial Mind & Movement Action
The Grinch Sega Dreamcast
Summary: As the Grinch, you're going to make sure that Whoville will NOT celebrate Christmas this year... Your missions, should you choose to accept them, includes breaking presents, build some of your nasty gadgets (rotten egg launcher, slime shooter), messing with the mail... And more. Explore four large environments in search of your blueprints for your "weapons". Even summon your pal Max for a little assistance at times.
4490 Gunbird 2 Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Aug 2000 Psikyo Action, Shooter
Gunbird 2 Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Aug 2, 2013
Series: Gunbird / Mobile Light Force
Summary: The sequel to the arcade sleeper Gunbird blasts its way onto Sega's Dreamcast! Take flight as one of seven crazy characters as you battle the Queen Pirates in search of the world's biggest treasure hoard! This Dreamcast version features a guest appearance by Capcom's Morrigan Aenslaed as a playable character, who never appeared in the arcade version.
4491 Gundam Side Story 0079: Rise from the Ashes Sega Dreamcast Bandai R3 Apr 2000 Action
Gundam Side Story 0079: Rise from the Ashes Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Step into the giant, mechanized suit of the Gundam. There, across battlefields of a war-beaten Earth, you'll command your forces against units of the Zeon army. You'll need to master every move in your suit--and weapon in your arsenal--to outflank the Zeon and complete each mission. And although you've got armored vehicles and ant-sized infantry on your side, the battle will be lost or won by your ability to jump, hover, and fly into battle while zooming in your weapons on the enemy.
A cross between first-person shooter and strategy game, "Gundam Side Story 0079: Rise From the Ashes" comes from a series that originated on the Sega Saturn. This title features such enhancements as detailed 3-D mobile suits, cinematic interstitial scenes, a dramatic soundtrack, and actual sound effects from the "anime" TV series, "Gundam Wing."
4492 Gunlord Sega Dreamcast NG:DEV.TEAM R0 Jun 2012 NG:DEV.TEAM Action
Gunlord Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Gunlord is a side scrolling run 'n gun video game for the Neo Geo, developed by German indie developer NG:DEV.TEAM in 2012. It was also released for the Sega Dreamcast as an unlicensed title in the same year.
4493 Heavy Metal: Geomatrix Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 Sep 2001 Capcom Action
Heavy Metal: Geomatrix Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Heavy Metal: Geomatrix is a fully 3D arena fighting game released in 2001 by both Sega and Capcom for the Sega NAOMI and Dreamcast, based upon the Heavy Metal license. Using similar perspective and control scheme to Capcom's Spawn: In the Demon's Hand, the game presents up to 4 players combats in large arenas in what is seen as a follow up to the basics of Capcom's Power Stone series, although more oriented to weapon fighting/shooting and a serious and dark cyberpunk tone because of the Heavy Metal universe setting. The game features a soundtrack of licensed music by artists such as Megadeth, Halford, W.A.S.P. , Corrosion of Conformity and Dust to Dust. A soundtrack CD featuring songs used in the game as well as songs from other artists was released by Sanctuary Records to tie in with the game.
4494 Hidden & Dangerous Sega Dreamcast TalonSoft R2 Jul 2000 Illusion Softworks, a.s. Strategy
Hidden & Dangerous Sega Dreamcast
Series: Hidden & Dangerous
Summary: The player play four Allied commandos in operations during World War 2. Mission vary from bomb planting to hostage rescue. The player can even drive tanks and other vehicles.
The player can control a soldier in FPS mode and control the rest in a tactics mode.
The campaign is divided into many episodes, and each episode into missions.
4495 The House of the Dead 2 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Jul 1999 Wow Entertainment, Inc. Action
The House of the Dead 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The House of The Dead 2 is a conversion of Sega's popular light gun arcade game. In this game you play the role of a detective out to stop a madman who has unleashed zombies and other horrid creatures on an Italian city. You have to kill the monsters, save people and find out the plans behind this mayhem. The game uses a auto game camera which pans around in a preset manner as you venture through the city killing the creatures and rescuing people. Extra modes like training and time trial are included for replayability.
4496 Hoyle Casino Sega Dreamcast Sierra R3 Jan 2000 Sierra On-Line, Inc. Strategy
Hoyle Casino Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A variety of casino themed games in the newest version of Sierra's Casino series. You start off with $5000 and enter the casino intent on making your fortune in 1 of 350 Vegas-style games. You can enter in tournaments against computer opponents or play online against friends and family.
4497 Hydro Thunder Sega Dreamcast Midway R2 Sep 1999 Midway Games, Inc. Racing
Hydro Thunder Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Port of Midway's arcade boat-racer. The premise is non-existent, you simply rev up the engines and go on 13 water courses set in Antarctica, the far east, the Greek isles, etc. on different types of futuristic boats. Races use the usual arcade checkpoint system and scattered across the courses you'll find an assortment of power-ups and upgrades like nitro boosters.
Graphics are entirely 3D with reflective water effects and realistic bouncing and bucking in the boats. Multiplayer competitions are supported for 2 players on the PlayStation version.
4498 Illbleed Sega Dreamcast AIA Games R3 Apr 2001 Crazy Games Action
Illbleed Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Illbleed is a survival horror video game developed by Crazy Games (formerly known as "Climax Graphics") and published by Crazy Games in Japan and AIA in the US for the Sega Dreamcast. It was released in Japan on March 29, 2001 and later in North America on April 25, 2001. Despite being financially unsuccessful, this game received a worldwide cult following for its notable combination of nonlinear gameplay elements (e.g. trap detection) and bizarre B-movie style comedy horror theme, dialogue and voice acting.
4499 Incoming Sega Dreamcast Interplay R2 Nov 1999 Rage Games Ltd. Action, Shooter
Incoming Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Incoming aliens! Incoming aliens! They've already attacked the international moonbase, and they may already have a base in the Arctic! Earth is building a huge tracking station as first part of the counterattack, but now you detect incoming aliens and they don't look friendly! Defend your base against the initial incursion by manning turret, tank, helicopter, harrier jet, and even captured alien fighter as you battle the aliens in various continents, and eventually lead the counterattack on the moon!
Incoming is a 3D shooter with plenty of action. In arcade mode, you can play it as a straight shooter. Some missions have you manning an immobile turret where you simply aim at the sky and engage incoming bogeys. Other missions can have you control a ground hovertank engaging enemy ground threats. Yet other missions will have you control a helicopter, a Harrier jumpjet, and even a captured alien fighter. There are also an "action" mode and "action-tactics" mode, where you are given some limited control of other friendly units.
4500 Industrial Spy: Operation Espionage Sega Dreamcast UFO Interactive R3 Jan 2000 HuneX Co., Ltd. Strategy
Industrial Spy: Operation Espionage Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Anime / Manga
Summary: Blending the stealth, RTS, and RPG genres, Industrial Spy has the player leading a team of superspies (Espion Agents, part of the Blitzstrahl corporation) infiltrating various locales like museums, a military installation, and even a German-style castle full of traps. Each of the agents has his own specialties, like computer hacking, rollerblading, handguns, etc.
Gameplay is like a regular real-time strategy game, with the player acting in the role of commander without taking a direct hand in anything. Give the agents orders and try to keep an eye on all of them as they carry them out. Each agent's skills can be upgraded after missions. Keep them out of sight of guards, spring traps on them, or engage them in hand-to-hand or ranged combat.
4501 Iron Aces Sega Dreamcast Xicat Interactive R4 Feb 2001 Marionette Co., Ltd. Action, Simulation
Iron Aces Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Iron Aces is fictional World War 2 flight simulator. What that "fictional" means is that great liberties have been taken with the historical accuracy of the world and events. The most obvious point is that although most planes come from real World War 2 aircraft, the theatre of operations is a bit unique; The four major sides to the conflict (American, British, German, Japanese) are all fighting one another over a group of islands somewhere in the Pacific. Thus each of these nations is represented in close proximity and in direct conflict to one another.
The gameplay takes place over a series of single-player flight missions in which your American pilot will fight against the Axis forces and ally with the British. The majority of the missions take place in the air against other aerial targets.
4502 Jet Grind Radio Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Oct 2000 Smilebit Action
Jet Grind Radio Sega Dreamcast
Series: Jet Grind Radio
Summary: Tokyo-to, a city not unlike Tokyo, somewhere in Asia, in the near future. This is the story about the GG's, one of three rival teenage gangs who ride motorised inline skates and are tagging the streets with graffiti. There is a turf war going on between the gangs GG's, the Poison Jam, and the high-tech freaks, the Noise Tanks. The evil Rokkaku Corporation has the corrupt police in their grasp, and, headed by Captain Onishima, the cops are hell-bent on subduing the unruly teen protagonists. But there is light in the darkness: the underground DJ, "Professor K," and his Jet Set Radio station keep tabs on what is happening on the streets of Tokyo-to, and soon our teens will have something much darker than the police to worry about.
As one of the GG's, you skate through a variety of different levels, from busy streets to run-down rooftops and smelly sewers where you learn new moves, collect spray cans, and tag the streets with graffiti. New graffiti designs can be unlocked by finding "Graffiti Souls" in levels, by designing new graffiti yourself, or by going online and downloading any images you find while browsing the internet. Fight the rival gangs "Poison Jam" and the "Noise Tanks", the evil mega-corporation Rokkaku and their police cronies in this fresh take on the platform genre, mixing traditional platform elements with skating similar to that of the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games. Players are scored on their performance in a level, both on the level of graffiti attempted as well as optional tags and skating tricks. As the game progresses challenge maps open that test the player's ability to do larger tags, more tricks, or race against an opponent.
The American and European release contained two new levels based on New York. The story and order that you meet characters was modified to include these two levels. Both releases also have different unique soundtracks for these levels.
The 2012 HD version has widescreen HD graphics and a new camera system, as well as all the original songs but one.
4503 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Jan 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Based on the Japanese manga/anime of the same name, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is a 2D fighter from Capcom. Take on the role of one of 18 characters and battle your friends in Arcade Mode, or take on the role of Jotaro "JoJo" Kujo and his friends in Super Story Mode as they battle their way to the evil vampire, Dio Brando, in order to save the world!
A Dreamcast version also exists, but without the Super Story Mode and a couple of missing characters. Both games were ports of Capcom's arcade fighter, JoJo's Venture and its update, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
4504 Kao the Kangaroo Sega Dreamcast Titus R5 Jan 2001 X-Ray Interactive Action
Kao the Kangaroo Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A kangaroo named Kao was playing with his friends in his native Australia, when suddenly evil hunters appeared, put him in a cage, and took him away. They didn't know that Kao was quite proficient in the art of boxing, so freeing himself from the trap wasn't particularly hard. However, Kao finds himself far away from home, and must fight and hop his way back.
Kao the Kangaroo is a 3D platform action game. The gameplay adheres to the jump-and-run style, Kao having to rapidly traverse levels full of traps and enemies. His basic attack is a simple punch; he can also side-step and swing his tail at the enemies. Power-ups scattered through the stages include coins, a certain amount of which will increase Kao's life points; hearts to replenish his health; boxing gloves, which act as homing projectile attacks; and turbo boosts, which make Kao move faster.
Though most levels in the game have Kao running, jumping, and fighting enemies, some are similar to extreme sport challenges. These include snowboarding, jet skiing, pod racing, and other activities.
4505 The King of Fighters: Dream Match 1999 Sega Dreamcast SNK Corporation of America R3 Jun 1999 SNK Corporation Fighting
The King of Fighters: Dream Match 1999 Sega Dreamcast
Series: King of Fighters
Summary: A special Dreamcast conversion of KOF '98 (NOT '99) with several additions for Sega's console. The game remains the same as the original arcade version, but now includes new backgrounds (some with some polygonal enhancements) and a series of complementary bonus materials like conceptual galleries, sound test modes, etc.
4506 The King of Fighters: Evolution Sega Dreamcast Agetec R3 May 2000 SNK Corporation Fighting
The King of Fighters: Evolution Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Welcome back to the King of Fighters tournament with this, the latest installment of the legendary SNK fighting game series! Taking elements from both KOF '99 and the new KOF 2000, KOF Evo brings hardcore fighting game action, slick characters, newcomers, oldcomers, and everyone in between back for one of the greatest fighting game experiences you'll ever see!
4507 KISS Psycho Circus: The Nightmare Child Sega Dreamcast Gathering of Developers R2 Oct 2000 Tremor Entertainment First Person Shooter
KISS Psycho Circus: The Nightmare Child Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Wicked Jester, a band of four, are headed for a Friday night gig at The Coventry, a rundown dive outside of town. They arrive only to find the parking lot deserted, the club seemingly dead. The band's members: Pablo Ramirez, Andy Chang, Gabriel Gordo and Patrick Scott, stepping from their van, are startled by a voice from the shadows. She offers them four tickets to a circus -- tonight's the grand finale! Having nothing better to do, the four accept and the nightmare begins.
Based on characters from comic book author Todd McFarlane, KISS Psycho Circus: The Nightmare Child brings the horror and carnage of the Psycho Circus to the PC in a shooter format. There are two-dozen creatures to battle with and three classes of weapons to use, each with four specific types: melee (beast claws, thornblade, twister and punisher), common (zero cannon, magma cannon, windblade and scourge) and ultimate (stargaze, galaxion, spirit lance and draco). In addition to the weaponry, temporary power-ups and instant items such as health, attack and defense powers are available.
4508 The Last Blade 2: Heart of the Samurai Sega Dreamcast Agetec R4 Aug 2001 SNK Corporation Fighting
The Last Blade 2: Heart of the Samurai Sega Dreamcast
Series: Last Blade
Summary: The Last Blade 2: Heart of the Samurai is a 2D fighting game which features anime-style characters that fight each other with swords, clubs, and even fishing poles. These characters pull off their special moves with that 'quarter-circle-to-half-circle' and 'double-half-circle' controller motions, reminiscent of Street Fighter.
4509 Last Hope: Pink Bullets Sega Dreamcast NG:DEV.TEAM R0 Sep 2009 NG:DEV.TEAM Action, Shooter
Last Hope: Pink Bullets Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Last Hope Pink Bullets The evil empire is rushing at light-speed across the galaxies, heading towards Mother Earth. Barely 24 hours ago, they penetrated the last defence line of our galaxy, the Arsion Laser Belt. Millions of innocent people perished in outer space colonies. 70% of our fleet was destroyed during first contact. Our intelligence has now extrapolated their arrival within six days. Conventional weapons cannot stop them. Our last hope is in your hands: The Z-42 Warpstar. Warp into their territories and destroy their leader before they reach Earth. A tactical shooting game with impressive visuals and excellent arcade gameplay. All Versions Free 360° rotary protection unit for shooting and dodging enemy fire Six stages Handdrawn NEO·GEO style backgrounds Fully animated CGI enemies Superb video game style soundtrack Constant 60 fps with up to 4 parallax layers Lighting FX Smooth plasma FX Pink Bullets specific Features Six credits and instant respawn during one credit Higher player ship speed from beginning Players ship does permanently equip the Rotary Protection Unit Protection unit itself can destroy enemies Five difficulty settings Overall less hard difficulty Altered stage color theme for higher Visibility Advanced scoring system, with beam chaining multiplier/combo meter Pink enemy bullets Arcade Stick, VMU and VGA support
4510 Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R1 Jan 2000 Crystal Dynamics, Inc. Action
Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Jun 4, 2016
Series: Legacy of Kain
Summary: One thousand five hundred years after the events of Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, the vampire Kain's decision at the end of that game has finally defeated the human kingdoms and brought the world of Nosgoth under his control. Ruling from a castle built on the Pillars of Nosgoth, Kain has established an empire of six vampire clans, each ruled by a lieutenant, the sons of Kain. Raziel was one such lieutenant, but lost his position through the insolence of receiving a new evolutionary "dark gift", the growth of feathery wings, before his master had acquired it. Fearing that Raziel might one day surpass him, Kain tears off Raziel's wings in a fit of range and banishes him into the Abyss. There, Raziel is lost in time, dead and his body consumed. The Elder God recovers Raziel's soul and rebuilds the broken body, not as a living vampire, but as a strange new creature of the underworld. Swearing revenge on Kain, Raziel now phases seamlessly between Nosgoth and its underworld, using his new powers to become a terrible reaver of souls...
Soul Reaver is a third-person perspective action game with puzzle-solving and some platforming elements. The game follows Raziel on his quest to purge the land of vampires and take revenge on Kain and his brothers, leaders of the six clans. The player views the environments from behind Raziel's shoulder, moving him in any direction, climbing, attacking, jumping and using specific abilities. Raziel's can grip onto the edge of ledges and his torn wings allow him to glide gently downwards. He can also shift through the material world into the spectral realm at will, but must find specific locations in order to shift back. The two realms mirror one another, with distortions which give access to new areas and platforms. Existing in the material world drains Raziel's life energy at a constant rate.
Throughout the game, energy is recovered by consuming the souls of defeated enemies. If Raziel is able to defeat one of his brothers, he will additionally gain a new ability ("dark gift") upon drinking his soul. Examples include: the ability to swim, file telekinetic projectiles, or the ability to phase through locked gates. Raziel can arm himself with a variety of weapons including spears, daggers, swords, axes, as well as attacking enemies barehanded. Eventually, he will also come across Kain's personal sword (named the Soul Reaver), and will use it to create a powerful energy blade weapon.
The world is left open to Raziel, he can return to areas previously completed and explore the world of Nosgoth at will. Access to certain areas however sometimes requires the use of gained specific abilities. Many of the puzzles the player will need to solve in this quest are block puzzles, requiring the placement of certain large structures (usually square blocks), either to activate switches or to build access to out-of-reach areas.
4511 Leona's Tricky Adventures Sega Dreamcast KTX Software Development R0 Jun 2015 KTX Software Development Puzzle
Leona's Tricky Adventures Sega Dreamcast
Summary: LEONA's Tricky Adventures is inspired by a clever puzzle game mechanic which was briefly explored in the very early 90s but sadly faded from prominence shortly after. The basic task is to match two increasingly complex patterns using increasingly complex mechanics. While it can't be directly compared to any contemporary game the mental skills required by the puzzles put them somewhere in between "Picross" and "Bejeweled" – and in our humble opinion they can easily stand up against those games. LEONA's Tricky Adventures is filled with hundreds of puzzles which provide many hours of fun gameplay.
4512 Looney Tunes Space Race Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R4 Nov 2000 Infogrames Melbourne House Pty Ltd. Racing
Looney Tunes Space Race Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The classic characters of Looney Tunes come to life in Space Race. There are 9 legendary characters to choose from; including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Taz, Sylvester, Yosemite Sam, and more.
Riding high-powered ACME rockets, players will have to guide their chosen rider through 12 unique tracks from throughout the Looney Tunes universe, each with their own short-cuts, jumps and traps, in a frantic race for the finish line.
Along the way, the player will pick up many wacky distractions to slow down their opponents, including the portable hole, spring-loaded boxing gloves, falling elephants, and more.
One can even step the insanity up a notch, in some 4 player, split-screen action. That's all, folks!
4513 MagForce Racing Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R2 Aug 2000 VCC Entertainment GmbH & Co. KG Racing
MagForce Racing Sega Dreamcast
Summary: If you need an adrenaline rush, Killer Loop might be just your thing: Step into your magnetic glider and race through lots of roller-coaster like tracks full of curves and loops, psyched up by pumping techno beats.
There are of course power-ups scattered on the track that may be picked up, including weapon systems to get rid of your enemies.
Similar to Wipeout, this is a game for speed freaks.
4514 Maken X Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Oct 1999 Atlus Co., Ltd. First Person Shooter
Maken X Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Maken X is a sword - a "Soul Sword" that possesses a unique ability called brainjacking. It can take over the mind and the body of another creature and adapt all its strength and weaknesses. Maken X is also the hero of the game - a wandering mutant spirit of the sword. The ability to manipulate a person's "psi", or soul, was discovered in a research lab. The chief scientist is kidnapped by terrorists, and his daughter Kay awakens Maken X who now must assist her on her dangerous mission.
"Maken X" is a first-person action-adventure game with emphasis on melee combat, that offers the player the possibility of controlling minds and bodies of thirteen characters you can meet on your journey. Each character has his own attacks, advantages and disadvantages. Throughout the game you'll have to make decisions that will influence the plot and bring the game to one of its seven endings.
4515 Mars Matrix Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 Apr 2001 Takumi Corporation Action, Shooter
Mars Matrix Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Mars Matrix is a top-down vertical scrolling shoot-em-up (shmup) game, originally for the Capcom CPS-2 arcade board. It is the second in a series of three Capcom/Takumi shmups, between Giga Wing and Giga Wing 2.
Mars Matrix features unique gameplay based on the "mosquito" system. By holding down the fire button, your ship can absorb shots and then "spit' them back at the enemies. Additionally, each destroyed enemy (and reflected shot) releases experience cubes of various values, which can multiplied by chaining. This experience is used to power-up your ship, and also acts as a multiplier for your score.
The Dreamcast port also includes some extra features that can be unlocked by accumulating points in the game. These features include replay videos, an image gallery, a score attack mode for perfecting individual levels, and even a complete extra game mode with a new enemy sequence.
4516 Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Jun 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The sequel to the highly acclaimed beat 'em up now allows you to tag in all three players (instead of two, while the third is only used for special attacks, in the original Marvel vs. Capcom).
There are now up to 56 characters to use (most you have to unlock), including new characters like Jill Valentine from Resident Evil and Tron Bonn from Mega Man Legends.
Another new gameplay feature allows your team mates to come in during battle and give you a little health boost. This helps in lasting the distance in Survival mode, but they can also be hit by on coming attacks from the enemy.
4517 Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Oct 1999 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes Sega Dreamcast
Summary: From the creators of Street Fighter comes the newest combination of the greatest characters ever made in the Marvel comic universe and the best computer game characters in the business (from Capcom, of course).
Gameplay wise, you start the game much like you would in X-Men vs. Street Fighter, expect you now choose 3 players in your squad instead of two (2 that you use to tag, a third for special moves, etc.). Each member of the squad can be brought in at any time during the fight, and team-up super moves can be performed.
Options include a straight arcade battle, 4 player tag modes, a survival mode (much like Street Fighter Alpha 3) and a handy training mode.
The game cast is composed by:
Marvel - Spider Man, Captain America, Venom, Hulk, Gambit, War Machine and Wolverine;
Capcom - Chun-Li, Ryu, Zangief, Morrigan Aensland, Captain Commando, Megaman (Rockman in Asia), Strider Hiryu and Jin Saotome.
4518 Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX Sega Dreamcast Activision R3 Sep 2001 Runecraft, Ltd. Sports
Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX Sega Dreamcast
Series: Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX
Summary: Legendary BMX rider Mat Hoffman leads a cast of some of the best riders on the planet in this Tony Hawk's Pro Skater style title. Perform tricks and make the points to proceed through each level of Street, Vert, and Dirt courses, or take on a mate in 2 player split screen mode and see who has the best bike in town. Career mode allows you to build up your chosen character and make, as it mentions, a Career. And the BMX Course Editor allows you to build your own Street, Vert and Dirt courses for multiplayer action.
4519 Max Steel: Covert Missions Sega Dreamcast Mattel Interactive R2 Nov 2000 Treyarch Invention, LLC Action
Max Steel: Covert Missions Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Mattel Interactive continues their Dreamcast assault with Max Steel, an action/adventure title based on the hit-rendered TV program of the same name. You control Max, a superhero with the ability to turn invisible and punch through walls, as he valiantly halts the plans of the diabolical John Dread. Gameplay is similar to Fighting Force 2, as you lead Max through expansive levels pummeling your foes with bare fists. The game also features voice-overs by the cast of the television show, adding dramatic flair to the proceedings.
4520 Maximum Pool Sega Dreamcast Sierra R3 Nov 2000 Dynamix, Inc. Sports
Maximum Pool Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Play the various variants of Pool (snooker, 8-ball, billiards, and more) with 1-4 players (online or hotseat or AI). Multiple levels of difficulty, various options to ease you into the game such as auto-aim. There's even some weird tables and weird balls for you to try. Very decent graphics enhance the gameplay.
4521 MDK 2 Sega Dreamcast Interplay R2 Apr 2000 BioWare Corporation Action
MDK 2 Sega Dreamcast
Series: MDK
Summary: After Kurt Hectic, the janitor extraordinaire, has bravely ventured into the perilous minecrawlers and averted the alien threat to the Earth, he returns to his friends, the genius scientist Dr. Fluke Hawkins, and his invention, the six-legged robotic dog Max, to celebrate their great victory. However, they find out that one minecrawler in Canada still hasn't been destroyed. Kurt is sent to complete the mission, but as a result gets kidnapped by an alien being known as Shwang Shwing. Doc and Max rush to his rescue, and soon realize that they are up against a much bigger threat, involving an alien empire and galactic conquest. The fate of the Earth is in their hands.
MDK 2 is the sequel to the third-person shooter MDK, largely following the same gameplay template and re-creating its humorous tone. Most of the gadgets used by Kurt in the previous game return in the sequel. In addition to levels in which the player controls Kurt, the game introduces two new playable characters, Doc and Max, with their own levels. The three protagonists have distinctly different gameplay styles. Kurt is a versatile fighter who is able to shoot enemies from afar using his trusty sniper mortal; the boss encounters of his levels usually involve various sniping strategies. Kurt can also use his special suit to glide from platform to platform. Max is the most straightforward of the three; having six legs, he can shoot from four guns at once, and also use a jetpack for long jumps. The Doc is physically the weakest characters; he relies on stealth and manipulation of items to solve problems. He is able to fight using an atomic toaster, and can also consume plutonium, which transforms him into a monster for a short duration.
The PlayStation 2 version as well as the later Wii version based on the PS2 version introduce different difficulty levels absent in the other versions.
4522 Metropolis Street Racer Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Jan 2001 Bizarre Creations, Ltd. Racing
Metropolis Street Racer Sega Dreamcast
Series: Bizarre's Street Racing
Summary: Enter a new age of driving, a new form of thinking and feeling, and totally immerse yourself in the most advanced driving game ever created. Your 'Kudos' is the only path to success, since this is a unique test of skill, style and precision, which spans the streets of London, Tokyo and San Francisco. Be astounded by the realism, push your limits round 250+ different circuits, in hundreds of challenging events. Indulge up to 8 people in a unique multiplayer experience, and prepare yourself for the ultimate internet Kudos Challenge. From established racing game developers, Bizarre Creations, and featuring music from the renowned Richard Jacques, this game will change the way you think about driving forever.
4523 Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1 Sega Dreamcast Midway R2 Nov 2000 Digital Eclipse Software, Inc. Arcade, Various
Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A collection of classic Arcade titles:
Robotron 2084
Defender II
Summary: This follow-up to Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits 1 contains six emulated games that were originally released in the arcades:
Moon Patrol
4525 Monaco Grand Prix Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R1 Sep 1999 Ubi Soft Entertainment Software Racing
Monaco Grand Prix Sega Dreamcast
Series: Racing Simulation
Summary: The sequel to F1 Racing Simulation recreates the 1997 season, featuring 17 authentic tracks, 11 teams and cars with their 22 drivers. The Monaco license is used, although the teams themselves are not licensed. A total of 22 camera views are provided.
Telemetry is stored and analysed in a similar way to Grand Prix 2, and physics are modeled to be realistic. There are eight different modes to race, the new ones being a career mode in which you start with a poor team and must drive well enough to earn competitive rides, and scenarios recreating key races for particular drivers. Returning from the first game are Time Attack, a full championship, and a 50s retro mode. There is also a track editor to create your own tracks.
4526 Mortal Kombat Gold Sega Dreamcast Midway R3 Sep 1999 Eurocom Developments Ltd Fighting
Mortal Kombat Gold Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The first and only Mortal Kombat title to make onto the Dreamcast console, Mortal Kombat Gold offered players a carbon-copy of the arcade edition of Mortal Kombat 4, along with additional features and characters never before included in the arcade game.
Using the exact same engine found in Mortal Kombat 4, the game performs flawlessly on the Dreamcast platform, while also running at a higher resolution than its arcade counterpart.
4527 Mr. Driller Sega Dreamcast Namco R4 Jun 2000 Namco Limited Puzzle
Mr. Driller Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Mr Driller's world has been covered with mysterious blocks. Armed with only a mighty drill, you'll have to dig your way down to safety before his air supply runs out!
Mr Driller is a real-time puzzle game that relies solely on quick-thinking and a bit of planning. Gameplay is a combination of Tetris and Boulder Dash: You have to drill down through multi-colored blocks to reach the bottom while avoiding the consequences of reckless drilling (blocks may fall on you and crush you).
4528 Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness Sega Dreamcast Namco R4 Nov 2000 Namco Hometek Inc. Action
Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A combination of exploration and classic Pac-Man (or in this case, Ms. Pac-Man) action, Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness has Ms. Pac-Man saving Pac-Land once again, although this in full 3D.
The four Wonders, mystical regions separated from the rest of Pac-Land by force fields, contains four Gems of Virtue: Generosity, Truth, Wisdom and Courage, each holding enough power to help keep Pac-Land safe from evil. However, an unknown enemy has transformed the Enchanted Castle into a haunted house, in turn starting a chain reaction of evil all around Pac-Land and the four Wonders. It is up to Ms. Pac-Man to enter the 3D designed worlds of the four Wonders and put the evil to rest for good.
4529 Namco Museum Sega Dreamcast Namco R3 Jul 2000 Mass Media, Inc. Arcade, Various
Namco Museum Sega Dreamcast
Series: Namco Museum
Summary: This compilation contains:
Ms Pac-Man
Galaxian
Information, sketches and pictures for each title are available.
4530 The Next Tetris - On-Line Edition Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R3 Dec 2000 Puzzle
The Next Tetris - On-Line Edition Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Sega Dreamcast Video Game.
4531 Nightmare Creatures II Sega Dreamcast Konami R2 Jun 2000 Kalisto Entertainment SA Adventure
Nightmare Creatures II Sega Dreamcast
Series: Nightmare Creatures
Summary: Adam Crowley, from the original Nightmare Creatures, is back to unleashing creatures in London. As Wallace, you must fight the monsters, rescue your lover Rachel, and travel across nine levels in search of Crowley and the final battle.
4532 Omikron: The Nomad Soul Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R3 Jun 2000 Quantic Dream SA Action
Omikron: The Nomad Soul Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The futuristic city of Omikron on the planet Phaenon is sprawling beneath a huge crystal dome. It was erected to protect the city against the ice age which descended upon the planet after its sun ceased to exist. In the beginning of the game the player is contacted by an Omikronian police officer named Kay'l 669, who begs him to leave his dimension, possess Kay'l's body, and enter Omikron to investigate a series of strange murders. The player then takes the role of Kay'l, but his investigation is foiled by a sinister force that the police is unable - and perhaps unwilling - to stop. As the plot unfolds, the player realizes that in order to solve the mystery his soul must establish contact with many inhabitants of Omikron, and ultimately save it from extinction.
Omikron: The Nomad Soul is primarily a free-roaming third-person 3D adventure game. Much of the player's activity in the game consists of exploring the large city, which is separated into five districts. The player is generally free to roam the city regardless of the plot development. Certain buildings can be entered and explored. Automatic taxi-like vehicles called "sliders" can be hailed to shorten walking distances and deliver the protagonist straight to the goal. In order to advance the story, information must be gathered by communicating with characters and solving puzzles of various kinds, inventory- as well as logic-based. The emphasis of the gameplay, however, is on exploration and interaction rather than on puzzle-solving.
Throughout the course of the game the player may take on the role of up to 41 different characters through the use of the soul transfer ability. In many situations a soul transfer is required to solve a puzzle and advance the plot, e.g. accessing a restricted area with a specific character who is able to enter it without arousing suspicion.
Beside the adventure mode, the game also contains first-person shooter and fighting gameplay. These two modes are restricted to specific areas, and are for the most part triggered by plot advancement. Once a FPS sequence has been initiated, the player must complete it in order to be able to return to the main adventure mode. Weapons and items for this mode can be found throughout the stages themselves, as well as bought in shops during exploration.
The fighting sequences are also usually dictated by the plot. They take place on side-scrolling screens and consist of traditional exchanges of punches and kicks, with the goal of depleting the opponent's health bar. Each character has different initial fighting statistics. These can be increased by taking the characters to a training facility and practicing to increase his parameters and subsequent combat performance.
4533 Ooga Booga Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Sep 2001 Visual Concepts Entertainment, Inc. Action
Ooga Booga Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Ooga Booga takes place on a set of mystical islands in the tropics. Named after the Volcano Goddess, the Ooga Booga Island rises from the sea once every full moon and during this time, four tribes compete in a series of games. You take control of the witch doctor of your tribe where competing in various strategic games will power up your Island magic (called Mojo) thus appeasing Ooga Booga and sparing your tribe from her volcano wrath. Online matches have several modes of play including Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, Tiki Wars, Domination, and Deathmatch.
4534 Orion's Puzzle Collection Sega Dreamcast Orionsoft R0 Jun 2016 Orionsoft Puzzle
Orion's Puzzle Collection Sega Dreamcast
Summary: 3 Puzzle games compiled in this Puzzle Collection for the Dreamcast & Windows PC.
"Yopaz IceStar" is a puzzle game featuring 40 levels in 3 worlds,
and local highscore to compete with your friends.
"Yopaz 3D" is the 3D version of Yopaz IceStar,
this game will blow your mind in crazy 3D labyrinths !
Both games includes a built in Level Editor !
"Turtle Chomp" is a little surprise, a fun and casual puzzle game full of Internet meme & Omnomnomnom !
4535 Outtrigger Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Jul 2001 SEGA-AM2 Co., LTD. Action
Outtrigger Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In Outtrigger you play a member of the "International Counter-terrorism Special Force (Interforce)", formed by "Visitaria", a multi-national company for military and space products. Your goal is to defend against terrorist attacks.
You can select one of four predefined players, which differ in speed, armor and weapons, or you can create a customized character. The game itself doesn't provide any storyline, instead you can choose one of the three modes: Arcade, Mission or Versus. In all modes you find yourself in one of several small arenas after starting the game. Usually your goal is to kill a certain amount of terrorists in a limited time (or your friends in Versus mode).
The gameplay is similar to Quake 3 Arena, especially in regards to game speed and the (configurable) key assignment of the controller.
4536 Pen Pen TriIcelon Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R1 Sep 1999 General Entertainment Co., Ltd. Racing
Pen Pen TriIcelon Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Pen Pen TriIcelon is a racing game where you play as one of several animals known as Pen Pens. The goal is to walk, swim, and slide across the finish line the fastest. Unlike other racing games though where you hold a button for gas or tilt forward to run, you have to tap the A button in a rhythmic manner to match your strokes with the motion of your Pen Pen.
4537 Phantasy Star Online Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Jan 2001 Sonic Team Role-Playing (RPG)
Phantasy Star Online Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Welcome to the first worldwide console RPG!
Up to 1,000 players per server.
Real time combat with many weapons from PS previous games
Create your own character by modifying race, profession, body proportion, hair, outfit, and more.
And you can even play offline if you want.
4538 Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Sep 2001 Sonic Team Role-Playing (RPG)
Phantasy Star Online Ver. 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The world's first online console RPG gets an update with PSO Ver. 2. New items and weapons, new online games and play modes, a Dressing Room, new areas to explore, and the Ultimate Difficulty mode have been added. You can also bring in your PSO characters, modify them in the Dressing Room, and attempt Ultimate Mode and strive to reach Level 200!
PSO Ver. 2 functions as a stand-alone game, as well as an add-on. You don't need to have owned PSO in order to play.
4539 Pier Solar and the Great Architects Sega Dreamcast WaterMelon Co. R0 Nov 2015 WaterMelon Co. Role-Playing (RPG)
Pier Solar and the Great Architects Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Pier Solar and the Great Architects is an enhanced remake of the 2010 Genesis game Pier Solar and the Great Architects following a crowd funding campaign. It is a JRPG game with turn-based battles. Originally designed as a game to resemble the 16-bit era, this version was updated for modern platforms. The core game is identical, but all assets have been redone with HD graphics along with the music. The story has been expanded with new locations and challenges, there are more than ten new sidequests, four new mini-games and new battle features. The game has been translated into six languages. For the HD graphics there is a regular HD and an HD+ mode where the latter adds more smoothing.
4540 Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 Apr 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein Sega Dreamcast
Series: Star Gladiator
Summary: Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein is the successor of Star Gladiator released for Playstation. Like its predecessor it was first released on Arcade before being ported to the Dreamcast.
The game features 22 anime-like characters in a 3-dimensional futuristic world, except for the backgrounds and the menus, which are plain 2D bitmaps without a lot of movement. The stages are unlimited in all directions, so it's not possible to fall off the edge. The speciality of this game are the so called "plasma moves", visually very appealing special moves which fill the screen and can be executed when you have collected enough "plasma power". Despite of the 22 characters there are only 11 different move layouts, as one layout is shared by two characters.
4541 POD Speedzone Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R1 Dec 2000 Ubi Soft SRL Racing
POD Speedzone Sega Dreamcast
Summary: POD SpeedZone is the sequel to the original POD for the PC. It is a simple, futuristic racer, where you are able to attack your opponents. You are a miner on the colony of Damethra, and an alien virus has taken over the cars on the colony, creating mutant cars. It was one of the first games playable on SegaNet, and one of the only games to support the Dreamcast Broadband Adaptor. This game features eight different vehicles to use on five 3D tracks.
4542 Power Stone Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Sep 1999 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Power Stone Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Nov 6, 2012
Series: Games made into TV
Summary: The creators of Street Fighter add a new dimension to 3D fighting. In Power Stone, two fighters take to multi-level arenas with Power Stones and other weapons lying around for use.
Each game contains Power Stones. When you have enough stones (between three to five), your character transforms into an almost unbeatable warrior, with an all-new range of moves (although this does not last for long).
4543 Power Stone 2 Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Aug 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Power Stone 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Power Stone 2 adds heaps of new characters and environments to the already established crew, however there are now 4 players doing battle at a time in both single and multiplayer modes.
This time, the top 2 from every round (in other words the two that survive each fight of 4 players) progress to the next round. And after a few rounds, you will battle it out with huge Bosses that take up most of the screen.
There are plenty of new power-ups that litter each arena (including guns, hammers, extra power stones and plenty more). You can also hop into a gun turret for extra blasting fun. And of course, the Power Stones are available to use.
4544 Prince of Persia: Arabian Nights Sega Dreamcast Mattel Interactive R4 Dec 2000 Avalanche Software LLC Action
Prince of Persia: Arabian Nights Sega Dreamcast
Series: Prince of Persia
Summary: The Sultan of Persia and his son-in-law are visiting the Sultan's brother, Assan. The friendly family meeting soon turns into a nightmare: Assan kills the young Prince's bodyguards, locks him up in a prison, and captures the Sultan. The reason is a little disagreement between the brothers regarding matrimonial arrangements: it appears that the Sultan had promised his daughter to Assan's son, Rugnor, and later broke his promise by letting her marry the Prince. In the resulting turmoil, the Sultan is killed, and the Princess is kidnapped by Rugnor, a ruthless half-tiger creature. The Prince must figure out a way to find Rugnor, defeat him, and rescue his wife.
Prince of Persia 3D is just what its title implies: an action platformer with puzzle-solving elements in the style of the previous Prince of Persia games, but set in a three-dimensional environment. The Prince still has to time his jumps, avoid deadly traps, interact with the environment, and fight Rugnor's minions who will try to stop him.
4545 Project Justice Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 May 2001 Capcom Co., Ltd. Action
Project Justice Sega Dreamcast
Series: Rival Schools
Summary: Project Justice is the sequel to Shiritsu Justice Gakuen: Nekketsu Seishun Nikki 2. It once more thrusts you into the shoes of a team of students, trying to find out what is causing all the bizarre events.
Players pick a school to fight for and smash their way through the other schools, questioning them until you find out what is happening. The gameplay is very similar in style to the original Rival Schools, featuring bombastic special moves and team-up attacks, along with the same, highly caricatured students.
4546 Psychic Force 2012 Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R3 Nov 1999 Taito Corporation Fighting
Psychic Force 2012 Sega Dreamcast
Series: Psychic Force
Summary: Psychic Force 2012, the sequel to Psychic Force, is a one-on-one fighting game with a twist. The matches take place inside a giant floating cube. You are able to fly, using your psychic abilities, around a 3D arena with six walls. Each of the ten available characters, Might, Regina, Wendy, Emilio, Setsuna, Patty, Gudeath, Genshin, Carlo, and Gates, are controlled with three buttons: guard, weak attack and strong attack. The effect varies with the distance. Next to the regular life meter, there is also a power meter. By using special moves, the meter is drained and your moves are limited. It is possible to recharge, and the capacity of the power meter expands when you lose a lot of health.
Additionally, each fighter has its own unique moves, energy attacks and a weapon, which they use, mid-flight, to pummel their opponent. There are three main game modes: training, versus and a story mode using static anime-inspired images and in-engine cut scenes to tell the story. The story centers around two groups of psychics with differing ideals about co-existence with humans. In the middle of this are several neutral psychics with ties to members in either group.
The later PlayStation port, renamed to Psychic Force 2, adds the 3 missing characters from the first game (Genma, Brad and Sonia), the psy-expand mode where the player can play a series of special battles to learn other character attacks, and an anime intro video replacing the original in-game intro. It also lowers the overall difficulty of the CPU fighters and makes some control adjustments (for instance the shield can now optionally be enabled with a single button). Of course, the graphics were notably degraded.
4547 Q*bert Sega Dreamcast Hasbro Interactive R3 Nov 2000 Pipedream Interactive, Inc. Action
Q*bert Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The hip character from the 1980's returns in a new, 3D puzzle adventure. This time, you must help Q*bert save his friends, while solving all of the detailed 3D level that are part of 4 unique worlds, while avoiding the bad guys at the same time. And that's no easy task. Powerups litter the levels, while warp points can get you out of all those sticky situations.
4548 Quake III Arena Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Oct 2000 id Software, Inc. Action, First Person Shooter
Quake III Arena Sega Dreamcast
Series: Quake
Summary: The third game in the Quake series is a departure from the previous games, focusing exclusively on multiplayer arena fighting with no story-driven singleplayer part - directly competing with Epic Games that did the same with the contemporary Unreal Tournament.
The offline part takes the player through a number of one-on-one and team-based challenges against AI-controlled opponents, slowly ranking upwards in difficulty, as the character of the player's choosing. Compared to the previous titles, the colours and general design of the game are much brighter and it shakes off the dominant shades of brown and grey the previous titles in the series were known for. The player's arsenal consists of new and familiar, but redesigned weapons, including a gauntlet (melee attacks) and a machine gun as the spawn weapons, a shotgun, plasma gun, lightning gun, rocket launcher, railgun and BFG. Each weapon has specific advantages, ranging from the amount of damage to reloading times and the ability to hit-scan opponents.
The different arenas are also filled with health bubbles, complete sets of armour and armour shards, the well-known Quad Damage power-up, ammunition, and specials such as Mega Health, Haste, Invisibility, a powerful Battlesuit, and more. As with the other Quake games, it is known for its freedom in movement. Advanced players using techniques such as rocket jumping, strafing and circle jumping to quickly get around areas. The game offers more speed than Quake 2, but it is not as fast as the original Quake. Not everything was kept - the double jumping from the previous titles was removed for instance, but replaced with new tricks.
The singleplayer part only serves as a diversion for the online multiplayer options, with modes such as duel, team deathmatch (TDM), capture the flag (CTF) and more. As with Quake II, the vanilla version of the game was eventually heavily tweaked by the players' community with all-new tournament features (including voting, referees, banning, netcode updates), as it was used in professional Pro Gaming tournaments for almost ten years.
4549 Railroad Tycoon II - Gold Edition Sega Dreamcast Gathering of Developers R2 Nov 2000 PopTop Software Inc., Tremor Entertainment Strategy
Railroad Tycoon II - Gold Edition Sega Dreamcast
Series: Railroad Tycoon
Summary: Establish yourself as a mogul to be reckoned with as you work your way up the ranks of the railway industry in this strategy game. Expand your domain across continents and a changing global marketplace.
Build the Transcontinental Railway or the Orient Express. Run Steam train through the jungles of Africa, or electric trains through the Swiss Alps. Run your competitors out of town on a rail.
An 18 scenario campaign lets you re-create history's greatest railroading feats and failures.
Your wealth can be built up with a sophisticated stock market with margin buying, short selling, and hostile takeovers.
4550 Rayman 2: The Great Escape Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R3 Feb 2000 Ubi Soft Entertainment Software Action
Rayman 2: The Great Escape Sega Dreamcast
Series: Rayman
Summary: Admiral Razorbeard and his gang of robot pirates have enslaved all the creatures in Rayman's world, including the peaceful Teensies and the Lums, which give life to the earth. Rayman has been captured by the pirates as well and is lamenting his troubles in his prison cell, when he meets his good friend, Globox. Globox has smuggled in a silver Lum, given to him by the great fairy, Ly. With the power of the silver Lum, Rayman is able to once more shoot his fists. With his power restored, the pair escape the flying prison ship and embark on another adventure to save the entire world!
Rayman 2: The Great Escape is the sequel to Rayman, a 2D side-scrolling platform game. Unlike the previous game, Rayman 2 is entirely in free-roaming 3D environments, similar to Super Mario 64. Rayman has many unique abilities that can help him get around the world. In addition to being able to shoot his fists, he can use his hair to hover like a helicopter, and even glide on air currents in certain places. He can climb certain walls and ceilings and can even use his fists to swing from special purple Lums which are shaped like rings. Rayman also has many unique items at his disposal, such as powder kegs which can be carried or fly like jets, strange warheads with legs that he can ride and steer like bucking mules, and gigantic plums that can be thrown into the water to create new paths.
Rayman's goal is to find the four masks of the world, which allow the owner to reawaken Polokus, the spirit of the world. These masks are scattered far and wide, and are well hidden and guarded, so it is not an easy task. By gathering the yellow Lums, Rayman will gain access to new worlds, which will take him to the locations of new masks. Collecting yellow Lums also rewards him with new powers and life meter extensions.
4551 Razor Freestyle Scooter Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R2 Aug 2001 Shaba Games LLC Sports
Razor Freestyle Scooter Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Razor Freestyle Scooter is an extreme-sports style action game modeled around small, nimble scooters. In contrast to most games of this type, there is a story. A crazed giant robot has kidnapped your skating buddies. By completing skating challenges at the robot's sky fortress, you must rescue your friends.
You skate around 3 large areas and attempt to perform wild tricks, collect scooter wheels, and earn bonus time. By completing an objective on all 3 areas, you unlock a sky fortress level in which you can rescue a new skater to control.
Gameplay is based heavily on the Tony Hawk series of games. Tricks consist of button and direction presses, and can be strung together with grinds to create high-scoring combos.
4552 Re-Volt Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R2 Dec 1999 Acclaim Studios London Racing
Re-Volt Sega Dreamcast
Series: Re-Volt / RC Revenge
Summary: For years, the Toy-Volt company has been producing toys and games for children all over the world. Within months of introducing their first products, Toy-Volt shot to the top! No one could put their finger on exactly what it was that made the toys so popular. Sure, they employed the best designers and marketers in the world, but there was something else about Toy-Volt toys, something almost.... magic. Now, their newest R/C cars really start to live!
Re-Volt is a racing game where you take control over one of more than 28 R/C cars and drive on one of the 13 tracks. The tracks are varied, and include a toy shop, a supermarket, a luxury liner and more. It is possible to play a "reversed" (backwards) or "mirror" (reversed left and right) variety of each track. There are also 4 levels of realism to choose from.
There are a couple of single- and multiplayer game modes to choose from. There's a Single Race, where you complete a single track while competing with several computer-controlled opponents; a Championship, where you try to complete a series of races in hopes of finishing on the top; and Multiplayer, where you play with live opponents. There's also a Time Trial, where you're alone on the track, and simply try to get as best a time as possible; a Practice mode, where you're free to drive around a track to learn its structure and shortcuts; and the Stunt Arena, where you drive around a special arena and try to collect stars situated in hard-to-reach places.
In Single Race, Championship and Multiplayer there are power-ups scattered throughout the track; picking them up gives you a one-use random power, such as missiles to launch at pesky opponents, a star to temporarily freeze competitors in place or a lightning bolt, which makes your car shock opponents nearby to make them stop.
4553 Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Sega Dreamcast Midway R1 Sep 1999 Midway Games, Inc. Sports
Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Sega Dreamcast
Series: Ready 2 Rumble
Summary: Ready 2 Rumble Boxing is a cartoon style boxing beat 'em up with plenty of strange looking characters to choose from and beat the hell out of them. You can train your character up to the best of his/her ability and then fight the best in the world for the championship belt.
4554 Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 Sega Dreamcast Midway R2 Oct 2000 Midway Games, Inc. Sports
Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Ready 2 Rumble: Round 2 is a cartoon style boxing beat 'em up with plenty of strange looking characters to choose from and beat the hell out of. You can train your character up to the best of his/her ability and then fight the best in the world for the championship belt.
Round 2 adds some new play modes and characters into the mix of previous fighters. In this round, there are now 3 levels to the RUMBLE combo gauge (much like a Street Fighter game). Once you reach the third level, you can hit your enemy for six, out of the ring and into the crowd.
4555 Record of Lodoss War Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R4 Feb 2001 Neverland Co., Ltd. Action, Role-Playing (RPG)
Record of Lodoss War Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In this game the player takes the role of an ancient warrior who has been brought to life by the benevolent wizard Wart. It seems that the evil goddess Kardis is about to be resurrected by her faithful servants. The only way to stop them is to gather famous heroes from Lodoss War universe and to defeat the evil ones in a battle.
Record of Lodoss War is quite similar to Diablo gameplay-wise. It is an action RPG which is heavily combat-oriented. You can directly control only the main hero, while the legendary heroes who join him on the quest are controlled by the AI. As you go through the game you level up, tweak your items with the great Ancients system, and gain new spells. It is also possible to forge weapons and to imbue them with runes. As your adventures into the surrounding land go on, you can return to your HQ, the Goblin Fortress, and get much needed healing and healing potions (free of charge).
4556 Red Dog Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R4 Nov 2000 Argonaut Software Ltd. Action
Red Dog Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The agreement between the Earth Council and the Haak Delegates came about, not through political or military means, but by financial measures. Three years after their mother-ship first orbited the earth the Haak were invited to the surface in peace and in the search for mutual rewards.
This agreement has been upheld for 7 years with only the occasional backlash causing small localised human/Haak conflict but the Haak have kept up their end of the bargain - until now.
We have started to lose contact with the human installations around the Haak settlements. The first three recon forces sent to investigate the disturbances were shot out of the air. The Red Dog Tactical Response Team is now preparing for war.
As commander of the Red Dog assault vehicle, your job is to rid our people of the now aggressive Haak forces currently occupying the continents of planet earth. Good Luck - Don't dent the tank!
4557 Reel Fishing: Wild Sega Dreamcast Natsume R2 Jul 2001 Westone Co., Ltd. Simulation
Reel Fishing: Wild Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Reel Fishing: Wild is a Dreamcast-exclusive entry in the fishing simulation series. It allows players to catch two dozen species of fish in 14 different locations all over the world, from Japan to North and South America to Oceania. The Dreamcast fishing rod controller is supported for realistic castings and reel-ins.
The game starts in the fishing lodge, where players can check out a fish glossary, their catch list and their stock of lures, reels and lines and rods. Going for a round of fishing is done via the fishing notebook, which presents players with a series of challenges. At the start, only one location - a Japanese mountain stream - is unlocked. To unlock others, a certain number of a particular species must be caught. Catching fish not only opens up new locations, but also gives access to new types of lures, reels and lines, and rods, which in turn allow more successful fishing.
A fishing session begins with a photo-realistic first-person view of the location created through combining digitized images with some animation, like for a waterfall or swaying trees, as well as disturbances of the water surface that hint at the best places for casting. Once the line is cast and a fish moves near the lure, the view switches to a 3D underwater view, showing fish, line, and hook in close-up. Baiting, setting the hook, and reeling in the catch are then done in this view.
4558 Resident Evil 2 Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 Dec 2000 Capcom Production Studio 3 Action
Resident Evil 2 Sega Dreamcast
Series: BioHazard / Resident Evil
Summary: Ready or not, the terror of Resident Evil 2 is here. In chapter one, the case of the disastrous T-virus outbreak--a mutagenic toxin designed for biological weapons--was eventually closed but the experiments were far from over. Control the destiny of Leon Kennedy or Claire Redfield as their nightmare begins when a biotech terror runs rampant in Raccoon City. Relentless zombies and hideous monsters are all out for a taste of your blood. If the suspense doesn't kill you, something else will.
4559 Resident Evil 3: Nemesis Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 Nov 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Action
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Mar 7, 2015
Summary: Resident Evil 3 takes place during the events of Resident Evil 2. The midwestern town of Raccoon City is in ruins, having been overrun with the undead creating T-virus thanks to the wacky hijinks of William Birkin and Umbrella Inc. The player must guide Jill "master of unlocking" Valentine (one of the two main protagonists of the original Resident Evil) out of the city alive. Along the way, Jill will interact with and receive help from (or hindered by) three Umbrella mercenaries who are also stranded in Raccoon City. Standing in the way of your group's last escape are a horde of flesh-eating zombified citizens, homicidal mutants, and a relentless killing machine known only as Nemesis who is determined to hunt down and kill the survivors of the original Resident Evil, including Jill.
A dramatic improvement over Tyrant/Mr. X/G from the previous games, Nemesis can run (faster than Jill, in fact), use firearms (a rocket launcher), dodge attacks, and even move through doors and from room to room in pursuit of Jill. On top of that he still possesses the nigh indestructibility we've come to know from Umbrella's ultimate bio-weapons.
Like its two predecessors Resident Evil 3 is a third-person action-adventure game with polygonal characters on pre-rendered backgrounds with cinematic camera angles, a technique originally pioneered by Alone in the Dark. Although the game uses the same basic engine and gameplay as the previous games, the gameplay is improved by features such as auto-targeting, a 180 degree spin, and a new dodge move that allows Jill to avoid enemy attacks. Another addition is Jill's ability to create different kinds of ammunition by mixing together three different types of gunpowder found throughout the game. The game include a randomization feature, which changes the location of certain key items and ammo. Another noteworthy feature is that at certain points in the game, Jill is faced with two choices for a situation, each will affect later story, and even the game ending. The zombies have also been made more diverse.
The number of polygons in the character models has also been increased, along with the possible screen resolution and color depth for the PC version (up to 1600 X 1200 at 32 bits, from a maximum of 640 X 480 at 16 bits for Resident Evil 2). Another addition in the PC version is the ability to skip cutscenes as well as the door loading animation.
The PC and Dreamcast versions includes all eight of Jill's possible costumes, as well as the mercenary mini-game Operation Mad Jackal which allows you to play as one of the three Umbrella soldiers. On the Playstation version, these special features must be unlocked by beating the game with a high score.
4560 Resident Evil: CODE: Veronica Sega Dreamcast Capcom R2 Mar 2000 Capcom Production Studio 4 Action
Resident Evil: CODE: Veronica Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Three months after the events of Resident Evil 2, Claire Redfield is still looking for her brother Chris. She infiltrates Umbrella Corporation's headquarters in Paris, where she is captured and knocked out. When she comes to, she finds herself in a prison on a remote island. Freed by a friendly guard, Claire faces several problems. Not only is the island under attack by an unknown assailant, but there has been another outbreak of the T-Virus and the island is crawling with zombies and other mutated creatures. Claire not only has to face the undead, but also the commander of the base, a mad aristocrat with family ties to the origins of Umbrella Corporation and the T-Virus. And escaping from the island is only the beginning of Claire's ordeals.
Code: Veronica continues the survival horror gameplay of its predecessors: the protagonist explores the surroundings, fighting monsters and solving puzzles. However, Code: Veronica is the first game in the series to do away with pre-rendered backgrounds, using a fully polygonal 3D engine instead, which allows for features such as real-time lighting and camera movement. Still, such movements are only used sparingly, and the use of perspective is mostly unchanged from earlier installments: the camera automatically switches to different static angles, showing protagonist, monsters and rooms from different spooky viewpoints.
Most of the weapons from the earlier games make return appearances: knife, handguns, shotgun, grenade launcher and crossbow are all featured. There are also new weapons including a sniper rifle, an AK-47 and several guns only found in pairs, which can be used to target two enemies at the same time. Several weapons upgrades can also be found.
Similar to the earlier games, the player will not only control Claire, but also two other characters: Claire's fellow prisoner Steve, and her brother Chris.
4561 The Ring: Terror's Realm Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R3 Aug 2000 Asmik Ace Entertainment Action
The Ring: Terror's Realm Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The Ring: Terror's Realm (known simply as Ring in Japan) is a survival horror video game developed and published by Asmik Ace Entertainment in Japan and published by Infogrames in North America. It was released for Dreamcast on February 24, 2000 in Japan and August 22, 2000 in North America. It is based on the Ring series of novels by Japanese author Koji Suzuki, which also inspired the Japanese film Ring (1998) and its American remake, The Ring (2002).
4562 Rippin' Riders Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Oct 1999 UEP Systems Inc. Sports
Rippin' Riders Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Rippin' Riders is a fun and "extreme" snowboarding game from Sega and UEP Systems, the developers of Cool Boarders 2. As in most snowboarding games, your objective here is to maneuver your snowboarder down a slippery slope. Rippin' Riders features 8 courses, 2 of which are hidden, with lots of picturesque scenery to look at. At several points on each course, there are huge jumps you can fly off of. While in the air you can perform numerous tricks.
Scoring in Rippin' Riders is based on both your elapsed time through the course, and the number and variety of tricks your successfully perform. Performing will on the single player game unlocks hidden characters, outfits, snow boards, and courses. In addition to the standard downhill mode, there is a half pipe mode in which you can practice your tricks. There is also a two player split screen mode so you can compete against a friend.
4563 Rush Rush Rally Racing Sega Dreamcast RedSpotGames R0 Oct 2009 Senile Team Racing
Rush Rush Rally Racing Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Rush Rush Rally Racing (or R4, for short) is an old school 2D top-down racing game. The game features no sponsored cars, no realistic environments, just action-packed arcade game play!
Originally intended as a small coding exercise, the project soon grew to such proportions that it compelled the creators to turn it into a complete game.
The title makes sense because the four R's represent the number of players that can simultaneously enjoy this game.
4564 Samba De Amigo Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Oct 2000 Sonic Team Music & Rhythm
Samba De Amigo Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Samba De Amigo is a highly unique game: a maracas simulation. Game play is based around a special maracas controller that you use to interact with the music. The controller senses which region in space out of a possible 6 that the maracas are in. It also senses when the player shakes the maracas. As the music plays, the player must shake the maracas in the appropriate region with proper timing to progress. A standard controller can also be used if you do not have the maracas controller, which is sold separately.
The music in the game comes from a wide variety of sources. Some of the songs are traditional samba music, while others are recognizable pop tunes, like "Macarena" and "Tequila."
4565 San Francisco Rush 2049 Sega Dreamcast Midway R3 Sep 2000 Atari Games Corporation Racing
San Francisco Rush 2049 Sega Dreamcast
Series: Rush
Summary: Unlike the previous San Francisco Rush titles, this racing game is set in the future. The same rules apply though, get to the finish before everyone else while avoiding massive crashes and taking as many shortcuts as possible.
Along with the usual race style, you now have the ability to fly, allowing you even more speed, stunts and shortcuts to the finish line. While the tracks themselves include moving ramps and switches to other shortcuts.
Modes include time trials, stunt mode including unique track designs to get the most out of your stunts, and a four player 'Battlematch' mode that adds weapons to the action.
4566 Seaman Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Jan 2000 VIVARIUM Simulation
Seaman Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Ever want to raise your own pet, starting with nothing but a tiny egg? How about raise him to be a smart-mouthed, viper-tongued companion who listens to you and gives you a dose of smart-ass advice? Look no further than the lab of Dr. Jean Paul Gassé, who left you a few eggs from the mysterious creature known as the Seaman. Now you've got the chance to raise your very own Seaman. Talk to him, tickle him, feed him...just don't rub him the wrong way, or you'll end up with an angry pet and a big headache.
4567 SEGA Bass Fishing Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Jan 1999 SIMS Co., Ltd. Simulation
SEGA Bass Fishing Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Explore the exciting sport of bass fishing! Based on the arcade hit, explore eight fishing locations as you try to catch the biggest fish possible! You can choose between fourteen different lures, and compete in four tournaments, starting with you as an amateur, up to a Masters Classic tournament!
4568 SEGA Bass Fishing 2 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Aug 2001 Wow Entertainment, Inc. Simulation
SEGA Bass Fishing 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: SEGA Bass Fishing 2 is the obvious sequel to SEGA Bass Fishing. Like the previous game in the series this simulation game allows the player to fish for bass on various lakes. At the start of the game the player can pick one of various characters. Each character has his or her own stats such as casting distance, which makes them all unique. Each character's appearance can be altered by the player as well.
Using sonar the player can cruise around the lake until he find a good fishing spot. Besides the location the player can also pick the month, time of day and weather in which he wants to fish. All these factors are calculated when it comes to determining what kind of fish he or she is likely to catch. To aid the player there's 100 different kinds of lures to fish with.
The game is meant to be played with the special fishing rod controller.
There are two game modes: free fishing and tournament mode. In the first you can do what you wish and try to improve on your own records. In the latter mode you have to compete against NPCs or another player. There are various tiers of difficulty.
4569 SEGA GT Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Aug 2000 Wow Entertainment, Inc. Racing
SEGA GT Sega Dreamcast
Series: Sega GT
Summary: With a nod towards GT2, Sega tosses in their entry in the race-career-category, meaning that this game is all about racing. Racing to win competitions, cars, money and other prizes (such as licenses for bigger cars), buying new cars to race in, upgrading cars to race in and gaining licenses to race with.
It features realistic controls, graphic and physics, and spans over career, multiplayer or arcade modes, and hundreds of cars to boot.
4570 SEGA Marine Fishing Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Oct 2000 SIMS Co., Ltd. Simulation
SEGA Marine Fishing Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The sequel to the arcade and Dreamcast title SEGA Bass Fishing, this game features deep-sea fishing where you can catch must more than just bass. The game offers 15 types of fish, 5 different locales, and 16 types of lures with many more unlockable. By catching fish, you earn item cards with equipment, boats, accessories, fish and artifacts for an aquarium.
There is also a network feature where you can log on to SEGA's Marine Fishing webpage to compete in fishing competitions. Play in arcade mode, free fishing mode or the more involved original mode (which features several mini-games), and view your rewards in aquarium mode. The original mode was not included in the arcade version, and the mini-games train different techniques (luring, casting, fighting...)
4571 SEGA Rally Championship 2 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Nov 1999 Sega AM9 R&D Division Racing
SEGA Rally Championship 2 Sega Dreamcast
Series: Sega Rally
Summary: Sega Rally 2 is the sequel to Sega's hit arcade game, Sega Rally. This game, like it's predecessor, is based on Rally racing. Rally racing is unique in that races take place on both race tracks and off-road courses. The courses in this game reflect this nicely. Some take place in the desert or forest, others take place in cities.
The cars in this game are all actual rally cars, with manufacturers from Europe and Japan both well represented. You do not get to see very many of them at one time, however, since rally races are typically time-based events. In this game, you are not competing directly against the other cars, you simply have to have the best time through the course. So, during any race you will usually see a handful of other cars on the track.
Sega Rally 2 contains several modes of play. The first mode is the simple arcade mode of play. Here, you race in 4 courses, one right after another. The second mode is the 10 year championship. In this mode you race on 16 courses, and can make modifications to your car between races. Finally, there is a 2-person split screen mode for head-to-head competition.
4572 SEGA Smash Pack Volume 1 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Apr 2001 SEGA of America Dreamcast, Inc., Yuki Enterprise Various
SEGA Smash Pack Volume 1 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Sega Smash Pack: Volume One was the first, and ultimately the only collection of classic Sega games released for the Dreamcast. It contains only some games in common with the PC Sega Smash Pack and Smash Pack 2 so is an iteration of the concept rather than a port of that collection.
This collections features ten emulated Genesis/Mega Drive titles. These games are Altered Beast, Columns, Golden Axe, Phantasy Star II, Shining Force, Vectorman, Revenge of Shinobi, Sonic the Hedgehog, Streets of Rage 2 and Wrestle War. This was the first American release of Wrestle War.
It also included two games that had been previous released for Dreamcast: Sega Swirl, which had been given away on various discs and Virtua Cop 2, which had been previously available for Dreamcast only in Japan.
4573 Seventh Cross Evolution Sega Dreamcast UFO Interactive R3 Jan 1999 HuneX Co., Ltd. Role-Playing (RPG)
Seventh Cross Evolution Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A life simulation which shows how organisms evolve. Take control of one of life's earliest lifeforms and, depending on what environment and habitat you prefer to use, watch as your organism starts to evolve and adapt to its surroundings.
You control your organism from a third person perspective and you can choose what it feeds on and how it kills its prey and, depending on the method you choose, your organism will evolve to make killing and eating that kind of prey easier.
4574 Shadow Man Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R1 Nov 1999 Acclaim Studios Teesside Action
Shadow Man Sega Dreamcast
Series: Shadow Man
Summary: You're the Shadow Man, a person who can switch between the world of the dead and of the living. In Shadow Man your mission is to prevent 5 serial killers from bringing the total armageddon. In the world of the living, you're mortal and have conventional weapons. When you die, you are transported to the world of the dead and you become Shadow Man once again. Which means you're not really mortal. In the world of the dead you can't use normal weapons, your gun shoots ghosts which kill the zombies and the other ugly creatures which live there. You also have different voodoo powers and weapons. And you're carrying a large inventory around.
4575 Shenmue Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Nov 2000 SEGA-AM2 Co., LTD. Role-Playing (RPG)
Shenmue Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In Shenmue you play some weeks in the life of Ryo, trying to take revenge on the people who killed his father. A time limit ticks down in the background, but as long as you have time, you're absolutely free to do what you want: Spend your days asking people for clues? Good Idea. Play Super Hang On in the local arcade without end? Okay as well. Get a job and drive a fork-lifter for days? No prob, but will it help you?
You control Ryo in Third-Person-Perspective in full 3D; most of the time you run around in typical action-adventure-style: initiating dialogues, manipulating objects. Sometimes the game asks for fast-button-pressing. An example: You follow a street and a boy shoots a football across you path. If you press A fast enough, Ryo shoots the ball back and gets the chance to talk to the boy.
4576 Silent Scope Sega Dreamcast Konami R2 Oct 2000 Konami Co., Ltd. Action
Silent Scope Sega Dreamcast
Summary: This coin-op conversion doesn't have a sniper rifle light gun, but all the scoping action is still here.
The aim of the game is to save the captured family of the President of the USA, by sniping all on-coming enemies as you go along.
As an enemy appears, an area of the screen zooms in, allowing you to easily pick off the guy in the head. Once done, press a button to zoom out, so as to choose your next target.
4577 Silver Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R2 Jun 2000 Infogrames UK Ltd. Role-Playing (RPG)
Silver Sega Dreamcast
Summary: An RPG set in a medieval land where all the women have been kidnapped and it is up to you to get them back. What starts as a mission to save the women soon turns into a battle against good and evil to the death.
4578 Skies of Arcadia Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Nov 2000 Overworks Role-Playing (RPG)
Skies of Arcadia Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Arcadia is a world where continents float high above, and people travel by airships. Among the countries of this world, the most powerful one is the Empire of Valua. Guided by its greedy admirals, Valua strives to possess all the power in Arcadia. The boy Vyse and the girl Aika are members of the Blue Rogues - noble pirates who attack only Valuan war ships. During one of their confrontations with a battle ship, they encounter a girl named Fina, who is on an important mission whose secret she cannot tell yet. Involved in the conflict with the Empire of Valua, the trio of the heroes must explore the whole world of Arcadia in order to defeat the admirals.
Skies of Arcadia is a traditional Japanese role-playing game with turn-based combat and randomly appearing enemies. Player-controlled party contains up to four active combatants. During battles, characters attack physically, use items, or cast magic spells, which deplete magic points as well as spirit points (SP). Each character is also able to "focus", which restores spirit points. Once the common spirit bar is filled, characters can unleash powerful special attacks. Enemies may be resilient or vulnerable to particular elements; elemental affinities of weapons can be switched at any time during battles.
Beside the usual party-based combat, there are also airship battles in the game. These usually occur at specific plot points and involve the player-controlled airship fighting another ship or a giant creature. These battles are round-based, with the player planning several turns ahead, using various kinds of ship weapons (cannons, torpedoes, etc.).
Airship is available to the player since the beginning of the game and can be navigated physically; the game's "world map" consists entirely of air space, with islands that can be accessed only by airship. Most locations, however, can only be explored after having advancing the story and received an ability that would grant the player access to unexplored areas. The airship can also be customized to a degree, and crew members in various parts of the world recruited, improving its combat abilities.
4579 Slave Zero Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R1 Nov 1999 Accolade, Inc. Action
Slave Zero Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Five hundred years in the future, man and machine are virtually one and the greatest megacity in the world is locked in brutal war. Play as the ultimate saboteur part of an elite fighting force. The mission: steal the largest, most sophisticated biomechanical attack weapon ever designed and kick some serious ass.
4580 Sno-Cross Championship Racing Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R4 Nov 2000 Unique Development Studios AB Racing
Sno-Cross Championship Racing Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Strap on your goggles and helmet, choose your favorite Yamaha sled, and hit the courses. Gain experience day and night, sun rain or snow, racing on the icy flats of Vladivostok, the slopes of Aspen, and the tunnels of Nagano.
But, the real challenge starts when you enter the race circuit. Start with the 500cc sleds, win races, upgrade your snowmobile, and unlock higher end sleds and new courses.. And, if you're looking for even more challenges, race head-to-head with your friends, go vertical on hill-climbing tracks, or create your own courses with the included track editor.
The PC conversion has a higher polygon count, higher resolution on the textures, and more accurate physics.
4581 Sonic Adventure Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Sep 1999 Sonic Team Action, Adventure
Sonic Adventure Sega Dreamcast
Summary: For the first time ever, play Sonic....IN THE THIRD DIMENSION.
Playing as Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, and two new characters; Big and E102 Gamma; each of them with their own goals (in story) and missions (in gameplay) to stop Dr. Eggman/Dr. Robotnik from taking over the world in cooperation with an ancient creature called Chaos, all while meeting a mysterious (and ghostly) female echidna seeming to know Chaos' backstory.
4582 Sonic Adventure 2 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Jun 2001 SEGA Studios USA Action, Adventure
Sonic Adventure 2 Sega Dreamcast
Series: Sonic Adventure
Summary: Sonic has returned! This time, his nemesis Dr. Eggman has teamed up with Shadow, a dark hedgehog with a mysterious past, and is aiming once again (like he doesn't) to rule the entire world with the power of the Chaos Emeralds! It's up to Sonic and his friends to stop Eggman and put him out of business for good!
With new features such as a story line told from the view of both the good guys and the villains, greater speed, and an improved A-Life system, Sonic Adventure 2 is poised to be Sonic's greatest and most dangerous mission yet!
4583 Sonic Shuffle Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Nov 2000 Hudson Soft Company, Ltd. Kids & Family
Sonic Shuffle Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Much like Mario Party and Crash Bash, Sonic Shuffle has Sonic and his team playing a board game style tournament, where mini-games are at every turn.
Each character has a group of cards with a number on each. On every turn the player chooses a card to determine how many steps to take. When all of the cards have been used the deck is reshuffled, and each player gets a new hand. While a player can see only the numbers on their own cards, and not the numbers on other players' cards, they can still choose the cards of another player.
Each board has certain tiles: blue adds 3 rings to your total; red removes 3 rings from your total and special tiles which places all of the players into a min-game or event.
The aim of the game, at the end of it all, is to get the Precioustone (1 per board).
4584 Soul Fighter Sega Dreamcast Red Orb Entertainment R2 Nov 1999 Toka S.a.r.l. Action
Soul Fighter Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Pick the warrior, thief, or wizard, and fight through five huge levels, each with its own boss. Your main weapons are your fists, but you can pull out weapons for quick kills. You only get so many shots with your weapon before it breaks, though.
Gameplay is basic 3D brawling. You will be attacked by one or more enemies, and will need to defend yourself, and attack back. The game features arcade and adventure modes. In the arcade mode, the levels are timed, and you only get 5 lives but you are revived where you died. In adventure mode, you get unlimited retries of each level, but must complete each level on a single life.
Note that your objective in each level is to kill every enemy; since the levels have multiple paths, you will need to backtrack often.
4585 SoulCalibur Sega Dreamcast Namco R1 Jul 1999 Project Soul Fighting
SoulCalibur Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A fighting game to end all fighting games. A sequel to Soul Blade, Soul Calibur takes place in a time inspired by a mixture of 16th-century ancient China and oriental medieval fantasies and legends.
All characters have weapons and distinct fighting styles with over 100 individual moves per character. In addition to high, mid, and low attacks, characters can hold/throw, block, and perform special attacks -- one or more of which is deemed "un-blockable" and must be avoided by ducking, jumping, or rotating around your attacker.
In addition to several locales in which to fight and alternate models/costumes per character, the Dreamcast conversion of Soul Calibur contains many additional features over the arcade coin-op, including hidden characters and locales, a campaign mode, and tournament mode. There is also a "museum" where you can view character profiles and view motion-captured martial arts demonstrations.
4586 South Park Rally Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R2 Jun 2000 Tantalus Interactive Pty. Ltd. Racing
South Park Rally Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Choose your character from the cast of the popular 'mature' cartoon South Park, and tear through the streets in this racing game. Your character's vehicle may be a little cart, trike, or box, for example. Weapons include rockets, Salty Balls, Cheesy Poofs, the beloved Cow and even an Anal probe. All of the voices are also included, making it feel more like the real cartoon than a rally game. You can also play an all-on-all 4 player mode.
4587 Space Channel 5 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Jul 2000 SEGA Enterprises Ltd. Music & Rhythm
Space Channel 5 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Hey there, Space Cats! Some pesky little aliens called Morolians are trying to take over Earth, and they're forcing the population to dance endlessly! Space Channel 5, the planet's news channel, has sent the grooviest reporter they have, Ulala, out to cover the latest happenings, but those little Morolians also have to be taught a lesson! So it's now up to Ulala to dance and groove with the aliens to beat them at their own game and free the population of Earth! Get dancin', Space Cats, 'cuz we're gonna give those aliens a little taste of their own groove!
4588 Spawn: In the Demon's Hand Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Jan 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Action
Spawn: In the Demon's Hand Sega Dreamcast
Date Added: Sep 5, 2014
Summary: Todd McFarlane's dark comic book anti-hero, Spawn, is ready to give your Dreamcast hell. Play as Spawn (a.k.a. Al Simmons), or any of the anti-heroes or villains from the comics, such as Clown, Twitch, Overtkill, Angel, Redeemer and more in a battle royale blastfest. Not up to killing just anyone? Play Team Battle and join with a friend to blast those other guys! Just do your best to get to the big guy downstairs: Maelebogia, to reclaim your soul and return to life.
4589 Speed Devils Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R2 Mar 1999 Ubi Soft Entertainment Software Racing
Speed Devils Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A straightforward racing game. You race for money to upgrade your car and open up new tracks. Each track can be played at a different time of the day and with different weather conditions.
4590 Speed Devils Online Racing Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R2 Jan 2000 Ubi Soft Divertissements Inc. Racing
Speed Devils Online Racing Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Speed Devils: Online Racing is an updated version of Speed Devils that reuses the tracks and cars from the original game, adds new ones, and puts them into completely new modes with a focus on online multiplayer.
The game includes online and offline options. Offline functions as a practice mode for online, and has only two modes: Arcade (for a standard race against AI-controlled opponents) and Ghost (for a one-on-one against oneself). At the start, car selection is limited and further cars can only be unlocked by playing online.
The meat of the game is in Online mode. After customizing their online persona, players start with $10.000, enough to buy a car of the lowest class. Money must be earned by racing, enabling players to buy new cars and tune them with new parts. There are three kinds of races: Standard, Trial and Vendetta.
Standard races allow various ways of earning money, of which winning is only one: breaking speed limits at certain points and setting race records (highest speed, fastest lap time, leading the longest) also increase cash flow. Trial races involve wagering: a minimum amount is set by the race creator that all participants must pay to take part. The creator also sets between one and four challenges from a pool of 22 possible options. These include similar records as in the Standard races, but also challenges to always (or never) break the speed limit, bust the limit (but never twice on the same radar), get best times on specific laps, always improve times from lap to lap or not take any damage. The wagered money is distributed at the end of the race between all participants that completed their challenges, taking into account the difficulty of the challenge and the final positions of the racers. Vendetta races are always one-on-one, with the winner taking the loser's car.
The game includes all the tracks from the first game (7 unique tracks in 12 configurations), adds a "Heavy Winter" configuration to the Canada track and adds one new track (Montreal) with three configurations, for a total of 16 different tracks, all of which can be raced in reverse or mirrored, and with weather and time of day selectable. The number of cars has been doubled from the original, adding an additional eleven.
4591 Spider-Man Sega Dreamcast Activision R3 Apr 2001 Neversoft Entertainment, Inc. Action
Spider-Man Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Comics
Summary: Spider-Man is the first 3D game to star the popular web-slinger. It is loosely based on Spider-Man: The Animated Series and Spider-Man Unlimited and features some of the voice cast from each and similar character designs.
Peter Parker is attending a demonstration of the reformed Dr. Otto Octavius's new invention when an imposter Spider-Man steals the device. Spider-Man must work to clear his name and uncover the sinister motives behind the device's theft.
This game features appearances not only by most major Spider-Man characters, but cameos by numerous other characters from the Marvel Universe, such as the Human Torch, Punisher, Daredevil and Captain America.
Spider-Man's webs are greatly emphasized. He can use them both for navigational purposes, like swinging or ziplining, and for offensive and defensive combat, such as tying up a villain, coating his fists with web for extra oomph, or building a protective shield. His web supply is limited though and he must find new cartridges or risk running out. The wall-crawling powers are also prominently features. Spider-Man can cling to any wall or ceiling. This is used for basic environmental navigation and for stealth as there are many sequences where you crawl over the heads of unsuspecting thugs, or drop down and catch them off-guard.
Combat is based around Spider-Man's ability to jump, kick, punch and web. By combining these with direction and in various combinations, Spider-Man is able to throw objects such as furniture, hurl web balls, yank enemies into melee range and follow up with a flurry of hits, among other things. There are a number of boss-battles as well, all of which are puzzle-based.
Missions vary from the fairly common fight-your way-to-the-goal or find-the-key-that-unlocks-the-door types to races to catch some or evade them or just trying to avoid the police.
There are several side goals in addition to the main mission including multiple unlockable Spider-Man costumes and numerous hidden comic book covers to find.
4592 Spirit of Speed 1937 Sega Dreamcast LJN R4 Aug 2000 Broadsword Interactive Limited Racing
Spirit of Speed 1937 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A slight change from the normal excessive number of F1 games out there, Spirit of Speed 1937 was an attempt to put you into the driving seat of some of the oldest, and well known, racing cars of the early-century. Take control of one of the 1930s cars and race it out around tracks, many of which are no longer available for professional competitive racing. The game is a single player race around historic tracks in a single race or a full circuit.
4593 Star Wars: Demolition Sega Dreamcast LucasArts R2 Apr 2000 Luxoflux Corp. Action
Star Wars: Demolition Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A demoliton derby in the Star Wars universe. Essentially, Vigilante 8 with Star Wars vehicles. Use anything from a Swoop Bike to a mind controlled Rancor. You can even play as Boba Fett. Boards include all of the worlds visited in the Star Wars movies (Tatooine, Hoth, Death Star, Endor, Dagobah, etc...). Single player, multi player, and tournament modes are available.
4594 Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles Sega Dreamcast LucasArts R3 Oct 2000 LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC Action
Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Choose your jedi (including Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Mace Windu, Plo Koon, and Adi Gallia) and fight the forces of the Trade Federation through the planet Naboo, facing plenty of droids and Darth Maul himself.
4595 Star Wars: Episode I: Racer Sega Dreamcast LucasArts R2 Jan 2000 LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC Racing
Star Wars: Episode I: Racer Sega Dreamcast
Series: Star Wars: Racer
Summary: Based upon the Pod Racing scenes of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, your mission as young Anakin Skywalker or as one of a collection of strange characters from around the Galaxy is to compete, survive and win in the high speed challenge of Pod Racing.
Each character has a unique Pod that can be upgraded with the credits you win after each race. Finish first to gain the most prestige and compete in greater and more challenging tracks, including the now famous race along the sand dunes of Tatooine that determined the destiny of many lives.
4596 Starlancer Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R3 Dec 2000 Warthog Plc Simulation
Starlancer Sega Dreamcast
Summary: It's 2160, and the Eastern Alliance has launched a surprise attack on the Western Coalition's fleet and decimated it. The call has gone out for volunteers to become Alliance fighter pilots, and you have signed up with the 45th Volunteer Squadron.
Designed by Chris and Erin Roberts, the creative force behind the Wing Commander/Privateer megaseries, this space fighting simulation features the genre's standard mission types: escort, fighter sweep, interception, attacking space stations, fighting in asteroid fields, etc.
12 pilotable fighters (you can choose which you fly as well as missile loadout, but not all are available in the early missions), 9 enemy fighter types.
4597 Street Fighter Alpha 3 Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 May 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Street Fighter Alpha 3 Sega Dreamcast
Series: Street Fighter
Summary: Street Fighter Alpha 3, the third game in the Alpha series, has a total of 31 fighters, the most in the series so far. New characters include old favorites E. Honda, Blanka, Vega, Cammy, T. Hawk, Dee Jay, Juni and Juli. Some of the newest fighters on the block include a former Final Fight character (Cody, who has been in jail since the last Final Fight game, or so his clothing suggests), Karin Kanzuki and Rainbow Mika.
The major difference between this Alpha and the last two are the new play modes World Tour, Arcade, VS, Training and Entry.
World Tour - Simply choose your fighter and travel around the world, fighting the home town heroes that you run into. The more fights you win, the stronger you fighter becomes. You can also learn new moves, and there are three levels of Super moves to choose from before you start each round (called Isms).
Arcade - A simple conversion of the arcade version. Beat each fighter with your chosen warrior, in three rounds per match (much the same as past versions of Street Fighter)
Versus - Two human players battle it out.
Training - A good way to learn all the super moves that are available, against a dummy.
Entry - If you save your character during the World Tour mode, you can upload him here to use in the other modes in the game (especially handy for Training).
Finally, if you complete certain areas of the game three new fighters become available, including another old favourite in Guile, Evil Ryu and Shin Akuma.
4598 Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Sega Dreamcast Capcom R3 Oct 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Sega Dreamcast
Summary: 3rd update to Street Fighter 3, Capcom's classic 2D fighter. The new version includes new music and artwork, more super arts for each character, a grading system, a manual throw system, path selection and new characters including (YES!) Chun-Li. The Dreamcast port also offers a training record option were you can record a certain move or combo and have it play against you over and over to see how you can parry it, plus a "system direction" option which allows you to modify practically every aspect of the game (air-blocking, combo limits, etc.) to customize it to your liking.
4599 Street Fighter III: Double Impact Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 Jun 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Fighting
Street Fighter III: Double Impact Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Street Fighter III: Double Impact is a compilation of the the first two Street Fighter III installments:
Street Fighter III: New Generation
Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact - Giant Attack
The games feature typical additions compared to the arcade originals (e.g. Training and Versus modes) and allows the use of the boss character Gill as well as Shin Akuma (in 2nd Impact).
4600 Stupid Invaders Sega Dreamcast Ubisoft R3 Jun 2001 Xilam Adventure
Stupid Invaders Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Five aliens crashland on Earth, and hide out in an abandoned house while they repair their spaceship. In the meantime, Dr Sakarin, an evil alien-collecting scientist has found out about them, and sends out his evil henchman Bolok to capture them. You play as each of the five aliens, and must help them escape.
4601 Sturmwind Sega Dreamcast RedSpotGames R0 Apr 2013 Duranik Action, Shooter
Sturmwind Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Single-player video game, Multiplayer
Summary: Sturmwind is a shoot 'em up video game for the Dreamcast console. It was developed by Duranik, and published by RedSpotGames on April 24, 2013 as an independent commercially released game. The game has received extensive press, major videogame publications in the United States, Germany and Japan all reported about its announcement. German magazine Chip called Sturmwind's effects "very amazing in relation to the systems' age."It is the first original game released for Dreamcast since fall 2009's Rush Rush Rally Racing and IRiDES: Master of Blocks, other more recent releases have all been ports.
4602 Super Magnetic Neo Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R3 Jun 2000 Genki Co., Ltd. Action
Super Magnetic Neo Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In Super Magnetic Neo, a gang lead by evil, foul-mouthed baby Pinki has taken over Pao Pao Park. The professor must stop her, so her sends Super Magnetic Neo, a little boy robot with a powerful electromagnet on his head.
The game has some resemblance to the Crash Bandicoot series in that some levels have you running toward the camera, have a side-view, or have you riding an animal. It contains some running, jumping and switch-flipping much like any 3D platformer. However, it does have a unique magnetism aspect. Positive and Negative charges are represented by red and blue. Neo's head can act as a positive or negative pole. This is called his magnogimmick. Using the principle of opposites charges attract and similar charges repel, Neo can pull himself toward platforms, then launch off them, or navigate many related environmental puzzles such as pulling himself into teleporters or swinging on magnetic pendulums. Enemies also come in red and blue and can pulled pulled in to be captured or pushed away to be avoided accordingly.
You must use all these skills to make it through all four sections of Pao Pao Park and defeat Pinki.
There is also a challenge mode, with a series of short stages to pass all based around proper use of the magnogimmick. It's something like the VR missions in the Metal Gear series.
4603 Super Runabout: San Francisco Edition Sega Dreamcast Interplay R4 Jan 2000 Climax Entertainment Racing
Super Runabout: San Francisco Edition Sega Dreamcast
Series: Runabout
Summary: Super Runabout: San Francisco Edition is the third game in the Runabout series. The player can drive around San Francisco, crashing into objects. There are two scenarios: Scenario A places the player in control of San Francisco Motors, a kind of "messenger/delivery/bomb disposal service" rolled up in one, while Scenario B has the player controlling laid-back San Francisco police officers. The two scenarios have different missions, whether it's stopping a runaway cable car, or collecting bombs for disposal.
4604 Surf Rocket Racers Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R3 Mar 2001 CSK Research Institute Corp. Racing
Surf Rocket Racers Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Surf Rocket Racers is a jet-ski racing game for the Dreamcast. As in most aquatic racers, success here depends on your ability to smoothly handle unpredictable waves and aggressive competition at the same time.
There are several game modes to choose from. First up is the Championship. In this mode, you compete in a series of circuit races and accumulate points based on your finishing position. The racer with the most points at the end of the season wins. The other modes include a trick competition, a hazard and obstacle course, and a head-to-head 2-player mode.
4605 Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R4 Mar 2000 Yuke's Co. Ltd. Action
Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Based on popular Japanese manga, Sword of the Berserk is a stylish action-adventure in a medieval fantasy setting. A mysterious plague-like evil is revealed in the course of the one-eyed warrior Gattsu's personal quest to cure his love Casca of her demented state and exact revenge on the evil God Hand warriors responsible for their fate.
The story unfolds in between gory action sequences in which Gattsu uses his 7-foot-long sword and other assorted weapons to battle with countless and varied foes.
4606 Sydney 2000 Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R2 Sep 2000 Attention to Detail Limited Sports
Sydney 2000 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The official video game of the Games of the XXVII Olympiad held in 2000 in Sydney. It includes 32 nations, going for gold in 12 events divided by 6 sports: Athletics (100m dash, 110m hurdles, hammer and javelin throw, triple jump and high jump), Aquatics (200m freestyle and 10m platform diving), Kayak K1 Slalom, Super Heavyweight Weight Lifting, Skeet Shooting and Three-man track cycling pursuit. All events feature 3D graphics with cameras that mimic the ones used in TV broadcasts.
Gameplay is the usual found in games of the genre - button mashing the two power buttons is required in most events to build up strength/speed, with an additional third button setting the actions, such as jumping or throwing angle. Other events feature alternate control methods, such as Slalom (where it's possible to press certain buttons to dodge the rower between the gates if the Kayak is going to hit one or place the paddle to force into a certain direction), Diving (following a "click-along" sequence of keys) and Skeet (the direction keys controlling the aim, one button to start and other to shoot).
Along an arcade and 8-player action, the Olympic mode gives the player the option to build their athlete from the national open trials to the Olympics. By completing training drills in the Cyber Gym, the athlete increases his athletic abilities: Citius, Altius, Fortius, as told by the Olympic Motto. Before joining the competition, the player must beat national, continental and international opponents.
4607 Tech Romancer Sega Dreamcast Capcom R4 Jun 2000 Capcom Co., Ltd. Action
Tech Romancer Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Tech Romancer is a 3D beat-em-up with a difference: rather than controlling a martial artist, the player selects one of the several available giant robots (mechs). These range from the absurd (a huge, spherical mech with a boat and bus for feet, a house for a head, train for one arm and office building with wrecking ball for another) to the "typical" anime styled mecha (beam-firing chest gem, detachable rocket-powered fists) to a more westernised idea of a mech (huge, sluggish, equipped with heavy cannon, rockets, missiles and land-mines).
The gameplay takes part in large 3D arenas, usually dotted with buildings and other landmarks, many of which are destructible and may contain power-ups. Game controls consist of two attack buttons, one block and one jump. Characters have a special bar; once it is full (up to a maximum of three times), a special move can be executed. There is an armour bar, which depletes as the characters takes or blocks certain hits; if it runs out the character will start taking hefty damage even when blocking. The life and time-bars are self-explanatory, and there is also the special-weapon inventory, which can hold up to five special weapons at a time (these are picked up from the battlefield or stolen off the enemy).
The main single-player mode is a story mode, which is completely different for each character and, for most characters at least, branches many ways, often with multiple endings depending on choices made and targets met.
4608 Tee Off Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R3 Jan 2000 Bottom Up Interactive Sports
Tee Off Sega Dreamcast
Summary: One of the few golf games for the DC, with a cartoony style. Contains arcade mode, tournaments, five different courses and 15 characters (11 unlockable). Lots of different equipment (balls and clubs mostly) and even a futuristic cyber mini golf game are thrown in.
4609 Test Drive: Le Mans Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R2 Nov 2000 Infogrames Melbourne House Pty Ltd. Racing
Test Drive: Le Mans Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Take on the LeMans endurance racing challenge! Join one of the 25 factory teams take one of the over 50 vehicles (designed with assistance of actual teams) on the eight different LeMans circuits. The actual wear and tear are simulated. Tire wear, oil and fuel consumptions... Day and night and back to day driving...
4610 Test Drive: V-Rally Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R4 Jan 2000 Eden Studios Racing
Test Drive: V-Rally Sega Dreamcast
Series: V-Rally
Summary: Need for Speed returns to dirt racing again in this sequel to Need for Speed: V-Rally. The most significant differences are the track editor, improved graphics, and new game modes. There are 84 tracks and the game supports multiplayer with up to four players. This second installment comes with four game modes: an arcade mode for casual rally fans, a championship mode for people who want to compete against other rally cars for a title, a trophy mode, and a time trial mode.
It features 16 different cars in three categories: World Rally Cars (Peugeot 206, Hyundai Coupe, Mitsubishi Lancer, Toyota Corolla, Subaru Impreza, Ford Focus, SEAT Córdoba, Škoda Octavia), 2L kit-cars (Peugeot 306, Citroën Xsara, SEAT Ibiza, Renault Megane, Vauxhall Astra) and 1.6L kit-cars (Citroën Saxo, Peugeot 106, Nissan Micra). A number of bonus cars can be unlocked as well by completing certain modes, such as winning the European or the World Championship.
In the arcade mode you race against three opponents on the race track; whoever reaches the finish line first after a series of laps wins the stage. However, the main goal in a stage is to reach the next checkpoint before the countdown timer stops. Several stages form a level, for which you receive a total of three credits. Every time you fail to reach a checkpoint before the time runs out the race stops and you can use a credit to restart that particular stage. If there are no credits left, the entire level must be restarted. The trophy mode is a bit different. While winning a stage is still done by beating three opponents directly on the race track, to claim the trophy you have to register the best overall result, calculated by summing up all the stages' times.
The championship mode is designed after the FIA World Rally Championship, where drivers compete for points. The European championship is divided into eight rounds, while the World and the Expert championships each have twelve. Every round has two (European, World) or three stages (Expert). This is the only mode where the car gets damaged if handled badly, but it can be repaired at the service park between stages in the following areas: engine, gear box, brakes, steering and suspensions. You only have 30 minutes, so if your car is seriously messed up you will not be able to restore it to a 100% condition for the next stage. At the end of the round the total time for all stages is compared between racers and the first six positions in the standings get a number of points based on their performance (for example the fastest gets 10 points, 2nd place gets 6 points, and so on). Whoever has the most points after all the rounds becomes the new champion.
In the track editor the track is represented by a single line or ribbon. You can edit the curves and change the inclines or declines of each track piece. The only restriction is that trackpieces cannot overlap, so for example you cannot make an 8-shaped track. When playing the track, scenery is added procedurally depending on the curves and inclines and which country is selected. The 84 default tracks make use of the same engine.
4611 Time Stalkers Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Mar 2000 Climax Entertainment Role-Playing (RPG)
Time Stalkers Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A warrior named Sword encounters a mysterious girl who asks him to explore an old clock tower. As he arrives there, he is attacked by a heavily armored enemy. Pursuing the assailant, Sword finds a strange book and opens it. Everything changes, and the hero is teleported into another dimension. It appears that several other heroes beside him were lost in this dimension, each coming from a different world. Sword's task is to locate these heroes and find a way to bring them back to their respective worlds.
Time Stalkers is a role-playing game with turn-based combat, heavily oriented towards "dungeon crawling". The player controls Sword and other heroes, some of which are characters from other games made by Climax Entertainment, such as Shining in the Darkness, Landstalker, and others. Even though the player controls a party of characters, only one hero can lead it at a time. The rest of the party members consist of monsters, which can be captured in combat and recruited.
Combat requires precise positioning of the characters in order to execute attacks and capture monsters. A peculiar feature of the game is the reversion of the characters' level to 1 upon completing a dungeon. The characters retain the items and the skills they have learned, but start again at the lowest level in the next dungeon.
4612 Tokyo Xtreme Racer Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R2 Sep 1999 Genki Co., Ltd. Racing
Tokyo Xtreme Racer Sega Dreamcast
Series: Tokyo Xtreme Racer \ Shutokō Battle
Summary: Get in your fast car and race around the Tokyo highway at night, challenging drivers from rival gangs to a race. The winner gets a cash prize, so you can upgrade your car or buy a new one. If you start winning consistently enough, you soon become famous enough to be challenged by various gang leaders, and finally the four Devils, who are the best, fastest, and least seen drivers of the night.
4613 Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R3 Jan 2000 Genki Co., Ltd. Racing
Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The second of the Tokyo Xtreme Racer's to appear on the Dreamcast is nearly identical to the first one gameplay-wise. Once again, there is no specific start, or finish lines, it all depends on how well you drive, and how fast. This time around, there are more opponents to beat, roughly 120, and plenty of new cars to choose in your quest.
Like other installments in the series, TXR 2 implements a system found most commonly in fighting games, where each player has a life bar and the player with remaining life wins the race. Different factors can cause the life bar of a player to deplete, include hitting into objects, other cars, or just simply falling behind the lead car.
4614 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Sega Dreamcast Majesco R2 Jan 2000 Red Storm Entertainment, Inc. Action
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Sega Dreamcast
Series: Rainbow Six
Gameplay: Shooter
Summary: The Dreamcast port of the first game in the long-running Rainbow Six series of tactical shooters includes both the original game and its add-on Eagle Watch.
4615 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear Sega Dreamcast Red Storm Entertainment R2 Jan 2001 Red Storm Entertainment, Inc. Action
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The Dreamcast port of the second Rainbow Six title includes both the original game and its add-on Urban Operations.
4616 Tomb Raider: Chronicles Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R2 Nov 2000 Core Design Ltd. Action
Tomb Raider: Chronicles Sega Dreamcast
Series: Tomb Raider
Summary: A few days after the events described in Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation, Lara Croft is presumed dead. Her close friends begin to recollect her previous adventures, which occurred during different periods of her life. These include searching for the Philosopher's Stone in Rome; preventing the Spear of Destiny from falling into the hands of a ruthless gang leader; facing monsters on the Black Isle of Ireland as a child; and, finally, infiltrating a high-tech complex in pursuit of the Iris artefact.
Like its predecessors, Tomb Raider: Chronicles is an action game with puzzle-solving and platforming elements. The gameplay is very similar to that of the previous games, with the addition of a few new skills. Lara can now walk on tightropes, swing on horizontal bars, and somersault forwards from a ledge while crouching. A grappling hook has been added to her inventory. The game also includes a level editor, allowing the player to create new stages for Lara to explore.
4617 Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R1 Mar 2000 Core Design Ltd. Action
Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation Sega Dreamcast
Summary: According to Egyptian legend, Horus outwitted the evil god Set and imprisoned him in a secret tomb...
Five thousand years later, Lara Croft discovers the lost tomb and unwittingly unleashes the Set, fulfilling the ancient prophecy of his return to plunge mankind into darkness! In a race against time, Lara must use all of her wit and skill to reimprison Set and save the world from Armageddon. Pursued at every turn by her arch-rival, the unscrupulous archaeologist Werner Von Croy, Lara embarks on a journey of discovery across Egypt, where she must overcome the most ingenious puzzles and infernal traps ever devised, and face terrifying evil from beyond the grave...
Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation plays very similar to the previous games in the series, but some new things have been added to the game. The biggest addition is that now rather large parts of the game consist of several interconnected levels sometimes explored in any order, with puzzles in one level often requiring that some actions are done in other levels. The new additions to Lara's arsenal are a revolver and a bow with several sets of arrows including exploding and poisonous ones. The players will also find a laser sight which can be attached to any of the two weapons described above allowing manual targeting and zooming. Inventory now holds a binocular with built-in flashlight and a handy crowbar (found later in the game). Lara has also learned a few new moves: she can climb into the niches with low ceiling if the crouch button is pressed, she can now move around the corners while hanging and she can also pull levers and open trap-doors while jumping.
Graphics have been upgraded too - there are new light effects and water is now dripping from Lara's clothes when she gets on surface.
4618 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R1 May 2000 Neversoft Entertainment, Inc. Sports
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater Sega Dreamcast
Series: Tony Hawk skateboarding
Summary: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater is a skateboarding simulation in which you control a famous skate star around 3D environments. Each game area contains a plethora of objects like ramps, rails, and half-pipes which can be used to perform tricks. Each trick you perform earns you more points for your score.
The game is divided into two types of levels. In the first, you skate around locations like a mall, a city street, or a warehouse. In each of these areas, there are 5 goals to complete. Some goals involve obtaining a high score, others smashing objects, and some collecting objects. For every goal you complete, you earn a video tape. By collecting enough video tapes, you unlock levels and skateboards for you to use. There are 6 levels like this. The second type of level is a competition. You get to make 3 timed runs through a skate park, and attempt to get the highest score possible. If you do well enough, you will beat the scores of the computer controlled skaters and win a medal. There are 3 levels like this.
There are nine real life pro skaters you can choose to play as, including Tony Hawk himself. Each skater has their own signature moves that earn you big points if pulled off successfully.
4619 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 Sega Dreamcast Activision R2 Nov 2000 Neversoft Entertainment, Inc. Sports
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The sequel to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater adds many new tricks, while retaining those from the original, and a complete roster of the greatest skaters worldwide. Among the new tricks is the "manual", which allows the player character to balance on two wheels. There are also more options for scoring high-trick combos. Trick combinations can also be edited and customized. It is possible to visit some of the most popular skate parks in the world, or create own areas and share them with other players. Players can also create their own skaters, with a choice of clothing and official skateboards.
4620 Toy Commander Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Sep 1999 No Cliché Action
Toy Commander Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Some of the greatest adventures that kids have growing up occur in their imaginations as they play with their toys. Toy Commander is a game that attempts to capture these adventures in an interactive, three dimensional world. The player's perspective is that of the toy vehicles that inhabit a house. The various gameplay areas are all based on rooms in this giant house.
A coalition of old toys has started a rebellion against the new toys in the house. An evil Teddy Bear, the Toy Commander, is leading this rebellion. It's the player's job to stop him. In each mission, the basic goal is to complete the task in as short a time as possible. If the player meets a certain time goal, the mission is completed. By completing four missions, the player gets to challenge the boss character in the room. If the boss is successfully destroyed, he will assist the player character in the final fight against the Toy Commander.
4621 Trickstyle Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R1 Sep 1999 Criterion Studios Racing
Trickstyle Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In the year 2099, The Dominance War ravaged all humanity, and from their ashes, a new society arose. The Jugaku corporation was one of the companies that took over the world markets, developed a technology called Hover-Ride, which let people surf through the air. Eventually, a sport was created by using this technology in races filled with violence.
In the future, nine contestants enter the TrickStyle competition in hopes of earning fame and money, and find more about their past along the way. They must race against each other and complete obstacle courses. Races are set in futuristic versions of cities such as London and Tokyo. Each character has its own 'special move', and in total there are 400 different tricks incorporated.
4622 The Typing of the Dead Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R3 Jan 2001 Smilebit Action
The Typing of the Dead Sega Dreamcast
Series: The House of the Dead
Summary: This is essentially the same game as the arcade light-gun rail-shooter House of the Dead 2, except they've turned it into a edu-tainment typing trainer. Instead of guns, your characters have keyboards strapped to them, and instead of shooting the zombies that constantly jump out at you you'll need to type out the words attached to the zombies in order to kill them before they crack open your head and feast upon the goo inside. The game ranks you on your typing speed and provides various tutorials and other edu-tainment sundries.
Otherwise it's pretty much the same game as House of the Dead 2. Much like the Resident Evil series, the zombie hordes have gone from infesting a vaguely gothic creepy old mansion to infesting a vaguely gothic decaying city, and its your job to stop them and save the human race (as usual).
4623 Ultimate Fighting Championship Sega Dreamcast Crave Entertainment R2 Aug 2000 Anchor, Inc. Sports
Ultimate Fighting Championship Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Ultimate Fighting Championship is based on the no-holds-barred martial art tournament of the same name. What makes the game (and the real-life counterpart) distinct from wrestling, boxing, and other fights is the variety of fighting styles in use; it is perfectly possible to end up with a judo master facing a kickboxer.
The actual gameplay is simple enough. You have various basic moves, combos, holds, and so on. The complications come in the form of the huge list of moves, featuring many different styles. Hit your opponent until he gets knocked out, or force him to tap out early.
There are multiple game modes included. Among them are a survival mode, that has you face a string of enemies with minimal recovery, and career mode, which allows you to customize and improve your fighting style as you win fights.
4624 Unreal Tournament Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R1 Mar 2001 Digital Extremes, Inc. First Person Shooter
Unreal Tournament Sega Dreamcast
Series: Unreal Tournament
Summary: Unreal Tournament is completely different from Unreal: it is now mainly based on multiplayer, like Quake 3.
At the beginning, you have to play classic deathmatch rounds. After you have successfully won some of them, a new game mode becomes available, domination. In domination there are about three or four different areas scattered around the map to be controlled by your team. For a certain amount of seconds you control one area, a point is added to your score. The more areas you control, the faster your team's score rises. When you or the other team reaches a certain score, the game is over. The third mode is called capture the flag, every team has a flag to defend and tries to capture the other team's flag to score a point.
The fourth game mode is called assault. This mode requires completion of real missions, such as attacking an enemy base and destroying a specific object in it. Again, there are two teams, the defenders and the attackers. You have to complete the mission in a certain time, for example five or ten minutes. If you were successful, your team has to defend this time and the other team attacks. But the attacking team now only has as much time as you needed to attack.
All these modes are either playable in single or multiplayer mode. If playing alone, you have a large menu with orders you can give your bots. Also, all weapons were redesigned, and some new ones are added.
4625 Urban Chaos Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R3 Nov 2000 Mucky Foot Productions Limited Action
Urban Chaos Sega Dreamcast
Summary: As the 2nd millennium ends, the cities are over-ran with Apocalyptic violence. Is this down to urban frustrations, or a sinister cult controlling everybody? You are either cop D'Arcy Stern or former soldier Roper McIntyre, and have to find the answers, but more importantly put a stop to the carnage.
This involves a succession of action-packed non-linear missions. The environment incorporates shadows, rain, fog and a day/night cycle. Police cars, motorcycles and ambulances must be controlled during some missions. There are many ways to 'settle' the enemies - car chases, hand-to-hand combats and action movie-style shoot outs for example.
4626 Vanishing Point Sega Dreamcast Acclaim R3 Dec 2000 Clockwork Games Racing
Vanishing Point Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Vanishing Point is a console based racing game released on the Dreamcast and the PlayStation. It was developed by Clockwork Games and published by Acclaim.
4627 Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense Sega Dreamcast Activision R2 Feb 2000 Luxoflux Corp. Action
Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense Sega Dreamcast
Summary: More drivin' & blastin' fun in this sequel to Vigilante 8. The Coyotes gang returns with a shocking new leader to seek revenge on OMAR, and the Vigilantes gang.
New cars, weapons and landscapes add new excitement to the game. There are 18 charcters with storylines to walk through, which in turn affects the other characters in the game, and how well you do in the single player missions will determine what happens in the later levels.
The Dreamcast and N64 versions both have 4 player modes, while the PSX sticks with 2 player gaming.
4628 Virtua Fighter 3tb Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R2 Oct 1999 SEGA-AM2 Co., LTD. Fighting
Virtua Fighter 3tb Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Virtua Fighter 3tb (Team Battle) is a port of the arcade game Virtua Fighter 3 to the Dreamcast. The "tb" adds a team battle mode which was not present in the coin-op. For those that do not know, the Virtua Fighter series is your classic beat-em-up, with a bunch of characters all trying to kick, punch, throw and body slam the bejesus out of each other. Each of the characters has over a hundred possible moves and the game plays very faithfully to the original. The game features interesting arena to fight in which are more like real locations in they are not flat and some parts can be broken away during the match.
4629 Virtua Tennis Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Jan 2000 Hitmaker Sports
Virtua Tennis Sega Dreamcast
Series: Virtua Tennis
Summary: Imagine how a tennis player feels when he enters the arena, the crowd is cheering, the atmosphere electric, the adrenalin rushes...
Well now you can with Virtua tennis, the most lifelike and playable tennis game ever! Play as one of eight licensed players and uncover the secret stars. As well as the traditional arcade mode you can play in the exhibition mode, with 4 player action via doubles play.
Once you've mastered those modes take on the world in the world circuit mode, with unique training games, diffrent challenges and shops to buy clothing, equipment, stages and playing partners.
Virtua Tennis, so realistic you can almost taste the strawberries and cream.
4630 Wacky Races Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R3 Jan 2000 Infogrames Studios Ltd. Racing
Wacky Races Sega Dreamcast
Summary: For those who can remember the cartoon series, this will be a blast from the past. Choose from all your favourite characters including Peter Perfect, Penelope Pitstop and, of course, Dick Dastardly and Muttley, and wind your way through cartoon like environments in the familiar vehicles of each character. Simply get to the end of the race first to open up new tracks, and use weapons to pick off the rest of the cast, and aid your progress.
4631 Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour Sega Dreamcast Eidos Interactive R3 Jun 2000 Crystal Dynamics, Inc., Prolific Publishing, Inc. Racing
Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A cart racing game featuring Disney Characters Starring Jiminy Cricket, Chip, and Dale, and a few characters created specifically for the game. The catch is that all of the tracks are actually based on rides at all of the four Walt Disney World Parks (Haunted Mansion, Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, Rock'n'Rollercoaster, Typhoon Lagoon, etc...).
4632 Web Browser Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R0 Sep 1999 Utility
Web Browser Sega Dreamcast
4633 Web Browser 2.0 Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R0 Oct 2000 Utility
Web Browser 2.0 Sega Dreamcast
4634 Wetrix+ Sega Dreamcast Xicat Interactive R3 Jan 2000 Zed Two Game Design Studio Puzzle
Wetrix+ Sega Dreamcast
Series: Wetrix
Summary: In Wetrix the player must build barriers on the arena to stop the water from leaking out. As time progresses, rain starts to fall onto the arena, so the player must try to keep the walls as high as possible to catch the water. Too much on the screen will start an earthquake. Ice blocks fall to freeze the water. Bombs drop, leaving holes in walls, and fireballs vaporize the water. The aim is to get as high a score as possible. There is a practice mode available, and the game can be played in multiplayer against a friend.
4635 Who Wants to Beat Up a Millionaire Sega Dreamcast Simon & Schuster Interactive R3 Jan 2000 Hypnotix, Inc. Kids & Family
Who Wants to Beat Up a Millionaire Sega Dreamcast
Gameplay: Fighting
Summary: This is a fighting parody of the show, called Who Wants to Beat Up a Millionaire?
In WWTBUAM, you answer questions and get an opportunity to beat one of five in-game millionaires half to death in order to drain his or her bank account and fill your pockets. The show is hosted by Egregious Phillin, who for all intents and purposes is Regis Philbin, only fatter, louder, and more annoying. The game also has its own clever variation on the show's lifelines, here called Lifeboats.
4636 Wild Metal Sega Dreamcast Rockstar Games R1 Feb 2000 DMA Design Limited Action
Wild Metal Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Wild Metal Country is an action game in which one of five little tanks can be selected to control. Tank-like machines have gone wild on the three different planets of the Tehric system and the player's job is to defeat them.
The battles take place in desolate mountain environments. The big differences in altitude play an important role in the game. In the single player mode, complete levels by collecting 8 colored power cores, which are defended by the machines, and returning them to one of several hovering stores. The player has an infinite amount of lives. The weaponry consists of 8 types of missiles and 4 types of mines. Help is received from a pair of helicopters that drop ammo and provide healing.
The two tracks of the tank are operated independently. For example, make a quick spin by going forward with one track and backwards with the other. Moreover the turret can be turned in any direction. The camera always moves with the turret sometimes diverting the view towards the camera. The angle of the turret and the distance the rockets travel can be changed. The tank can only be controlled using the keyboard.
Noteworthy aspects of the game are: the physics modelling, the 3D engine and the amount of freedom the player has (no time constraints etc.).
4637 Wind and Water: Puzzle Battles Sega Dreamcast RedSpotGames R0 Nov 2008 www.yuanworks.com Puzzle
Wind and Water: Puzzle Battles Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Wind and Water: Puzzle Battles (or W
4638 Worms Armageddon Sega Dreamcast MicroProse R3 Jan 1999 Team17 Software Limited Strategy
Worms Armageddon Sega Dreamcast
Series: Worms
Summary: A sequel to Worms 2, Worms Armageddon expands upon its predecessor by enhancing a few facets of gameplay and including play over the Internet through Team 17's WormNet.
Like the previous Worms installments, the game is an artillery variant. The player give an artillery piece a shot angle and shot power, and try to hit the opponent, taking into account wind effects. The player and the opponent exchange these shots in a turn-based fashion. The game puts the player in command of a team of up to eight worms, which can move around the landscape (one at a time), using many types of weapons to try to dispatch the enemy, from bazookas to mini-guns to exploding sheep. In some situations, the worms can also jump, swing by rope, and descend with a parachute.
The game includes an expansive editor that allows players to customize nearly every aspect of the game. Custom teams can be created, and players are able to edit their special weapons, grave markers, flags, victory fanfares, and voice sets, which can be imported into the game from outer sources. A random terrain generator and a terrain-import system are provided as well. The latter makes it possible to import into the game files in image formats, which the game converts into playable terrains.
4639 Worms World Party Sega Dreamcast Titus R5 May 2001 Team17 Software Limited Action, Strategy
Worms World Party Sega Dreamcast
Summary: The Worms are back, deadlier than ever.
You're going to learn that there's nothing more dangerous than a Worm with a bazooka or a shotgun...
At first sight, Worms World Party may seem very similar to Worms Armageddon. However, this time the game has been specially designed with multiplayer in mind. Up to six players can battle out at the same time on local networks or on the internet, using Team17 own matchmaking service, called Wormnet.
Other additions are the Wormpot, which can provide 400 gameplay variations from "Goliath Mode" to "Bleeding Worms", hundreds of new landscapes, flags and fanfares, and many single-player missions.
4640 WWF Royal Rumble Sega Dreamcast THQ R2 Jan 2000 Yuke's Co. Ltd. Sports
WWF Royal Rumble Sega Dreamcast
Summary: WWF Royal Rumble is a wrestling game based on the rules and featuring characters from the World Wrestling Federation. There are two modes in the game, Exhibition and Royal Rumble. In the Exhibition mode, the player selects a main wrestler and a partner who participate in a series of singles matches. The partner can be controlled indirectly by the player, who assigns commands to him. Partner moves must be recharged before they can be used again.
The Royal Rumble mode involves one multi-wrestler match. Up to nine wrestlers can be seen on the screen at the same time. The player's goal is to eliminate a set number of opponents within a time limit. There are thirty WWF superstars available in this mode.
4641 Xtreme Sports Sega Dreamcast Infogrames R2 Nov 2000 Innerloop Studios Sports
Xtreme Sports Sega Dreamcast
Summary: Xtreme Sports is a multi-trial sports game that combines different sports in one race. Snowboard, ATV, Delta-plane and Mountain Bike are available from the beginning; Base Jump and Bungee Jumping need to be unlocked.
Four game modes are available: Championship, Race, Time Trial, and Practice. There are three tracks available right away, and six more to unlock. In all the modes, the gameplay is somewhat arcade-oriented, requiring the player to react quickly. A special boost gauge can be filled by doing specific actions, increasing the player's chances of victory.
4642 Zia & the Goddesses of Magic Sega Dreamcast Orionsoft R0 Sep 2016 Orionsoft Role-Playing (RPG)
Zia & the Goddesses of Magic Sega Dreamcast
Summary: In a world where magic is Queen, people lived happily and safely under the protection of the ten guardian goddesses. Out of the unknown came a powerful demon who brought trouble upon the world, and all the goddesses got captured and locked away.
Zia is a little girl who lives in a village in the mountains with her parents.
When she was younger, she discovered a spell book and started to practice magic.
An old wise man came and told Zia about the existence of several spell books spread around the world.
During her journey, Zia will discover the trapped goddesses.
Now is your chance to help her rescue the goddesses from the evil creatures by casting magic spells!
4643 Zombie Revenge Sega Dreamcast SEGA of America R1 Jan 1999 Data East Corporation, Sega AM1 R&D Division Action
Zombie Revenge Sega Dreamcast
Summary: A top secret government plan to use undead soldiers has gone horribly wrong. Just before it was ready to be put into operation, someone unknown interfered. Now a year later the city is the home for the undead. Three agents, Stick Breitling, Linda Rotta and Rikiya Busujima, who have come together from various paths of fate, now join together to do battle against the army of the undead and rid the streets of the zombie scum!
The game features multiple weapons and 1 or 2-player arcade action. Each of the characters have different attributes, agility, strength, better with weapons as opposed to unarmed combat.
There are a multitude of weapons that can be found through the game such as shotguns and machine guns to battle the undead. There are a range of attacks that can be performed, charging your shot by holding down the button longer, variable shots by locking on the zombie longer, rolling attacks, backward and dash attacks and more.
There are a number of game modes accessible from the main menu. The Arcade mode from the coin-op version, an Original Dreamcast version, which gives you options of playing the game with more focus on either weapons only or bare knuckle fighting. There is also a vs Boss and Fighting mode, as well as a Training Room.
Zombie Revenge also features downloadable mini games for your VM unit. There is a Zombie Revenge Raising Game where you feed and raise your own zombie. Playing the above mentioned Original mode provides food items for your zombie.
The zombie you have raised can also be uploaded to the Internet, or emailed to someone, and other peoples zombies can be downloaded.
There are two other mini-games: Zombie Fishing (fish for zombies) and Zombie Doubt (memory test with symbols).
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