The Sega Dreamcast was the very last home game console made by the prominent developer and publisher, Sega. It came on the heels of the lukewarm performance of the Sega Saturn, launching earlier than ...

In honor of the anniversary of the Dreamcast's North American release, the top 20 best-selling games for Sega's last home ...

Sega was once one of the most popular gaming hardware manufacturers in the world. But a series of poor decisions in the late ’90s, combined with Sony moving into the market with the PlayStation, meant ...

Dreamcast – ahead of its time and taken too soon. Ultimately, the console was the final nail in the coffin for SEGA's console empire. Released in 1999 (1998 in Japan), the Dreamcast was SEGA's answer ...

Playing a video game online is almost second nature now. So much so that almost all multiplayer video games have ditched their split-screen multiplayer modes because they assume you’d rather just be ...

Welcome to 2000s Week! We're exploring the pop culture that shaped us at the turn of the millennium, and examining what the films, shows, and games from the era say about us then and now. It's a ...

The Dreamcast is 23 years old today. The system was one of the most interesting game consoles of all time thanks to its online connectivity with games like Phantasy Star Online and an actual web ...

Remember Limp Bizkit? Remember the Dreamcast? Well, have I got the eBay listing for you. This original 1999 launch model Dreamcast has been signed by Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, who, as ...

9/9/99. 20 years ago today, the Dreamcast landed in America. And even though it was ultimately an absolute failure, it changed the face of console gaming forever. It brought the power of Sega's arcade ...

It’s difficult to overstate just how hard the Sega Dreamcast flopped in the grand scheme of things. Despite allegedly being the most powerful console on the market at the time of its release, the Sega ...

We originally ran this piece five years ago, on a day when the 15th birthday of Sega's Dreamcast coincided with a major Apple keynote event. In honor of the Dreamcast's 20th birthday today, we thought ...

Engadget started up in 2004, so we missed the rise (and fall) of the Sega Dreamcast by a few years. We've still covered the company's ups and downs over the past decade and a half (and can't wait for ...