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I played my Dreamcast a ton. When I'd get stuck while writing my dissertation (a regular event) I'd think things through while playing a game of hockey. It prov
by bachmeier 5y ago
I played my Dreamcast a ton. When I'd get stuck while writing my dissertation (a regular event) I'd think things through while playing a game of hockey. It provided just the right amount of distraction.
I never understood the hype around the PS 2. It was so bad that when I went to the store to buy NHL 2K2, the employee said they no longer made Dreamcast games. She asked the other employee, who said the same thing. I told them the game was being advertised. They called company headquarters and were informed that it was coming out in a few days. They said I was the first customer to ask about the Dreamcast in months.
- moepstar 5y agoI still play my Dreamcast a ton. There's, to this date, new (indie) games being released, new/old builds of long-lost games do surface [0]... The Dreamcast is a gift that keeps on giving... [0] https://en.sega-dreamcast-info-games-preservation.com/ https://en.sega-dreamcast-info-games-preservation.com/
- halpert 5y agoI had a Dreamcast and loved it, but the PS2 was an amazing system. The main draw was the massive game library, great online game play, and it doubled as a DVD player. Not sure what else you’d really want?
- Grazester 5y agoGreat online plays was not a competing factor with the Dreamcast at that time. Even after a mature library with online play long after the Dreamcast's death the PS2 online scene paled compared to the Xbox.