I've missed you so, little grey box.
Was it piracy that killed the Sega Dreamcast? Was it the result of a number of terrible decisions on Sega's part? That argument may go on unresolved forever, but the fact remains that the Dreamcast was home to a serious number of instant classics; far more than you'd think, considering its lifespan. As it was a home version of the popular Naomi arcade hardware, it just made sense for arcade developers to release their home versions here - which is why several games appeared for the Dreamcast after it was pronounced dead by Sega.
The Dreamcast holds a great - though short - chapter in video game history, which is why I was sad to let mine go back when I needed to sell everything.
But hey, now it's back. For $12.99, I've got a complete Dreamcast with 2 controllers. Sadly, no VMUs or games as yet, but we'll get there.
Sega Dreamcast Console
at Amazon.com
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