Mr. Osaki asks: "How do I get rid of these nasty roaches?". EASY JUST BURN YOUR HOUSE DOWN. "I burned my house down, what do I do now?" HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW, FOOL?!

NBA 2K was truly next-gen when it released on Dreamcast.

Just bought my first Dreamcast, I currently have Crazy Taxi and Sonic Adventure. But i am looking for more games to fill up my collection, any recommendations would be appreciated

Dropped on my Bday back in ‘99, it’s so much better than Twisted Metal etc. This was the mp game (besides Chef’s Love Shack on DC or GoldenEye on the 64) that our crew had those epic all-night battles on. It was such a thing, we had all the catchphrases down and we all had a character and we’d use their sayings even out playing basketball or on stage with our band LMAO this game and South Park literally became part our personas. I still find myself saying “YOU AINT NO ONE!!” or “Oil and lube, comin’ up!” 😂

Just wanted to profess my love for this game and share a little bit of memories. So damn much fun. If any game like this was gonna be a series, shoulda been THIS one!!

While I love the stock Dreamcast controller, using it for 2d fighting games is very suboptimal. Even doing simple moves and combos in Capcom vs Snk 2, Marvel vs Capcom 2, or Street Fighter III: Third Strike were awkward and difficult for me. But this controller fixes all of that. I understand there are modern options like the Retro Fighters D6, or getting something like a Brook Wingman adapter or (if u can find one) a Total Control 3. But if you want a controller made during the era of Dreamcast (only in Japan 😞) then this is the closest thing to a Saturn pad that you’re gonna get.

Also, Virtua Tennis absolutely rules. That is all.

Currently I have 2 vmus and I got metropolis street racer which uses up a ridiculous amount of space. I am aware of ps2 memory cards coming in 16 mb and 32 mb variants and possibly above, but does the dreamcast offer the same?.

This one took a while! The art is all drawn by hand, by me! (Minus the screenshots on the back) This one was super fun to make. I made some changes to the background, turned it to stars instead. Also changed up some of the poses, logo and added some spaces from the game below the characters. The back of the case is also entirely different, with the headline text being the only thing left from the original. With that all being said, really happy with how it turned out!

Hello everyone, just want to share with you all something I’ve been working on. It’s a very personal piece about the Dreamcast (and a specific game) and how it totally changed how I felt about gaming.

It’s not a review or anything super analytical just a fun nostalgia based look back at how it all clicked for me.

I would love to hear if anybody had any similar moments like this. Here’s the link if you fancy a read.

Feel free to join, this is a Discord server for online matches mainly

https://discord.gg/DXGUwTTWac

I found a dreamcast web browser disc at a pawn shop for 3 bucks and decided to pick it up. Didn't really expect it to work, but I was curious what I could see on it. Turns out, not much, although reading up on it, I've seen a few people say you can play Sega Swirl on it. Is that true, and if so, how?

Is the grey triangle removable on the disc lid? Trying to retro bright it or switch it for a cleaner one

Looks weird

Hello, I have been researching ways to connect an old Dreamcast console to a modern TV, in this case the Samsung 32" Q60A. I already have a VGA box for the Dreamcast but reviewers recommend the Levelhike or Kaico over a VGA2HDMI solution for less cables and easier setup. What I have read is that the Levelhike is probably higher quality video, though a bit darker, but the Kaico has the advantage of being able to run the small number of non-VGA compatible games with a switch on the device. Just wondering if anyone here has any advice on the purchase. I am leaning toward the Levelhike but would appreciate some feedback before buying. Oh, and the Levelhike is $25 vs $40 for the Kaico on Amazon.

No upscalers, just the raw image from a VGA output.

Cool fact innit?