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pages home news reviews features interviews top 200 about events podcast <-- -!> featured article panzer dragoon and panzer dragoon zwei remakes by kev mason the internet was recently awash with sega fans falling over themselves discussing the recent announcement about the return of panzer dragoon. now there are two things you won't find within this article; a) any news strictly relevant to the dreamcast (you can also spare the 'slow news day?' comments. it's a dreamcast blog in 2018, we have no concept of any other type of news day) b) any sort of explanation about the newly announced game at all. as none really exist. other than the same statement reported everywhere. continue reading » 1 comment: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest tags: dcjy news , tidbits insert coin launches new shenmue range by kev mason it may be the 20th year since the dreamcast launch. however 2018 is proving to be one of the most bountiful years for merchandise and dreamcast related gear. the launch of the official sega shop in europe bought with it a host of dc related goodies, and this has now been complimented with an additional collection from uk designers insert coin. no strangers to either sega or shenmue wear itself, having previously released shenmue branded t-shirts and coats in the past. the new range comprises a ryo inspired leather coat, as well as a themed hooded zip up coat, before finally being rounded out by a classic looking white tee emblazoned with the shenmue tiger on the back. the coats both look perfect for avenging your fathers murder in, keeping warm in the british drizzle or for just generally showing your nerdy sega fanboyism as you strut about your retro gaming life, no doubt filming yourself reacting to all and sundry. check out the images below and let us know what you think in the comments. and check out the range on insert coin here , as well as their other dreamcast range that tom previously spotlighted here . 2 comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest 20 years of dreamcast: the past, present & future by tom charnock it's hard to believe that the dreamcast has been with us now for two whole decades. twenty years since that november day back in 1998 when sega finally unleashed its successor to the saturn on the world. i can't recall a console launch prior to the dreamcast launch where fever pitch was at such a level, and the initial reports - at least the ones i read in magazines, being a young oik at the time - all pointed to a system that heralded the dawn of a new age in gaming. the dreamcast reveal at the sega new challenge conference 1998 an age of arcade perfection in home ports, and one which ushered in the widespread adoption of online console functionality. as the dreamcast reaches this milestone, we thought it would be appropriate to celebrate the coming of age of the system with the a brief look at the past, the present and the future of the dreamcast scene. happily, this will not include the coming of three ghosts, and will not include one of those ghosts having two small children under his coat . also, you're well within your rights to feel like a bonafide old git when it sinks in: yes, the dreamcast really is twenty . the past i think at this point most people are pretty well versed in the history of the dreamcast. as alluded to earlier, it was launched on 27th november 1998 in japan, and the following year in the rest of the world. initial sales were strong, and the system had an air of technological prowess about it. graphics were far ahead of the console competition at the time, and in some cases superior to what pc gamers were enjoying too. but it wasn't just about the graphical capabilities; as the hardware too was new, fresh and exciting. the vmu in particular turned the humble memory card into a standalone console in its own right, and the controller, while it still to this day splits opinion was interesting, with its analogue triggers and aperture for a second screen of sorts. and of course, the modem that came packaged with the console as standard (apart from some very early editions) opened the door to a whole new way of playing on consoles - against people over the internet. eager gamers spy a delivery of dreamcasts on the morning of the launch the modem also offered access to the dreamcast's dricas service, which was an online portal designed to allow dreamcast owners to communicate, earn loyalty points and even see on a primitive map where other gamers were located. all of these services are pretty much the norm in today's climate, but back in 1998 these online options were a huge deal. of course, we now know how the whole party turned into a bit of a shit show after the initial wave of euphoria, and the dreamcast wasn't long for this world as a fully-supported hardware platform. the utterly boring debates still rage to this day about why the console failed, and why sega decided to ditch the console after a relatively short period in the west at least (the last official game was released for the dreamcast in 2007 in japan); but the main reason is that many people were more interested in the playstation 2 and waited for sony's new machine rather than buy a dreamcast. yes, there are boring debates about software support from certain publishers, and there are boring debates about the ease with which games could be pirated and the lack of a dvd player...but the main reason is that the playstation 2 came along and stole the dreamcast's thunder. it happened, let's all move on. continue reading » 8 comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest tags: #dreamcast20 , dcjy features , dreamcast 20th anniversary a brief history of chuchu rocket! in your pocket by lewis cox chuchu rocket! is a puzzle game that is undoubtedly a product of a struggling sega. imaginative, innovative, insane - one of the many one-of-a-kind experiments that was thrown at a wall in the sega headquarters in the hopes that something would eventually stick and save the dreamcast once and for all. maybe this attempt to stand out was what led sonic team to create not just one of the most memorable puzzle games on the sega dreamcast, but one of the best and most memorable puzzle games ever made . for the uninitiated, the premise of chuchu rocket! is simple. you place directional arrows on a checker board to guide mice (the titular chuchus) to rocket ships, all whilst making sure they don't get eaten by giant orange cats that look like they are perpetually tripping on acid. the guiding brainless animals to safety thing had been done eight years prior by dma design's lemmings, but sonic team managed to take the concept and push it to the brink of madness whilst also throwing in a bonkers multiplayer mode and online play (that's still available today thanks to dreampi). it serves as a high quality break for any dreamcast fan who has sunk hours into deeper experiences like shenmue or phantasy star online who just wants to play something simple whilst also having an absolutely cracking time. these days, with smart phones being in everyone's pockets, puzzle games that are easy to pick up and play function as perfect time wasters on a morning commute or even when we just can't be bothered to do anything else. sadly, as i'm sure many of us can all agree, the vast majority of smartphone puzzlers are trite, micro-transaction ridden nonsense. but what if we could take a stellar puzzler like chuchu rocket! and play that in the palm of our hand instead? that would make perfect sense, right? well it turns out that sega did see chuchu's portable potential... continue reading » 3 comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest tags: blobcat , chu chu rocket , chuchu rocket! , dcjy features , game boy advance , google android , ios , mobile gaming , mobile phones , nintendo switch , sega forever , sonic tea

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