Sentences with phrase «better dreamcast»

The overall graphics resemble a slightly better Dreamcast game, which basically matches the simple approach that the game is going for.

It's enough to make you think you're playing the best Dreamcast game that never was, though this is one of those rare titles that works hard to fill out the Wii U's eccentric brief.

Grandia 2 has already been added to Steam and if you've never played it before, you're missing out on one of the best Dreamcast games that was ever released.

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As before, because this is my own personal list and not... Continue reading The 30 best Dreamcast games

Not exact matches

On a straight fighting level, SoulCalibur has never been better and although it might be a little anorexic for lone warriors, the multiplayer side offers more than any Soul title since the original Calibur made the Dreamcast a must - have.

It's a direct port of a 3 - year - old Japanese Sega Dreamcast game, and, well... it shows.

Dear Dreamcast Diary, I've been tardy in my writing, so I apologize and promise to be better.

There's a simple question every longtime Dreamcast fan has pondered every so often - «Would Dreamcast games have looked better...

In 1999, the original Crazy Taxi was not only widely acclaimed at the arcades, but on the Sega Dreamcast in 2000 as well.

The game visually... well the game is almost sub par Dreamcast graphics here.

Popular Dreamcast developer Hucast Games announced today that their well regarded, bullet - hell shooter Ghost Blade will be coming to the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Steam and Wii U.

Easily the best Sonic game to be released since Sonic Adventure 2 on Dreamcast — don't @ me — Sonic Mania is set to get just that little bit better this summer with the release of Sonic Mania Plus.

The cars certainly handle better than the Saturn and Dreamcast counterparts of Daytona USA (which never seemed to be able to recreate the arcade experience perfectly).

And the Dreamcast pad seems to be better suited to the incredibly deep control scheme than any other controller.

The usual rules apply, any SEGA published game qualifies as well as any game that was released on a SEGA console; Mega Drive, Dreamcast etc..

Perhaps the best example I can give was the Dreamcast classic Shenmue.

The dreamcast version was great, but this one is much better.

Better Online Experience — The single greatest complaint with the original Dreamcast version of the game was laggy online multiplayer.

Although Virtua Tennis 2 is an improved port from the Dreamcast version, it's an acceptable port at that and features some better graphics and the same wonderful gameplay that made it a hit on the Dreamcast.

I'd also love to see Nintendo finally kick the Virtual Console into gear, adding N64 and Gamecube games, as well as, if possible, Genesis, Saturn, and Dreamcast games.

Soul Calibur is one of the best fighting games ever released for the Dreamcast and has had many sequels on various consoles.

Other spectacular third party releases included the Super Monkey Ball games as well as ports of otherwise Dreamcast exclusives, such as Sonic Adventure 2 and Skies of Arcadia, from Sega; the stylish and refreshingly challenging beat - em - up Viewtiful Joe from Capcom, and the Namco RPG masterpiece Tales of Symphonia (one of my favorites of all time, mind you).

But soon she discovers her Dreamcast controller (with mic attachment — you know, for the ultimate experience) can control her brother Len as well.

Well, considering the Dreamcast sold 10.6 million, it is possible for Wii U to hit 10 million and still not hit the Dreamcast numbers.

If it seems like this list is heavy on driving games, that would be because the Dreamcast was unmatched when it came to provided the best of the best in racing.

It'd be great if Sega started getting into the habit of releasing physical collections of Saturn and Dreamcast games as well.

Was it the best racing game on the Dreamcast... probably not, but it just beat out Speed Devils by a nose as my favorite.

These games might not be the best on the Dreamcast, the most critically acclaimed or best selling, but they sure were fun and playing them again, I can see why I enjoyed them so much.

If you've never gotten the chance to enjoy a PS game, this may be your best chance, as the servers for the highly - superior Dreamcast incarnation, Phantasy Star Online, have been down for quite a while now.

And the Dreamcast pad seems to be better suited to the incredibly deep control scheme than any other controller.

Whereas the Xbox crowed most likely owned a dreamcast as well, and they followed the lineage of online gameplay.

There will be corners that visualize the «Amazing Experience» concepts of Sega Group's various companies, as well as a museum corner that celebrates Sega Saturn's 30th anniversary, Dreamcast's 20th anniversary, and enables visitors to experience the history of Sega.

PS3 was a good system, Wii was an overpriced gimmicky piece of shit with the specs and online infrastructure comparable to a Dreamcast, get over it fanboy.

And lets look at consoles that literally failed Sega Dreamcast I loved that system but at the end of its lifetime it sold only 10.1 million worldwide and was only being sold in the U.S. for 2 years while Europe was the same as U.S. and Japan had it from 1998 to 2006 unbelievably none the less however people say its failing yet it is doing pretty well for a console thats nearly triple the price of an Arcade version of Xbox 360 okay I'm done ranting

What were the first online games, for console it was Sega dreamcast so it would be best to start there for the console, pc I'm not to sure which pc started online gaming off but also a good idea to start there.

ok wait, i think dreamcast had some good games at launch, but still.

This is the best game u can get for Dreamcast.

Still, on a straight fighting level, SoulCalibur has never been better and although it might be a little anorexic for lone warriors, the multiplayer side offers more than any Soul title since the original Calibur made the Dreamcast a must - have.

It looks like a modern Dreamcast game and I mean that in the best way possible.

SimTower, the game which was remade into The Tower SP, was one of these games and unusually not the responsibility of Will Wright but of Yoot Saito, a Japanese designer responsible for Seaman on the Dreamcast as well as being a contributor to the Guild01 3DS game compilation with a minigame based around playing an airport baggage handler.

Besides the Sega Dreamcast Reel Fishing: Wild game, I would say Master's Challenge is the next best in the series.

Next, my friends and I enjoyed NBA Hangtime for the Nintendo 64 (the true sequel to NBA Jam: TE), and I played around a bit with NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC for the Dreamcast as well.

I believe that the Super NES was the pinnacle of gaming, the Dreamcast came damn close to matching its greatness, and the Xbox 360 is doing its best to overtake both of them.

The Dreamcast and Gamecube version have a slightly better look to them but it is only minor enhancements.

Dear Dreamcast Diary, I've been tardy in my writing, so I apologize and promise to be better.

This games hasn't gotten particularly good reviews from the gaming press, but as a long time fan of 3D Sonic games (going back to Sonic Adventure on the Dreamcast), I really enjoyed it.

Sonic Adventure was a giant leap in platform - style gaming back when it first launched on the Dreamcast in 1999, not only because it brought a great deal of fun to the table, but because it brought with it a tremendous sense of speed, and not only that... it was actually done well!

While nowadays, these specs may seem infinitesimal, at the time they came out they were far better than the competition, the Sega Dreamcast.