What went so right?
What went so right?
Nicholas Watson
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Chase Edwards
Evan Brown
Absolutely nothing. Horrible design. Fuck that godawful grinding noise it makes when reading discs.
Nathaniel Harris
Games
Mason Russell
No EA
Lucas Gomez
It legit has no games. Even worst than the Shitbox One.
Bentley Gonzalez
overrated
James Cooper
Nothing.
William Bailey
Fucking overrated as hell.
Can't top OG xbox.
Jaxon Hill
I keep seeing Dreamcast hate pop up every now and then, but OP probably wants that by the nature of his post.
As a guy that got it in '99 it was a great system. Flawed for sure but I had many great nights playing it with friends. It can never be the best since it barely had time to develop but it had great potential as a system.
Cameron Ortiz
It had good games on launch, unlike a certain DVD player.
Henry Wright
Shenmue, Jet Grind Radio, Soul Calibur, Phantasy Star Online being one of the earliest MMOs ever, and muh SONIC games
Jacob Reyes
Sega Online worked....sometimes.
Elijah Murphy
Home to literally the only good SJW game.
Modern day black dick fuccbois wish they had Kenji Eno's talent.
I hope you get all the boipussy stretching you can handle in the afterlife man RIP.
Liam Cooper
>What went so right?
Four controller ports.
Blake Mitchell
Countless of past mistakes forced Sega to make all the right decisions for their last console. They went out with a bang.
The Xbox OG was just a wannabe Dreamcast with less charm. If it wasn't for the Sega-developed exclusives on that console (plus Ninja Gaiden and Steel Battalion), it would've just been a gimped PC.
Colton Scott
High-quality arcade ports
Robert Lewis
It was the first system to think for itself.
Benjamin Wood
Any vendor who sold CR2013 batteries, honestly.
Plus that fishing game. Nice fish!
David Sullivan
I loved the Dreamcast, but in hindsight, did it really have another 3 years left in it?
The controller didn't have dual analog sticks, it didn't have clickable analogs, or L2/R2 button which would have made ports of existing games nearly impossible. They'd have to release a new controller at a time when first person shooters were becoming popular.
The 700MB disc format was limiting when the Gamecube struggled enough.
The graphics were hitting their limit like in Shenmue. They looked good, but the system was released in 1998.
Dominic Butler
As far as i know? Fucking nothing, since i never owned one
Except Powerstone, which i got to play at MAGfest, it was fun