Marvel vs. Capcom (Dreamcast) | Monday, 10.14.24

A little late on posting this, but did any of you fellow fighting game fans picked up a copy of Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes for the Sega Dreamcast console 25 years ago?

The game was released on October 7, 1999 in North America, though it featured arcade quality-like perfection, with the addition of adding in a training mode and an exclusive 4-player mode that wasn't available in the original arcade release, nor in the PlayStation port a year later, let alone in its respectively re-releases through either Marvel vs. Capcom Origins (which is no longer available) nor in Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics (which is available now).

25 Awesome Sega Dreamcast Games | Monday, 09.09.24

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the North American launch date of the Sega Dreamcast, I've randomly chose 25 games that will still be considered the best in its library of almost 700 titles released worldwide (688 to be exact), featuring:

Got a favorite Dreamcast game that didn't make the cut? Comment down below!

25th Anniversary: Sega Dreamcast | Monday, 09.09.24

On this exact date, the Sega Dreamcast console launched 25 years ago, alongside 19 launch titles, including:

So, what was your favorite Sega Dreamcast game or two (maybe three) you enjoyed playing? Comment down below!

P.S.: at select retailers, you can buy any pre-owned Dreamcast consoles and its accessories and games at your local GameStop Retro stores when available.

Now Open! GameStop Retro | Wednesday, 08.28.24

Although this was just announced yesterday, GameStop has introduced us to GameStop Retro, another video game store filled with video games for or from their respective platforms, including:

Good luck, fellow gamers!

23 Years Ago: Sonic Adventure 2 | Wednesday, 06.19.24

This was like 23 years ago, you know?

Despite being the last Sonic game on the Sega Dreamcast (and a last on first party Sega consoles before going third-party), Sonic Adventure 2 remains a fan favorite, not because it's a solid sequel to Sonic Adventure (1998), but because the game introduced Shadow and Rouge into the series, as well as offering two different story paths for players to either save the world as Sonic, Tails and Knuckles, or attempt to conquer it as Shadow, Rouge, and Dr. Eggman.

[Dreamcast] パワーストーン | Sunday, 02.25.24

Exactly 25 years ago, the original Power Stone video game released in Japan for the Sega Dreamcast home console, courtesy of Capcom.

Sonic Adventure CG Artwork | Saturday, 12.23.2023

Here's some CG artwork from Sonic Adventure (1998) just to celebrate the game's release 25 years ago.

[JP] Sonic Adventure Launch Event | Saturday, 12.23.2023

Found some archived photography on Sonic Adventure when the game first launched in Japan exactly 25 years ago.

Info from the Japanese website (archived):

１２月２３日、ソニックアドベンチャーの発売日に、プロデューサー中裕司とソニック達が、新宿・池袋・秋葉原の販売店を応援しにかけつけたぞ。 どのお店でもおかげさまで大盛況！新宿１番乗りの彼は朝５時から並んでくれたんだ。

On December 23rd, the release day of Sonic Adventure, producer Yuji Naka and Sonic and his team went to support the stores in Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, and Akihabara. Thanks to all the shops, it was a great success! He was the first rider in Shinjuku, and he had been lining up since 5 a.m.

[Dreamcast] Sonic Concept | Saturday, 12.16.2023

Next week marks the 25th anniversary of the Japanese release of Sonic Adventure on the Sega Dreamcast. In the meantime, I've found a piece of concept art showcasing of Sonic undergoing a more modern and mature appearance designed for more future releases since then.

25 Years of Dreamcast Nostalgia [JP] | Monday, 11.27.2023

Happy 25th anniversary to the Sega Dreamcast in Japan, featuring a few awesome games dedicated to the last first-party video game console produced by SEGA!

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