Dead is such a harsh way to look at the Dreamcast, my favorite video game system. Instead, we should look at the good times we had playing with Sega's dream machine, and even at the good times ahead.

Sega Enterprises Ltd. said Monday it will release a digital video-telephone camera to connect to its Dreamcast video game console Sept. 14, allowing two-way video conversations between Dreamcast ...

[Bren Sutton] has been a long time fan of SEGA’s Dreamcast, eagerly snapping one up right around its October 1999 European release. But after years of neglect and a somewhat questionable paint ...

The Sega Dreamcast launched in North America 20 years ago, on Sept. 9, 1999. The system enjoyed a brief but memorable time in the limelight with some truly fantastic games and a few features that ...

having failed financially with the Sega Saturn. The high-priced console never caught on in the U.S., but the affordable (and powerful) Dreamcast was certain to be a different story. Price at just ...

As it turns out, Sega ... Dreamcast. The project was obviously transferred onto PlayStation 2 for commercial reasons, but with this port from [Stefanos] and crew we no longer have to dream ...

Until now, perhaps. Support for a new Dreamcast has been growing for a while, and Project Dream was a fan project to create, essentially, a custom Sega console built on PC hardware. However ...

What Microsoft and Sega had done was partner up to allow game developers to build titles for Windows CE that would run on the Dreamcast. The dream was real: help game developers create titles for ...