Dreamcast, the console that changed the gaming generation
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 9:58 pm
Before the Dreamcast's downfall, it was a console that changed the gaming generations altogether, with advanced graphics that surpassed the PlayStation 1, with notable games that has smooth, 60FPS graphics that include Sonic Adventure 2, Maken X, SEGA Sports games, Crazy Taxi, F355 Challenge and Power Stone. The VMU (which doubles as a portable mini-game and an irresistible sight to see while gaming) and its accessories also added really wonderful touches, and the controller itself was uniquely designed, as well as the console itself (fun fact, it is compatible with Windows CE). One of its notable features before the arrival of the PS2 and Xbox was its online playability feature that was featured, with games like Phantasy Star Online, Daytona USA, Sonic Adenture 1 & 2, Bomberman Online and Metropolis Street Racer.
Even after its discontinuation, its legacy lived on, just to prove that a 15-year old console will never be forgotten, proving that the Dreamcast changed the gaming generation. With Xbox as the Dreamcast's spiritual successor, you could say that the Dreamcast passed its torch to Xbox for it to live on. As silly it may be, the Xbox (and its later consoles) is indeed the Dreamcast's spiritual successor. And if you want to check out the tribute, search for Dreamcast HD Tribute on YouTube (parts 1 & 2) to re-live the past, and the credit goes to Dreamcaster's Tube for showing that this gem still shines after many years since its production in 1998 and 1999. Dream on, Dreamcast. Dream on.
Its thinking.
Even after its discontinuation, its legacy lived on, just to prove that a 15-year old console will never be forgotten, proving that the Dreamcast changed the gaming generation. With Xbox as the Dreamcast's spiritual successor, you could say that the Dreamcast passed its torch to Xbox for it to live on. As silly it may be, the Xbox (and its later consoles) is indeed the Dreamcast's spiritual successor. And if you want to check out the tribute, search for Dreamcast HD Tribute on YouTube (parts 1 & 2) to re-live the past, and the credit goes to Dreamcaster's Tube for showing that this gem still shines after many years since its production in 1998 and 1999. Dream on, Dreamcast. Dream on.
Its thinking.