Sega Dreamcast Turns 25: My Favorite Games and Memories

I can't believe that the Dreamcast turns 25 this month! In this video I share some happy memories that I have of this console. Do you have any experience with the Dreamcast? In the comments share your memories!
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[@GingerbeardthegamingDad]

Glad to see the Dreamcast getting love on its anniversary!!!

[@schwartz4074]

When I got the Dreamcast I was 13 and man, playing Shenmue for the first time was the best experience ever… to this day, it’s my favourite game of all time.

[@cecilsgames845]

@@schwartz4074 that was all I played for like three days after it was released and I was home from work sick with bronchitis. I was like 20 at the time. I was 19 when the Dreamcast released

[@AngryCalvin]

I only played Shenmue and its sequel about 5 years ago on Steam. I was in my late twenties when Dreamcast came out but never had one. I’ve been collecting its games for a while now. Despite the Shenmue games being dated it was one of my greatest gaming experiences. I have a great love for martial arts and going to the arcade to play Sega classics within a video game was beyond a fantastic experience. It was like going back in time.

[@cecilsgames845]

I remember buying the console brand new at my local Walmart shortly after release with my mom. She was in awe about how much I spent on day one. Still love it to this day. I even still got a copy of egm magazine with it on the cover

[@IEBIGCAT]

Loved the DC still the highest percentage of fun replayable games of the total library & the memory cards was way ahead of its time…. And the fishing controller totally awesome!!!!!!❤

[@johnhancockretro]

Couldn't agree more!

[@kjhoskins]

Such a shame the Dreamcast never soared as it should have. I worked at Walden Software and had a PS2 myself, but the Dreamcast was not popular at all in out store. It was either PS@ or Xbox or Game Cube. It's sad that Sega got out of the console market. Thanks for the video, John.

[@epicon6]

To me the Dreamcast has had more life and character than any other console. It makes no difference that the console was out for just 2 years when it gave us such a great a game library for decades to come. You either didn’t experience the Dreamcast back then or haven’t gotten into it after the fact. The game library is still there today to be experienced.

[@epicon6]

It’s a lot cooler that the Dreamcast was the most awesome exclusive experience for all the cool people who knew to get it, and not just blindly waiting for a PS2. When you meet someone who owned a Dreamcast they’ll praise it to high heavens, and it comes from a place exclusivity of knowing how unique, rare and amazing and fun it was. Same thing with the Sega Saturn. It was a commercial failure to some old people in charge of Sega at the time, but was it a failure to you if you owned it and loved it? Not at all. Have you even taken notice when PS2 anniversaries are coming up? I haven’t because the Dreamcast was so much more meaningful to me. I celebrate and appreciate the PS2 as well because i still play the games too, and especially the PS1, but i take a day off from work when it’s Dreamcast anniversary time 🌀

[@steve15149]

Bought 3 of these consoles new when Sega announced that they were discontinuing the unit. I believe these were around 79 dollars. I still play my original all the time and still have my other two units new in the box.

[@TadashiNazuka]

Still my favorite system in gaming history. So many great memories. And it still delivers today. Always in my regular rotation of gaming.

[@epicon6]

It really had the most amount of character, and some kind of magic🌀

[@lugotiburon4581]

My favorite console of all time. Man I wish that Dreamcast 2 had made it.

[@dexter_johnson]

Right there with you!

[@demonology2629]

Let's get this straight right now!!! DREAM CAST Is the world's first 128-Bit system, (Celebrate that!)🎉🥳🎊

[@forcedfeedbackclassicgamer5499]

Code Veronica on the DC will always have a special place in my heart. Was going through a difficult time in life during the system's first year. Played Code Veronica while laid up in bed recovering from surgery, thoroughly enjoyed, still do. By far the most underrated game in the Resident Evil franchise, imo.

[@epicon6]

I really enjoy it too. The 3D world isn’t as dark and immersive as the GC remake for example but it definitely has it’s own charm and magic. It has really amazing atmosphere and puzzles and areas and bosses. There was a time when i hadn’t played it for 15 years and i played the PS2 version and somehow i wasn’t impressed. Maybe because i played it like +10 times when it was new, but not long after that i played it again on the Dreamcast and it was just pure joy and since then i’ve played it some 6-7 more times and absolutely enjoy it like i did before. And i make sure i play it on the DC because that version has the magic. The PS2 and PS3 versions are so far off the DC what it was originally made for. The only thing i dislike is how annoying Steve is and also Alfred, so i just have to skip all the cutscenes basically but i still really love it.

[@MikeDest]

My favorite Dreamcast memory was living in the dorms and had a Dreamcast with 4 controllers. Any time of day I could open my dorm's door. Put in San Francisco Rush 2049, crank up the volume and as soon as "RUUUUSSSHHH" was heard on my floor I'd have 5 or 6 other people there ready to play.

[@pizzamike4420]

shortly after the dreamcast lifespan my father came home from work one day and suprised me with a dreamcast and the nfl 2k game.. That is such a great memory for me.

[@jhsdemo]

I was in college taking an animation class and a friend of mine brought it in to show us. We were floored with Soul Caliber. Amazing games and hardware.

[@hovermotion]

NO WAY, 25 YEARS , I still have mine and had very good times with that machine, I did the full strip down and hair bleech clean up method on the controllers and the console it looks as new now. I loved MDK , Soul Calibur, and Sega GT, F355 challenge, Super runabout, Pod,18 wheeler.Sega GT, House of the dead {with the Saga light gun edition}... Thanks John for this upload..

[@johnhancockretro]

You are welcome

[@epicon6]

I just set the date to celebrate 22nd of November with my brother because that’s the day 25 years ago when we got our Dreamcast, and we’ve never stopped playing the games till today. We’ll go for a pizza and have them make the Dreamcast logo on the pizza with pizza dough. That’s our Dreamcast celebration tradition now🌀🎉

[@joeg4707]

I didn't have a Dreamcast back in the day, but I do now and it's a really solid system.

[@bryanjenkins6112]

One of my fav Dreamcast games, Typing of the Dead. Soooo much fun

[@emanhero6311]

I bought two of these during release date for me and my brother. I was great counsel I miss.

[@uptown_true]

This is by far my favorite system of all time and I go back to the Atari days. I still have my original launch day dreamcast and games. It runs perfectly. I so wish it hadn't died out so quickly but the PS2 was a juggernaut. I can say this, till this day I have never owned a PS2 and always felt some type of way towards it because my beloved dreamcast couldn't compete. I've owned every playstation console/handheld then and now except the PS2 and missed out on many games because of it. That being said LONG LIVE DREAMCAST. Great video as always!

[@DreamcastQ]

Still love playing the dreamcast to this day!

[@szyslay]

Discovered Dreamcast couple of months ago. Bought a brand new o e from Japan (really!). Modded with ThunderPSU EmuDeck and all godness. I also have tge best Legacy of Kain version on it on CD. Still in love. Especially Soul Calibur...it still holds up! ❤

[@GamersUplink]

Dreamcast remains one of my top consoles. So much potential. Too bad not all of it was realized.

[@deagt3388]

As PS infected never bought this console but went to friend to play 'Virtual Tennis', great console wished to own even now... ;-)

[@Savitor]

One of my favorite Dreamcast memories: Placing in the top sixteen in the official Sega Quake III Arena online tournament.

[@ironjaden540]

I just realized you kind of sound like John C.Riley. Jokes aside ive gone down a dreamcast wormhole this month. So legendary!

[@cloudair4154]

dreamcast was amazing i got it day one 9.9.99 ... one of my fave memories.. i got sonic and a vmu on day one and like a month or 2 later i got soul calibur.. as time went on i got jet grind radio, crazy taxi, marvel vs capcom 2, and some others.. it was an amazing system.. very fun and very next gen

[@SuperHydroThunder]

Great video! DC will probably always be my favorite "true console" of all time. I kinda feel like after that generation, all the consoles are sort of personality-less gaming boxes that do the same thing. DC games for the most part had a look and feel that was bright, up-tempo, fast, and fun. Soul Calibur, Jet Grind Radio, Crazy Taxi, Marvel vs Capcom 2, Space Channel 5. It was kooky, but fun, and powerful. Personal favorites are probably Power Stone and Toy Commander. Just so many great, fun, terrific looking and playing games.

[@MrWrightWay]

I was in Japan while in the Navy when the Dreamcast was released . I went to a Dreamcast parade and it was awesome

[@tallguy0076]

I got it at launch. The wow factor of NFL 2k is a big memory for me. I loved shenmue beat it on dreamcast, but I tried to play on ps4 years ago, but it just doesn't hold up very well today. I thought it was the greatest thing back in the day, though. I enjoyed playing online as it was sega who introduced me to the internet with Saturn, and I think it was called net link? Great times in late 99 and 2000!

[@AirJordan23DCH]

I remember going to GameStop and buying the Dreamcast on 9/9/99 it feels like yesterday and playing 2K Football and Crazy Taxi I was blown away

[@ElectricEliminator5]

"Ready 2 Rumble" boxing was the game that made me want a dreamcast. The graphics were so next level, i couldn't believe it.

[@imageofchaos]

Such an AWESOME system! Bought mine at launch with high school graduation money from a few months prior and never regretted one bit. From the jaw dropping graphical awesomeness of NFL2K, to the hundreds of hours spent online for the first time ever with Phantasy Star Online, to the epic 4 player battles with friends on Powerstone 2, this system had a HUGE impact on me and I still fire it up and play at least a few times a year!

[@johnhancockretro]

Thanks for the comment!

[@williamburrows6215]

I remember being a child of like 6 and being shown Army Men Sarges Heros; it felt like I was being introduced into a whole new world of video games.

[@TheFrugalAudiophile]

I love my Dreamcast back in the day! One of my favorite games was unreal tournament. My friends and I played the crap out of that game!😊

[@Savitor]

Great video John. What a fantastic day 9/9/99 was, a true historical moment in video game history! 🎮😄👍

[@johnhancockretro]

Couldn't agree more!

[@joeocanasjr.267]

I've always been a playstation guy so I never got the dreamcast but thanks to you tubers, I've appreciated it. I'd love to add the console to my collection eventually. I do have some games and controllers but no console

[@johnhancockretro]

Thanks for the reply.

[@IMDLEGEND]

Shhh, its thinking! Dreamcast was the first and last console I pre-ordered for Launch Day on 09/09/99. I got it from EB Games and got a cool Dreamcast t-shirt with it as a bonus. I got Sonic Adventure, Ready to Rumble Boxing, and Soul Calibur. Soul Calibur had me mesmerized as to how good the graphics had gotten for a home console. I was a young man in my late 20s with a full-time job, so I could easily afford it. Sega seemed to have their mojo back, but it wouldn't last too long, unfortunately.

[@buda3d2007]

Dreamcast convinced me that all the arcade parlours would close and they did but got resurrected as crane game parlors

[@jacobbaranowski]

I love Soul Caliber on SEGA Dreamcast

[@xaintegaming]

Just bought my first Dreamcast last week ! Can't wait to receive it !

[@johnhancockretro]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@GentielioGaming]

Gundam side story 0079 was a wow moment from me outside of europe. You are in a big robot. Great game.

[@Max-ui7yf]

Things didn't go too well after, which I won't get into, but I got my first job because I really wanted a Dreamcast. So it was the first console I ever bought with my own money. My standout games are Sonic Adventure 1 and 2, Soul Calibur, Marvel vs Capcom 2, Shenmue 1 and 2, basically all of the 2K sports games, Grandia 2, Skies of Arcadia, and Phantasy Star Online. As someone that has basically become paralyzed by social anxiety, it's really hard to imagine that I used to actually go online with PSO and play with people. My original console stopped reading discs, which I blame on PSO, so I had to get a new console. Then the controller ports on the new console stopped working, but luckily I still had the original so I pieced together parts from the two consoles to make one that worked. I still have that console and most of my original games, though it's been years since I actually tried playing any of it. I don't usually comment online anymore, but figured I'd share since the Dreamcast will always be one of my favorite consoles.

[@Sebastian-jk9kk]

Gigawing was wonderful

[@kingdomkey2397]

I'm celebrating right there with you, man. Such fond memories of playing the Dreamcast in my youth. So many great arcade conversions. It was ahead of its time in certain areas. Thanks for covering it!

[@marcoantoniogoncalvesbando6352]

Estou com um Dreamcast aqui funcionando perfeitamente que eu uso para rodar jogos físicos reproduzidos. Tive um Dreamcast por volta de 2001 e pela memória afetiva e ótima experiência que tive acabei comprando outro no ano passado que já está instalado e operacional na minha game room. Excelente vídeo John. \o/

[@TheLostCorner]

What I ended u pplaying the most on mine was Crazy Taxi, but also Looney Tunes Space Race and Metropolis Street Racer. MSR evolved into Project Gotham on the XBox, while Looney Tunes Space Race was a genuinely fun Mario Kart clone on the Dreamcast. Going back and replaying it it's also brutally unfair, but I didn't really notice that bit at the time.

[@WhostheMAC1]

Such a Great System, I have both the Black and White consoles.

[@R3troZone]

My favorite thing about the Dreamcast is to use the Code Breaker disc to unlock other regions. I love playing the Godzilla games that were only released in Japan.

[@gamernaut8864]

I still like to play some Speed Devils from time to time.

[@oldskoolpaul77]

I really enjoyed this video! Great memories John!

[@johnhancockretro]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Htbaa]

As a twelve year old I couldn’t afford. But one of the stores had it on display. It looked so cool! Bought a second hand one several years later. Even played some online over dial up back in the day such as PSOv2. I also really enjoyed the unreleased game Propeller Arena. Two years ago I installed the GDEmu but after a while it started having issues and got barely recognized anymore. Reinstalled the GD-Drive but that als doesn’t get recognized. I’m at a loss at what it could be and sad I can’t enjoy it anymore.

[@b-coli]

I miss my Dreamcast so much..: I cannot stand fighting games, but Soul Calibur got its hooks into me. Loved that game. The one game that is my absolute favorite Dreamcast game ever, Seaman! The most bizarre game on the system. Also Sega Bass Fishing. if you had the 1st party fishing controller, it was epic. I literally saw a mother and daughter fight over the controller one holiday season 😂

[@johnhancockretro]

Couldn't agree more!

[@kbrsretrogameroom327]

Great system, I still keep one in my entertainment system in my game room. I originally bought one because I loved Grandia on the PSX, but unfortunately I didn't like the sequel as they pretty much did a 180 on everything I loved about the original game. However there were lots of other games I loved on the system. I have a lot of fond memories of hanging out with buddies taking turns playing Crazy Taxi. I also loved Phantasy Star Online and Shenmue to name a few others.

[@johnhancockretro]

Very cool!

[@oblivieon1567]

Oh my gosh I loved the Dreamcast. There was so much variety on there, just look at the games you mentioned. I loved all the quirky Sega games like Typing of the Dead, Samba, and Space Channel 5. So many great arcade games like Gauntlet Legends, Cannon Spike. I imported a few games like Rez, Ikaruga, and Space Channel 5 part 2. I just loved that system!

[@mrmojorisin8752]

Only place close to buy a Dreamcast was my small town Walmart. I confirmed in advanced that they’d be available at midnight on 9/9/99. Rushed to the store expecting lines and all sorts of excitement but no. To my great surprise, the electronics section was stone deserted, as was the entire store, and it took some time just to find an employee who even knew what I was talking about. At last they emerged from the back room with a Dreamcast and some games for me. The midnight launch was a bit underwhelming and deflating, but I loved the games! Hydro Thunder was an early favorite.

[@MVLGAMING]

I got my Dreamcast with Chu Chu Rocket and Phantasy Star Online. I also had the keyboard, which I think I only ever used to enter my name in Phantasy Star Online. It was a great system though. With some many awesome games!

[@johnhancockretro]

Very cool!

[@Cyko..]

I regret not jumping on the chance when my local Walmart had the Dreamcast on clearance for $50 and games were $5 each, but there was only a selection of about 8 different titles. At the time, I couldn't justify paying for a system to play just 8 games.

[@chrisstephenson8311]

🤯

[@darcyska]

There was something so cool about the graphics from the console. A friend of mine had one growing up, and we each then also bought into the next gen- me with a PS2 and him with a GC, but we would still return to the Dreamcast because of some of the amazing games and those unique graphics.

[@DuckMcKrush]

I bought a Dreamcast. Loved it. Soul Caliber my favorite. Then Sega announced it was dead. I was really pissed and sold my system and games in anger to a co-worker. I regret it to this day.

[@alfonsobonzo3782]

Only played one when it first came out a handful of times and thought it was great. Didn’t have the money to buy one at the time, but would have done if I had. Haven’t played one since!!

[@char_lizard8440]

Even after 25 years .... . . . . It's still thinking!

[@bananonymouslastname5693]

I worked at FuncoLand during the launch of the Dreamcast. I was so pumped that I imported one before the US launch just to play Power Stone. I had a lot of fun trying Japanese games before the US releases, and several that never did make it out. Games were cheap and excellent. NFL 2K handed Madden its butt on a platter back then- it was a total upheaval. I have tons of memories of that awesome summer of 1999 building to that launch, and I still maintain that it was the best console launch ever.

[@earlyriser03]

My yearly 9.9 ritual is to unbox my Dreamcast and a few games and give them an hour or two of play. The design of the hardware was always so appealing to me. Soft curves, atypical grayish white color, and a disc drive noise that woke up my college roommate!

[@arunca190]

Sega fishing with the official fishing rod was amazing.

[@Retrohut305]

Thank you for this video I didn't have much money back in 99 but I would play Dreamcast at EB games all the time.Great memories when times were simple

[@jeromechopp354]

I was also in college at the time but was fortunate enough to be able to afford it. I bought mine 2 days after launch, and the first games I got were Soul Calibur, Sonic Adventure, and NFL 2K. I still have my system, and all the games. Skies of Arcadia is probably my favorite game, but I also had a lot of fun playing Chu Chu Rocket, Crazy Taxi, Grandia II, Jet Grind Radio, MDK2, San Francisco Rush 2049, Virtua Tennis, and several others. Such a great system! It's a shame it didn't last longer.

[@lucianoclaudio2335]

Wow, I remember like yesterday:9/9/99. What a great console

[@TheIronstout]

my favorite system of all time. I think I have 3 of them just in case. the fishing games were unreal. I can't tell you how many older guys who thought video games were dumb changed their minds really quick once i fired up fishing and handed them the controller.

[@jizmoglobin666]

Sega swirl! I loved that game. Is there another console way to play it besides Dreamcast? Such a fun puzzle game nobody talks about. 🤘

[@JGKingCrusher]

One of my favorite systems! Armada was my favorite, but I had a very large collection of games (still do). Have to break them out once in a while. I was a day one adopter of the system, had zero regrets. Oh, and Typing of the Dead with the keyboard was AMAZING!!!! Best tying tutorial I've ever seen. Used it to teach my nieces and nephews how to type.

[@BnomicaL]

I remember playing Evolution 1 and 2 and beating both, and while they are far from some of the best RPGs out there, they still have a fond place in my heart

[@danestegman155]

Good video! Does not seem that it has been 25 years since the Dreamcast was released!

[@johnhancockretro]

I know, right?

[@estebangonzalez6068]

I’m still to this day creating awesome memories on the Dreamcast!

[@willwidrick8039]

I still remember playing Soul Calibur at a family’s house shortly after the Dreamcast released. I was shocked by the graphics. It’s still surprising that the Dreamcast didn’t sell better

[@hiphopdan]

Finally got one last year and I adore it

[@Ahmed-ty1ko]

Ikaruga is the most celebrated Dreamcast shooting game (SHMUP). Aside from Mars Matrix, some celebrated ones are Gunbird 2, Border Down and Under Defeat.

[@willrobinson7599]

Got the dreamcast on day 1 in the uk.bloody loved it , crazy taxi , virtua tennis, quake 3 , soul calibre . Just so many amazing titles but as u say too many people held back awaiting the ps2

[@stripmahjong]

I have to admit I was one of the people that waited for the PS2 and figured I would get the Dreamcast eventually, but it sadly didn't make it that long. I was working in a mall at the time and went to the food court for lunch one day after DC was cancelled and walked by a music store that also sold video games. They had a clearance for a Dreamcast and something like 12 games of your choice for about $80, it was too nuts to pass up. That was when I realized there was a lot of amazing games on the system that I had been missing out on. It was a swing and a miss by Sega, but boy was it a big swing. Gotta respect them for that, just wish they had done it sooner. I still have all my games and play them to this day.

[@TheGamersShow1]

Huge Dreamcast fan here! Went from DC to the original XBOX

[@blakebortles6098]

6:39 the last real horror survival re game before re4 turned more action

[@stephenelliott7071]

I miss Sega. They were the mavericks of the games industry and produced some great games as well as hardware. Now on console it's just basically Sony, with Microsoft giving up.

[@AngryCalvin]

I’ve watched the whole history of cartridge consoles, the golden age of arcade games, and have a tremendous respect for Sega consoles. I was an avid PC gamer at the time of the release of the Dreamcast. Nevertheless I was blown away what I saw! Top notch arcade graphics on a home console. And the most impressive part is they still look amazing and are a blast to play. Years later I still collect games and have great memories from this amazing console. Such a short lifespan but hundreds of games and too many gems and classics to even keep track of. Shenmue is one of my greatest gaming experiences. Sonic Adventure the greatest 3D platformer I ever played maybe tying with Mario Galaxy. It’s one of the consoles that gets better with age.

[@chrisstephenson8311]

Hey John I love my Dreamcast, I’ve had it since new and getting games I remember traveling an hour away from my house just to get a copy of sega GT when it came out😝👍🏻 I have about 20 games and still buying them from eBay and have an awesome mom and pop video game store by me with new and old games and systems👍🏻👍🏻Now to find the fishing rod controller and bass fishing game🤔😁

[@eliadefilho]

I had one back in late 1990's and early 2000's, had a bunch of games burned using my pc using soft unlock (Bleem or something). I loved the system, liked many games, hated the controller, hated the memory card.

[@mjdf122]

Dreamcast 9.9.99 Dreamcast 2 2.5.25 It’s Still Thinking

[@aaronmaurer6874]

I never had one, but I remember playing Crazy Taxi at Sam's Club. My little kid hands were a little small for the controller, but I still thought it was awesome!

[@wesleystewart2709]

I loved my Dreamcast! I was working at EB Games the day it launched and picked up just about every launch title. It's a shame it only lasted about 2 years

[@blakebortles6098]

9/9 turns 25 in the states

[@typerightseesight]

I was 11 when that ghost fart dropped. I really wanted it to be bomb but by then I had tried snes after owning a sega for like 5 years. I remember seeing commercials for it like the graphics are so real it looks like a football game. But, the commercials were real footage of football games. lol, but seriously the one game that was awesome was like the first instance of mini planes and cars in a scale room of somebodies house and thought that was legit worth it.

[@MichaelWilliams-ti7pn]

I had a dreamcast and crazy taxi is my jam played that and marvel vs capcom when i got stuck on sonic adventure

[@BURRITO44]

Great video !! My fav console !! Sega makes the best arcade games !! Dreamcast games looked identical to the arcade versions !!! Had great controllers !! If it wasn’t for Sony, Sega would have been number one !! Sony stole Sega’s thunder !!

[@2Plus2isChicken2013]

Unfortunately I never got to own a Dreamcast and I don’t think I ever played one, but I do remember watching my college friends play SoulCalibur and Sega Bass Fishing. The one game I wanted to play was Skies of Arcadia and I bought my Gamecube mainly for that game. I was not disappointed!

[@Metal-Josh]

Sorry John, to answer your question of what Dreamcast games had I played. On actual hardware, hardly a thing. My cousin got one when they were new, but I would’ve tried virtua tennis, and UFC. Tennis is tennis, but was fun for as simple of a game that is, it’s a good game. UFC on the other hand… the controls were way to much!, couldn’t get the hang of it

[@tylerflint5447]

Just got it a couple weeks ago- so in a way Dreamcast is newer than PS5 to me! Playing Skies of Arcadia and man what a game, even Pinta's quest is my favorite thing to do during.. well yeah😆

[@freedomisntfree7851]

My favorites, not mentioned, are Soul Reaver, Red Dog, Carrier, and Gauntlet Legends. Really loved the system and wish I had picked up the games when they were super cheap.

[@thehsproductions3276]

Wow! That must be why prices has almost tripled! I randomly just got a little lot in an auction yesterday and tried looking at the prices on ebay

[@big-chill9058]

wish they would make a mini dream cast

[@cecilsgames845]

It has the best port of hydro thunder

[@SenseLogic1981]

Immortal One 💥

[@der-Troet]

dolphin blue is a great port for the DC. planet harrier never came for DC, thats a mess

[@DeEnigeEchteFAUST]

Hey mate hows the museum going?