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For those few people who frequent this blog who are not also members of the awesome Dreamcast-Talk forums , allow me to say this: you are missing a trick. See, so many interesting and cool Dreamcast-related projects are borne out of those hallowed threads that it's actually pretty hard to keep up; and I start this post in a such a manner that I might give full and unadulterated credit where it is due. Sort of. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection released on current gen systems in the recent past and is essentially a potted history of the heroes in a half shells' Konami-developed titles from the late s through to the mid s. Perhaps a little disgruntled that this trip through the halcyon days of the Turtles' domination of arcades and home consoles isn't officially Dreamcast-bound, Ian Micheal has turned his considerable talents to cramming a handful of 8 and bit Turtles titles onto a Dreamcast disc, complete with a proper front end selection screen, music, VMU compatibility and even a few original Dreamcast-specific extras for good measure. I don't want crap running. Not even I can make a GBA emulator worth a shit run well enough

Dreamcast talk

Just when we thought that 's surprises were all but over, another gem is uncovered by the Dreamcast community! Dreamcast-Talk user 'sreak' revealed in a recent forum post over at Dreamcast-Talk that they had a Dreamcast development kit that they were going to export the files from. The initial list of contents seemed to be fairly uninteresting, but things - as they are known to do - developed quickly. After dumping the contents, it became apparent that there was a very early playable version of a game that nobody knew existed. Behold: The Simpsons: Bug Squad! I think lot of games were started since the DC did have some very initial success. Then PS2 hype came in strong and many of them were just stopped. There are probably hundreds of started but never finished games and concepts hidden on devkits around the world. This discovery isn't the first and I doubt it'll be the last. Nice article James :. Unknown there is no real goal to this as far as gameplay mechanics are concerned. It was more of a tech demo than anything else. It wasn't even commissioned by Fox, but the founder of Red Lemon Studio did have some people at Fox he was on good terms with and wanted to pitch this idea to them. There was even hope that this engine could be used for episodes, though maybe for quick storyboard or similar.

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The Dreamcast is a home video game console by Sega , the first one introduced in the sixth generation of video game consoles. With the release of the Dreamcast in amid the dot-com bubble and mounting losses from the development and introduction of its new home console, Sega made a major gamble in attempting to take advantage of the growing public interest in the Internet by including online capabilities in the console as a selling point. As such, the Dreamcast was the first console to include a built-in modem for Internet support and online play. To create further incentive for use of the Dreamcast's online capabilities, Sega went beyond the scope of their prior online ventures and invested heavily in the development of unified online services for it, a concept that predated former partner Microsoft 's Xbox Live service by a few years. Sega also predated Microsoft in pioneering the concept of downloadable content for games released on a console, though it was hampered by the small memory of the VMU. Despite the foresight Sega had in the emergence of broadband Internet access by making the modem modular and upgradeable with a broadband adapter , the services mainly supported dial-up Internet access throughout their lifetimes; only in Japan did broadband service arrive for the Dreamcast before Sega discontinued it in , abandoning the console business altogether with its transition to third-party publishing.

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Sega Sports. British Telecommunications. Konami of America. As far as I can ascertain, KenJu was due to hit arcades in before it mysteriously vanished without trace. Blue Sphere. Konami Co. Archived from the original on May 11, KenJu is a 3D fighting game from DreamFactory which was intended for release on Sammy's arcade system, but was apparently cancelled before it could be launched into brick and mortar arcades. Archived from the original on April 9, Archived from the original on March 9, Disney Interactive. Archived from the original on June 20, While both were intended for navigating and communicating on the Internet, many games supported them as alternate control methods, especially ports of PC games such as Quake III Arena.

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Victor Interactive Software. Retrieved October 31, Capcom Entertainment. Archived from the original on May 11, In Utero. Gotham Games. Abel Inc. Phantasy Star Online Ver. Entertainment Media AG. BBC News. Spiral House. We've said it before and we'll say it again, it is absolutely amazing that even now, almost two full decades after the system's natural life was brought to an abrupt end, that we're still discovering things Dreamcast-related that have never been seen before. Archived from the original on August 9, And lo, the Atomiswave became something of a hit among arcade gamers, hosting numerous inventive and colourful titles; and Sammy went on to purchase CSK's shares in Sega before eventually buying out the company in