How much did you love your Sega Dreamcast?
After twenty years, how would you rate Sega's final gaming console?
It's been over 20 years since Sega released its final console. Loved by many for its stellar lineup of games like Shenmue and Sonic Adventure, the Dreamcast was the first system to include a built-in modem for online play. And then there were its distinct, spaceship-shaped controller and unique Visual Memory Unit for saving your games. Though Engadget wasn't around to review the Dreamcast when it was released, dozens of users have left scores and reviews for the console on its product page over the years. From calling it "highly innovative for its time" and being "awed by its graphics and performance," users largely seem to feel nostalgic and affectionate towards the obsolete game system, which currently has an average score of 80.
As the 20th anniversary of the Dreamcast's release in the United States and Europe approaches this fall, we encourage you to take some time to reflect upon the things you miss and appreciate about the console. What do you still love about the system? What do you miss about it? What game would you love to be able to play again? Tell us how you feel about the Dreamcast, past or present, with a user review. You can submit a full writeup or simply a score on our Dreamcast product page. Your responses might be included in an upcoming user review roundup article!
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