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SEGA FORMAT INDEX

DREAMCAST      SATURN      32X      MEGA-CD      MEGA DRIVE      MASTER SYSTEM
GAME GEAR

REVIEWS | DREAMCAST

Sixth generation | 1998-2001 | GD-ROM, CD-ROM, Mini-CD
Games: 619 | Units sold: 9.13m

SEGA’s final console was the first to release in the sixth generation, and would compete briefly with the PlayStation 2, before exiting the hardware market prior to the release of Microsoft’s Xbox and Nintendo’s GameCube. The arcade-leaning nature of its games led to a host of fan favourites, including SoulCalibur, Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio, as well as the mega-ambitious Shenmue, the most expensive game ever made at the time. The system has also received praise for its innovative VMU memory card with screen.
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Rayman 2: The Great Escape
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Dragon Riders: Chronicles of Pern
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Shadow Man
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The Ring: Terror's Realm *
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SEGA Extreme Sports
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Kao the Kangaroo
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WWF Royal Rumble
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TrickStyle
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Zombie Revenge
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Stupid Invaders
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Chicken Run
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Kiss: Psycho Circus: The Nightmare Child
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Headhunter
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Surf Rocket Racers
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Crazy Taxi
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Spawn: In the Demon's Hand
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The Grinch
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Iron Aces
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Super Runabout
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The Nomad Soul
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Jet Set Radio
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Spirit of Speed 1937
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Star Wars Episode I: Racer
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Shenmue
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Soulcalibur
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Triggerheart Exelica *
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Ikaruga *
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Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage


​SEGA FORMAT INDEX

DREAMCAST      SATURN      32X      MEGA-CD      MEGA DRIVE      MASTER SYSTEM
GAME GEAR

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