Sega Dreamcast Enforcer Arcade Stick

Sega Dreamcast Enforcer Arcade Stick Review

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Sega Dreamcast Enforcer Arcade Stick Feature

• The Enforcer Arcade Stick from Topmax is designed with all the high-tech features that gamers want, combined with the quality and strength they require.
• Release Date 19 May 2003

1. High-quality Arcade Joystick
2. 6 buttons on the top
3. Built-in Rumble
4. Easy Access VMU slot
5. Individual turbo settings on 4 different buttons (not Z and C)
6. Smooth 360 degrees movement - Just like the arcade
7. Slow motion
8. Super-high density plastic for extra durability
9. Non-slip bottom design

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Crazy Taxi

Crazy Taxi Review

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Crazy Taxi Feature

• dreamcase

If you think it's hard to flag down a cab in a big city, try driving one in Sega's zany straight-from-the-arcade port of Crazy Taxi. If you're one of the teeming fans who eagerly played Crazy Taxi in the arcade at a buck a pop, then this game is a must-buy, if only from a purely economic standpoint. Even those who don't know the difference between Crazy Taxi and the long-running TV series Taxi will immediately recognize the appeal of this game. In fact, this game is so impressive and addictive that it should easily convince a whole new wave of buyers to purchase a Sega Dreamcast.

What's so hot about Crazy Taxi? For starters, the graphics sport the most impressive re-creation of a living city ever seen in a video game. The level of detail is astounding and never ceases to surprise the player as block after unique block speeds by. The city is a distilled version of San Francisco with some landmarks and neighborhoods left intact. Making it seem all the more real are apparent product placements of real-world retail locations such as KFC, Tower Records, and Pizza Hut. And just about everything you see on the screen is interactive: boxes, phone booths, and mailboxes topple when bumped or smashed, pedestrians leap and tumble out of your path, and the myriad of traffic attempts to avoid your erratic high-speed antics. While some driving games brag about a lack of boundaries, this one delivers--players drive on the ocean floor, off the second floor of a parking garage, through parks, and down stairs. A helpful hovering arrow points drivers in the correct direction, but you can truly drive wherever you want at any time, making for tons of replay value.

While the game is a direct port from the arcade game of the same name, there's plenty more depth in the home version. In addition to the city that appears in the coin-op version, the Dreamcast version also includes an entirely new city. Crazy Taxi includes a trunk-load of mini-games that help to teach drivers how to perform the special speed boosts and maneuvers in the game.

Though this game would be plenty exciting without any sounds at all, it has an adrenaline-pumping soundtrack supplied by punk crossover bands the Offspring and Bad Religion, as well as some good, if sometimes monotonous, dialogue between the driver and the passengers. --Jeff Young

Pros:

• Wonderful, realistic graphics
• Easy to get into, and full of many long hours of addictive play
• Even more to offer than the fantastic arcade game upon which this is based

Cons:

• On very few occasions players will encounter some graphic slowdown

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Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 [Japan Import]

Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 [Japan Import] Review

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F-1 World Grand Prix II for Dreamcast [Japan Import]

F-1 World Grand Prix II for Dreamcast [Japan Import] Review

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Demolition Racer: No Exit

Demolition Racer: No Exit Review

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Don your helmet and strap on the shoulder harness--Demolition Racer: No Exit is taking you for a ride, and it's not going to be a smooth one. As a matter of fact, with 16 cars on the track and nobody worried about paint jobs, it's likely to be downright bumpy.

Demolition Racer: No Exit will delight gamers who never can keep their car on the road, as it rewards hazardous driving and openly encourages slamming other motorists into walls or--better yet--land mines.

The game offers two distinctly different leagues. In the demolition leagues, ranking is determined by the damage points that you inflict on your fellow drivers, multiplied by a value that's assigned to the place in which you finish the race. The No Exit mode puts drivers in an arena, à la gladiator, with the winner being the last moving car. Here, the game really shines, as cars go flying hood-over-heels and perform maneuvers that would make crash-test dummies wince.

Demolition Racer: No Exit shows vehicle damage in real time. See your hood crinkle, then pop up and flap like a wounded duck, before it flies over the roof. While the action is fast and furious, however, the graphics don't reflect the abilities of the Dreamcast fully, with vehicles that appear somewhat boxy, and physics that seem unrealistic when compared to other top-notch racing games. In addition, the vehicles are generic, with no brand names.

Once you've turned off the predictable hard-rock soundtrack, the sound effects in Demolition Racer: No Exit are excellent, from the screams of tortured metal to the screech of a fender that's kissing a wall. --Benjamin Reese

Pros:

• Real-time damage shown on vehicles
• Very realistic sound effects
• Unlockable minigames

Cons:

• Graphics could be better
• Generic, unlicensed vehicles

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2 Sega Dreamcast Visual Memory Units

2 Sega Dreamcast Visual Memory Units Review

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2 Sega Dreamcast Visual Memory Units Feature

• New and Sealed
• Genuine
• 1 Blue and 1 Green

2 NEW factory sealed Genuine Sega VMU 1 Blue and 1 Green

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Sega Dreamcast System - Video Game Console (Black Sega Sports Edition)

Sega Dreamcast System - Video Game Console (Black Sega Sports Edition) Review

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Sega Dreamcast System - Video Game Console (Black Sega Sports Edition) Feature

• Black Sports Edition

The Sega Dreamcast is a video game console made by Sega, and is the successor to the Sega Saturn. The Dreamcast was the first entry in the sixth generation of video game consoles and was released in late 1998, before its contemporaries - Sony's PlayStation 2, Microsoft's Xbox and the Nintendo GameCube.

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Shenmue II [Limited Edition] [Japan Import]

Shenmue II [Limited Edition] [Japan Import] Review

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Tee Off

Tee Off Review

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Tee Off Feature

• Brand new factory sealed

The first golf title for the Dreamcast, Tee Off is in the vein of arcade-style golf games like the Hot Shots Golf series on the PlayStation. Players control big-headed, Japanese animation-style characters on vibrantly-colored 3-D courses. Shots are viewed from multiple camera angles--including some mesmerizing aerial views--with the ball leaving a fading trail behind it.

While Tee Off does require some basic golf knowledge, it uses a standardized control scheme which even those who've never played video golf will be able to pick up on right away. In addition to customizable difficulty levels, Tee Off offers various modes of play, including gate ball (think croquet in cyberspace) and world tour, which rewards players' high scores by "unlocking" new characters and equipment.

Admittedly, Tee Off isn't for devotees of more simulation-oriented golf titles, as they'll probably pass it off as kiddie fare. However, casual video golfers and those new to the armchair sport are in for one heck of a good time on the links. --Joe Hon

Pros:

• Highly addictive arcade-style gameplay
• Great replay value
• Gate ball (cybercroquet) mode

Cons:

• Japanese to English language translation is weak at times
• May not appeal to fans of more simulation-oriented golf titles

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Sega Dreamcast Generator Vol.1

Sega Dreamcast Generator Vol.1 Review

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Sega Dreamcast Generator Vol.1 Feature

• Ready 2 Rumble Boxing,Power Stone,Monaco Grand Prix
• House of the Dead 2,Sonic Adventure,Sega Bass Fishing
• Champ Car Racing
• Flag to Flag
• and more!!

playable bits and video clips

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Sega Dreamcast Controller & Memory Card Bundle

Sega Dreamcast Controller & Memory Card Bundle Review

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Sega Dreamcast Controller & Memory Card Bundle Feature

• New in package

1 NEW OFFICIAL SEGA CONTROLLER AND 1 NEW MAD CATZ MEMORY CARD FOR SEGA DREAMCAST AS PICTURED

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Spider-Man

Spider-Man Review

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As the beloved photojournalist-cum-webslinger, you'll freely explore New York's skyline, sewers, and hideouts to fulfill several missions. Use Spider-Man's superhuman strength to fight such notorious foes as Scorpion, Venom, and Rhino, and his spider abilities allow you to spin webs (of any size) to disable and detain bosses, swing around buildings, and creep along walls and ceilings. And thanks to your spider-sense, you'll be able to detect impending danger from a distance. There is no wealth or fame at the end of this game, however. Action is your reward.

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NFL Quarterback Club 2001

NFL Quarterback Club 2001 Review

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NFL Quarterback Club 2001 Feature

• BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED

Get past the broadly sketched X and O graphics of past football simulation games with the finely detailed NFL Quarterback Club 2001. Precision artificial intelligence (AI) brings out the chess aspects of the game without taking away any of the sport's brute power. The team-management functions let you draft rookies and sign, trade, and release players, all while managing your salary cap. There are 31 team-specific playbooks to work from, or you can create your own playbook--heck, you can even create your own players and team! You can also settle those "what if" questions by replaying key moments from historical Super Bowl games using authentic game stats. This installment of the series brings incredibly detailed player models--including injury tape, eye black, and breathe strips--motion-captured animation, and the all-new shoulder charge for breaking through defenders. And for you third-string players, there are E-Z Pass and E-Z Catch functions.


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Get Bass with Fishing Controller [Japan Import]

Get Bass with Fishing Controller [Japan Import] Review

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Hello Kitty no Lovely Fruit Park [Japan Import]

Hello Kitty no Lovely Fruit Park [Japan Import] Review

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POD Speedzone

POD Speedzone Review

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POD Speedzone Feature

• Dreamcast

Dreamcast

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Sega Bass Fishing

Sega Bass Fishing Review

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Sega Bass Fishing Feature

• All new Dreamcast exclusive game modes
• Amazing AI = fish react realistically to changing conditions and lure types
• 8 unique fishing locations rendered in gorgeous 3D graphics
• 14 different lures - each with unique performance
• Compatible with Dreamcast fishing controller (sold separately) for the most lifelike experience possible

For those willing to take the bait, Sega Bass Fishing has an addictive gameplay hook that will reel in sporting enthusiasts and even a few hardcore gamers. This realistic 3-D bass fishing simulation shines with three distinct gaming modes, eight fishing environments, and 13 different lures.

Let's be honest here. Fishing simulation games aren't for everyone. Many hardcore gamers will likely bypass this title because they believe the genre lacks the instant gratification of fast-moving shooters. That's a shame. Though it might not be everyone's can of worms, Sega Bass Fishing does offer a subtle, highly addictive gaming experience that will challenge even the most seasoned of game veterans.

This isn't Quake, to be sure. But you'll need similar gaming smarts and strategies to succeed in this water-based sporting environment. It takes a skilled aim and a steady hand to hook and reel in the largest fish, which are surrounded by smaller, less desirable catches. There's nothing worse than casting your lure directly at a monster-sized bass only to have it intercepted by a meddlesome minnow. We encountered more than our share of near misses, which gives us virtual bragging rights to "the one that got away."

While some gamers will prefer the subtlety of free-form fishing sans time constraints, this game also features a fast-action arcade mode that requires the player to meet a minimum quota of catches before advancing to a new fishing environment. An optional Dreamcast fishing controller (sold separately) makes the task of catching these underwater critters all the easier. The controller, which also adds a realistic rumble when you catch a fish, is a highly recommended accessory for the ultimate home fishing experience. --Brett Atwood

Pros:

• Near-perfect translation from the hit arcade game
• Eight realistic 3-D fishing environments
• Three different game modes to choose from
• Great control with optional fishing controller (sold separately)

Cons:

• Game genre will not appeal to everyone

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