Much has been said about how the Dreamcast was a wholly underrated system. Here are 100 games, many of which really show off just how underrated it was. (And a couple that are probably best forgotten.)\r
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What was surprising was to find a game based on Japanese horrorThe Ring (#85 in the video). Its a mediocre survival horror game, but one wonders if its profile would have been higher if it was released after the 2002 American remake of the . \r
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Also of note is Shenmue. We take open world games for granted now - but to see it being done back on the Dreamcast back in 2001 - on not-so-powerful hardware is pretty darn impressive\r
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Whats interesting is that many of these games are quite playable and compelling. Having revisited some other classic systems for videos on this page, I can say that most of them held nothing but historical interest. Here, though - I ually enjoyed firing up and playing through some of these for the video. Probably why it took me so long to put this together. \r
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Any of your favorites I missed out?
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What was surprising was to find a game based on Japanese horrorThe Ring (#85 in the video). Its a mediocre survival horror game, but one wonders if its profile would have been higher if it was released after the 2002 American remake of the . \r
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Also of note is Shenmue. We take open world games for granted now - but to see it being done back on the Dreamcast back in 2001 - on not-so-powerful hardware is pretty darn impressive\r
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Whats interesting is that many of these games are quite playable and compelling. Having revisited some other classic systems for videos on this page, I can say that most of them held nothing but historical interest. Here, though - I ually enjoyed firing up and playing through some of these for the video. Probably why it took me so long to put this together. \r
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Any of your favorites I missed out?
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