Like the greatest album covers in the world, some games make a great impression even when sitting on a shelf. Whilst previews in the media, ...

Even though I started my gaming odyssey back in the late 1980s with an Amstrad CPC 464, there are some mainstays of the retro scene that jus...

The Dreamcast's North American launch was one of the most successful console launches of all time. It boasted a line up of games tha...

Recently I collated all the games I’ve never played for even a second, Dreamcast and non-Dreamcast alike, into a massive crate of shame....

There are few people who are more intrinsically linked with the history of the Dreamcast than Bernie Stolar. Along with personalities such...

Centipede for the Dreamcast is a curious title for a couple of reasons. It's part of what is, for all intents and purposes, a sort of ...

I love a good mystery, and internet-based mysteries are among my favourite types. Of course Moth Man, the Mary Celeste and the tale of S...

Ah, Atari. A company often credited as being the progenitor of the entire video gaming industry, but one which bowed out with such a whimp...

The Sega Dreamcast is a pretty versatile piece of hardware. Not only is it capable of running operating systems like Linux and Dreamshell ...

I realise that this post will date extremely quickly, but as it's US Independence Day I thought I would take a quick look at something r...