Nearly three years on since the release of the fabulous Xenocider , Spanish indie development studio Retro Sumus have released more tantali...

We have one big double whammy update coming your way today: All systems are go on our brand new Patreon , and we have an awesome new range o...

A few months ago, fellow Junkyard compatriot Harvey Jones notified me of a cool thing he'd seen in the Sega Online Discord . Considering...

On the 23rd of October, the organisers of the Dream Disc ‘24 Game Jam revealed their forthcoming event to the world, and, in the days that ...

On the 27th of October at EGX London 2024 , Christopher Dring of GamesIndustry.biz hosted a panel called " 25 Years of Sega Dreamcast ...

Looking for something to do this Hallows Eve? Perennial Dreamcast developer Ian Micheal and Adam Burrell have got you covered with his lat...

  Parles-tu français? No, me neither. Languages weren't a strength of mine at school, and despite some derisory attempts to pick up Span...

When Retro Fighters' "next gen" Dreamcast controller went to Kickstarter, I recall some of my Junkyard colleagues presuming t...

Capcom have just made a lot of Sega Dreamcast fans very happy . After previously announcing back in June that both Marvel Vs. Capcom and Ma...

One day we realised that The Dreamcast Junkyard account on Twitter (or X, as it is now known...) was followed by none other than Kenji Tosa...

Before 2K Sports, It Was Simply: Sega Sports. Some of us like to think that science is apolitical. We like to imagine that global, collabora...

Almost exactly two years ago the Junkyard published my review of Shadow Gangs , a side-scrolling beat ‘em up that was released for the Dream...

Released back in 1997, Doom 64 brought a levelled up spin-off of the game-changing PC first-person shooter to the Nintendo 64. Since its rel...

Virtua Tennis 2 encourages us to be curious about sports-science, through play. When I play Virtua Tennis 2 in 2024, all I can see is physic...