The Dreamcast Top 100 Videos: Part 2 and 3

Here's two more videos of the Top 100. This is as far as I've got with editing this together so far. I still need to cobble together footage of certain games before I can really release any more for now, so there's gonna be a short wait for part four onwards.

Idle Hands

Right, I realise that I've not done a 'proper' post for a while (that should be rectified later this week when I cast my cybernetic replacement eye over some of my recent Dreamcast software acquisitions), but in the meantime I thought you might like to have a quick look at this.

Yes, yes, yes - It's another link to a feature on another website, but hell - at least this one has had some thought put into it and isn't just another Top Ten list of the DC's best games. Instead, it's a list of games that were great also-rans but were doomed to be lost to the sands of time. Or something. Just go there and have a look.

To be fair, Games Radar have actually published quite a few quality features focusing on the Dreamcast and it's premature demise. Here's two of the best:

Why the Dreamcast was Different
A Tribute to the VMU

Cool...?!

Sometimes an item appears on ebay that makes you think "why?"

Here's an auction for such an item. It's a external Dreamcast cooling fan that comes complete with it's own power cord. And there's me thinking just the one fan was sufficient.

Why does this thing exist? Answers on a postcard. Or, erm, the comments page...

Oh, and if the auction ends before you can piss your money away on such a pointless artifact, you can buy one here.

The Dreamcast Top 100 in video form! Part One

The first part of the Top 100 videos is up, and the 2nd part will be up sometime tomorrow. The rest of the videos are a work in progress, I'm releasing them as I make them so you're gonna have to be patient! This is mainly just to show off bits of the games that made it into the chart, with some facts chucked onto the screen for good measure. This first part features games 100 to 91. Enjoy!