The name's Gibson, Howard Gibson and he's on a mission, a Confidential Mission . This hasn't quite got the right ring to it, but...

I was looking around on eBay a few weeks ago and stumbled across a rather unusual article from the Dreamcast's history. There were no bi...

OK, so the chances are you've already seen this by now as it's pretty much a day old, but images have surfaced online of a fan-made ...

I appreciate that a lot of people who either follow me (@Tomleecee) or the Junkyard's main account (@SEGAJunkyard) on Twitter will hav...

Last weekend was amazing. Really, really amazing. For several reasons. The first - and most important - was that it was Revival Events '...

Are blinding. There are many things that I would like like to play on my Dreamcast. But that's another story (morning glory). Where w...

I bought a DreamShell SD card reader for about £5 from an eBay seller some time last year. After a few days, it turned up in the post (i...

Xump. How do you pronounce a game called Xump? I'd go for "Zump" personally, but to be honest it really doesn't matter...

  The Elysian Shadows Kickstarter has officially launched . Dubbed a “next-gen” 2D RPG, the game is slated to hit a number of platforms...

When Tom very kindly invited me to write for the Junkyard, he asked me for a quick list of my top three Dreamcast titles . I...

I'm a huge fan of the Doom games. I have played or own every single console release of the game, and know the ins and outs of each ve...

My very first experience with a Dreamcast came in early 1999 when a friend who was earning suspiciously large amounts of money for doing a...

One of my few games for the Sega Dreamcast is the arcade port racing game, Crazy Taxi. It was special for being one of those few games t...

The End of Days is here. The dead are walking the streets and the zombie apocalypse is upon us...are you prepared? Well you should be, b...

We featured the lesser-spotted SEGA 64 here at the Junkyard way back in 2006 ( original post here ), but that was little more than the publi...

One of the strongest pillars of the Dreamcast's software library is arguably its fighters. From the pure SNK goodness of Garou: Ma...