Gaunle Legends for Dreamcast

The diabolical Skorne has scattered the planet's powerful rune stones throughout the world so that nobody can use their powers to challenge his evil rule. Pick your character, either the Warrior, Wizard, Valkyrie, or Archer, and work with your party as you go on the ultimate manhunt. Fight your way through castles, deserts, temples, and forests and upgrade your weapons and powers as you collect money and experience. The action is fast and furious, but if you don't fight smart you'll find yourself right back where you started. But it'll take more than a powerful punch to get far, as there are a host of puzzles that will challenge your mind and might mean the difference between success and failure. Can you find the rune stones and use them to your advantage? It may be the only way to defeat Skorne, so gather your party and head into the great unknown on the most important journey of your life.

Fighting Force 2 for Dreamcast

Become your own fighting force as you single-handedly take on a corporation bent on creating the first human clone in FIGHTING FORCE 2. Kick, punch, and smash your way through tons of grueling missions filled with non-stop fisticuffs. You'll have a full arsenal of weapons at your disposal, and you can destroy just about anything with a few well-placed shots, punches, or kicks. Who knows, you may even find something useful hiding under a seemingly useless item. So keep your eyes peeled and your fists up because, in FIGHTING FORCE 2, fighting is your only option.

Speed Devils Online Racing for Dreamcast

Speed Devils is back, this time with a more modern look and feel. In addition to adding 10 sporty new cars and 14 brand new tracks, SDO will support up to 5 racers at once for it's infamous online arena! Are you up to speed for an insane Internet showdown?

Soul Calibur for Dreamcast

Featuring graphics that surpass even the amazing NFL 2K, Soul Calibur is the martial arts fighting game to end all fighting games and the game to get if you're a Dreamcast owner. Based on the arcade classic of the same name, Soul Calibur lets you choose to represent one of 10 fighters in a series of battles against your peers. If you can successfully defeat all of your opponents, you will then face the fiendish Inferno in a final showdown that will determine the fate of the world. Each of the game's warriors is armed with a different deadly weapon--sword, ax, stave, nunchaku, you name it--and an assortment of special moves all tailored to that specific weapon. The warriors include men, women, and creatures from all over the globe and from various mythologies. Each is brought to life with amazing motion-capture animation, which results in incredibly lifelike and realistic duels. If you own a Dreamcast or are thinking of buying one, do yourself a favor and add Soul Calibur to your collection.

Demolition Racer: No Exit for Dreamcast

Pure Destruction! Infogrames presents the most intense driving experience ever seen on the Dreamcast. Causing havoc, mayhem and destruction is what Demolition Racer is all about. Race and demolish with 15 cars on the track. Battle it out in intense last man standing demolition derby bowl matches. Demolition Racer features the US Demolition Derby Association license and a rocking original sound track featuring Fear Factory and XL Records artist Empirion.

Ecco The Dolphin for Dreamcast

An evil force has struck Earth, and the harmony created by kindred spirits -- dolphins and humans -- is in mortal danger. The force ripped a hole in the space/time continuum, and one dolphin, Ecco, fell through into the past. Our fine finned hero is back in full 3D as the award-winning series continues with Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future on Dreamcast. His mission: to restore the former dolphin/human paradise, save the planet from self-destruction, and win back his future. To do this, you must help Ecco recover the stolen dolphin-power that has been scattered throughout time and space. The bottlenosed dolphin travels through mysterious and breathtaking underwater worlds filled with puzzles, friends, foes, and danger. The graphics in Ecco are just astounding and have floored critics with their unprecedented beauty and sheer detail -- this is one game that takes full advantage of Dreamcast's power.

Sonic Adventure for Dreamcast

He jumps! He dashes! He spins! He carries stuff! Sonic the world-famous hedgehog is back and badder than ever in this Dreamcast 3D adventure. From zero to 60 in a heartbeat, Sonic will wow you with speeds never before seen in a console game. Armed with all-new moves, including the hyper-fast Light Speed Dash and Homing Attack, Sonic and his crew set forth to outwit the evil Dr. Robotnik, and find the Chaos Emeralds before it's too late. You'll explore vast, action-packed worlds of danger and intrigue: flee from a killer whale on a sparkling tropical beach, sandboard through mysterious ruins, fly into a perilous tornado -- all in a day's work for our blue hero. Sonic Adventure raises the standards of gaming with breathtaking 3D graphics, full 360 degree movement, and a host of mini-games to discover. Expect the unexpected. You'll be ready for anything.

Heavy Metal: Geomatrix for Dreamcast

In the future, with the evolution of Nanobot technology, microscopic robots recreate human cell composition in the cyber world. Fantasy and reality have merged into one neo-world. Humans abandon the real world for the cyber luxury of the virtual world. With their backs turned on reality, they never saw the catastrophe coming. Now, most natural resources have been stolen, the polar caps are dislodged and melting, submerging mother earth underwater. What little turf remains is claimed by thugs, gangs, and mercenaries. The battle for landmass begins. Only now, war is waged inside the Geomatrix with Nanobots armed with devastating weaponry. To win you must fight, to live you must win!

Hydro Thunder for Dreamcast

Midway has brought the arcade action of HYDRO THUNDER into your living room and onto the Dreamcast. Select from 13 boats, ranging from 16-cylinder gas-guzzlers to futuristic prototypes. Each boat handles differently, so you'll have to learn on the fly as you hit jumps at 130 mph. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled, because you just might find a shortcut or two if you're lucky. There are also 13 unique courses to race on: Lost Island, Thunder Park, Arctic Circle, Greek Isles, Lake Powell, The Far East, Venice Canals, Ship Graveyard, New York Disaster, Nile Adventure, Hydro Speedway, Catacomb, and Castle Von Dandy. Nothing is free in this world though, as you'll have to be competitive to unlock all the tracks. Take on the computer-controlled boats or challenge a friend with awesome split-screen action. With amazing graphics and true-to-life physics, HYDRO THUNDER puts you right in the middle of the action. Just remember to take your Dramamine.

Dead Or Alive 2 for Dreamcast

Eight deadly fighters test each other's martial arts mastery in gorgeous 3D arenas. Special and combination moves all depicted in detailed fluid animation make this a stern test of gamers' reflexes and strategizing. Among its innovations are special moves that restore your fighter's vitality during the battle.

Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes for Dreamcast

From the creators of Street Fighter comes the newest combination of the greatest characters ever made in the Marvel comic universe and the best computer game characters in the business (from Capcom, of course).There are heaps of characters to play with, including Street Fighter favourites Ryu, Ken and Chun-Li, legendary Capcom good guy MegaMan (or Rockman in asia), and the best of Marvel, including Captain America, Wolverine, Hulk, Gambit and heaps more.Gameplay wise, you start the game much like you would in X-Men vs. Street Fighter, expect you now choose 3 players in your squad instead of two (2 that you use to tag, a third for special moves, etc.). Each member of the squad can be brought in at any time during the fight, and team-up super moves can be performed. Options include a straight arcade battle, 4 player tag modes, a survival mode (much like Street Fighter Alpha 3) and a handy training mode.

Power Stone for Dreamcast

Power hungry? Just pit your wits and your punches against the others, and collect all three power stones on each level. Either find them yourself or beat them out of your opponents, and even the most mild-mannered character will transform into a raging superbeing, capable of crushing attacks and powered-up fighting moves. Power Stone on Dreamcast breaks new ground with its revolutionary game design and mesmerizing 3D worlds. The first of its kind, Power Stone allows its characters to fully interact with their environment like never before. Drop down on your opponents from the ceiling, or swing around a lamp post for added momentum and freeform attack. Grab anything in the room that's not nailed down and hurl it at an opponent. Knock over a bookcase as you make your escape. Fight according to your own style. The ultimate weapon: your imagination.

Quake 3 Arena for Dreamcast

Step right up and get your frag on with QUAKE III: Arena for the Dreamcast. Choose from a variety of weapons and a ton of maps and turn your opponents into dripping piles of flesh. You've got three gameplay options to choose from: against bots, a split-screen Four-Player mode, and network play, where you can go online and strut your stuff against some of the best players in the country. If you liked QUAKE III: Arena on the PC, then you're going to love it on the Dreamcast.

Power Stone 2 for Dreamcast

Players who have had the pleasure of playing the original Power Stone know that it was pure fighting chaos. One or two players would run around trying to collect three power stones, which would turn them into superhuman punishment machines, while everything from tables to submachine guns were available as weapons. It was fast paced and a whole lot of fun. Now, picture all of the aforementioned stuff, but with up to four players battling at once, and you've just described Power Stone 2 for Dreamcast. Sure, there's still a one-player mode, but it's Power Stone 2's multiplayer mode that truly makes it worth the price of admission. The levels are larger this time around, to accommodate the wilder action, and there are Mario Party-style minigames that pop up smack in the middle of battles. Graphics are as beautiful as the Dreamcast can do, and the characters are cute and colorful. A couple of hidden characters add to the game's replay value.

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