With its novelty controllers, internet connection and audacious games, the Dreamcast briefly held the spotlight 25 years ago.

A series of bad decisions for over a decade led to Sega, once a titan in the console wars, exiting the race altogether.

Beginning with the Sega Mega Drive—or "Genesis," as it's known in North America—every Sega console up until the Dreamcast (excluding the Sega Pico) has featured online functionality. While there were ...

Ex-PlayStation boss Shawn Layden thinks current Xbox hardware isn't 'persuasive' enough to win over gamers and resurrect the ...

The Sega Dreamcast was Sega's last best hope as a console maker after their Sega Saturn tanked badly. Released in 1998, it was the first of the sixth generation systems, the first major console to ...

A reader reveals how Shenmue on the Sega Dreamcast completely changed his attitude towards video games, after growing up with ...

Sega Dreamcast featured experimental JRPGs with big stories and bold ideas. Time Stalkers blends dungeon crawling, monster collecting, and quests in a chaotic package. Pier Solar offers a 16-bit ...

Source: Trademark-trolling site Trademork reported this week that Sega had filed a new application to secure its rights to the Dreamcast name. The site speculated that the game maker might be ...

During the peak of Sega's popularity they were moving and grooving with the Sega Dreamcast. Some major mishaps involving copyright issues tanked the system, but, it turns out, before the doors ...