Weeee, got me a Dreamcast.

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Dreamcast....  :-?  :cry:  :pissed:

*sigh*

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I have the disk for the Dreamcast web browser, the disk is from 1999, and it lets me configure my own ISP.  I remember setting it up for mine and then a friend's up north so I could check my e-mail.

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kd7ota wrote:

...As of today I am amazed how Soul Calibur was made possible on the dreamcast. Gfx are just killer amazing!  :-)...

I couldn't agree more.  I remember seeing the arcade machine and thinking Wow thats in low resolution!  They could actually make the DC version with IMPROVED graphics!  That impressed me immediately about the DC.  I still impress other people with the gfx in that game.  When I bought my DC I also bought Sonic Adventure,   Soul Calibur, a 2nd controller and a VMU.  Those VMUs are another story altogether, what a great idea!  About a year ago I picked up Phantasy Star online from a used software store here in town for $8!  I remember paying $40 for the original Crazy Taxi, but paying $5 for Crazy Taxi 2 at walmart in their bargain bin.  It sucks so much that the console's life was truncated so quickly when you think the Sega Genesis (Mega Drive to some of you :-) ) lasted about 8-9 years.  I remember games for it coming out as early as 1988 and late as 1997.  That won't happen any more I bet!